Beautiful old guard hotel with amazing location right at Bradenberg Gate. It's nestled among many…read moreembassies with the US, France, UK and Hungary all within a stone's throw. The hotel was updated and maintained well with very good overall service. Rooms were large for Europe and older hotels, with updated amenities and bathrooms. Some minor nits for the room: - It's European AC, so not as strong as Americans may be used to. It wasn't a big issue as the room does cool down, but we were there for a heat wave so wanted a cooler room. - Very limited outlets next to bed. One side didn't have any available outlets so I had to plug phone in bathroom. Similar no outlets by the desk for computer either which was surprising. But we were very pleased with our stay and the easy access to multiple metro lines like U5 and many S lines. Very convenient to get all over Berlin.

Our family stayed here for two nights in July 2026 on a fully prepaid Costco travel package. While…read morewe were excited for our very first visit to Germany, our experience with the hotel's billing department has been incredibly frustrating. At checkout, the hotel mistakenly posted a €1,060 incidental "hold" as a finalized, actual charge to my credit card. I contacted their billing and finance department, and they stated that a refund was processed on July 29. However, as of August 26, the funds are still missing from my account. It is highly unusual for a hotel to make a billing error of this magnitude and leave the customer chasing their money for weeks. I am currently still trying to get this corrected and will update this review if and when the refund finally clears.

What a wonderful place to stay in the nation's Capital of Berlin! Impeccably clean with attention…read moreto detail in every way! Friendly multilingual staff waiting to cater to hear every need. Anything less than five stars as a personal ax to grind.

We stayed for 2 nights at the Hilton Berlin while on a Christmas Market tour. The location is…read moreexcellent - right across the way from one of the markets and in between 2 others, each only a 15 minute walk in opposite directions. There is also a subway/underground stop right outside the hotel - very convenient. The lobby is an open concept but fairly small. It opens right up to the main restaurant where breakfast is served. It's welcoming but simple so you don't feel overwhelmed trying to find things (front desk, elevators, etc). We stayed in a standard king room which was very spacious for a hotel located downtown. The decor is warm and the room was very clean. If we make it to Berlin again, we will definitely stay here again.

Overall a full service, clean hotel in a good location…read more Arrival: Arrived by Uber from the main train station. No doormen upon arrival. Check in: Fairly efficient check in process. Asked for a free room upgrade based on my Marriott/Westin status and the clerk upgraded us to a junior suite. Room Junior Suite 572: A large, comfortable room, huge by European standards. The suite included a large living room and a separate bedroom with king bed. Both the living room and bedroom had smallish Samsung TVs (small by U.S. standards). Nice coffee maker and mini refrigerator. Bathroom: Decent bathroom with good counter space and great lighting. Downside is no tub- shower only. Water pressure was adequate. Mediocre but functional hair dryer. Bed: King sized bed with decent linens. We had to remove the heavy liner from the duvet because the room was on the warm side. Sleep quality: Better than average, but some street noise made its way through the windows. Housekeeping: Unless you're proactive in asking, the housekeeping is below average. For example, we had no facial tissues for 2 days. Once we left a note and a tip, the facial tissue was restocked. Sometimes complimentary water was restocked, some days not. Breakfast restaurant: Based on our Marriott status, we received a nice complimentary breakfasts. Service at the breakfast restaurant is pathetic, but the food was good. We consistently were not served coffee. So we simply grabbed coffee urns each morning. Staff for some reason only offered coffee and any level of service to older Germans. Anyone foreign or young the staff ignored. Overall service: Between reluctant and non-existent. That's Germany for you. Don't expect helpful staff. Gym: Small but functional gym with standard exercise equipment like treadmills, weights, etc. Power outlets: Be sure to bring adapters for German outlets. The room had no U.S.-type power outlets. Misc: (1) On our last day, we found a silverfish in the bathroom. Also, this hotel allows pets. We consistently heard dogs barking on rooms. (2) There's a Rewe grocery store about 5 blocks away from the hotel. Bring reusable grocery bags to haul your purchases back to the hotel. (3) We were skeptical but tried a Kebab restaurant nearby. Wow! The Donor kebaps are great! Try Mr. Kebab 4 blocks away.

This is located in a great spot within Berlin. Walking distance to the museums and many restaurants…read moreand two Christmas markets. We took Uber from the train station to the hotel. Ubers are all over the city and they arrive FAST! The hotel has a gigantic glowing red sign at the top of the hotel so that if you are walking, you can spot it quickly. This hotel is located in what was East Berlin. It is a lovely hotel. There is a lovely grand staircase on the first floor. If you arrive and realize you forgot your power adapter, the hotel will allow you to use one while you are there. They will charge you 20 euros for the use and will remove the charge once you return the adapter. We book our hotels through Marriott.com and use the default settings, we were told that we need to pay extra for the second guest, we said no problem. Elevators: there are 3 running elevators. Room: on checks-in we asked if there were any room upgrades. We got a junior suite (Room 572). A keycard is required to make the elevator move. Room 572 is far from the center of the hotel. Your walk down a long corridor so I was thrilled it is far from the elevators. It is a nice spacious room with sitting area opposite the bedroom. The room runs hot, so we turned off the furnaces and then opened the windows to cool the room down. Even with the furnace off, the room was warm. There is a nice no brand Nespresso machine with pods. There is a mini fridge where you can purchase drinks to consume in your room. Bathroom: very spacious and well lit bathroom that made easy to apply makeup with plenty of counter space. The mirror is the right height for me at 5'8" tall. There is a standing shower. Nice amenities: shampoo, conditioner, body lotion. Living room: nice size TV, desk area with one plug with USB-C and USB connector. There are plenty of European plugs for charging. Couch for watching TV, 2 ottoman style seating for putting on your shoes, and a table for eating snacks. Bedroom: King size bed with nightstands on each side. The night stands have European plugs with 2 USB connectors for charging devices. Smaller TV and tiny when considering distance to the bed for watching TV. Gym: there is a small gym onsite with a sauna. The gym is located in an odd area. We were told go to room 513 and take the elevator down to the gym. Sure enough go to room 513 and there is a tiny elevator. Take it down and you come to a lobby area. The sauna is off to the right but the door was locked the entire time we were here. Then you go around the corner to a series of doors. Open the one directly in front of you and it opens to an awkward open area. It looks like a pool should have been built there. But there are seating places to the right and left and the incense is quite strong, maybe a meditation area? There is a workout area to the left with treadmill and stuff and a water station. Sleep Quality: during the day we could hear noises from other rooms and ambulances screaming by on the street below. At night we could hear people stomping above us but when it came to sleeping time, the noises stopped. The sleep quality was very good but the hotel felt empty for most of the days we were here. During the summer months, it might be a different story. Breakfast: included with our room since we are Marriott Elite. We ate there everyday for our trip and our last day, the young girl was your reservation is only 1 person. We said no, we paid at check-in and 2 should be included for breakfast. After quite is discussion, she was quiet and happy after checking. The breakfast buffet is very nice and highly recommend. There is a nice omelet station. NOTE: There are two Rewe grocery stores within walking distance of the hotel. The first one has a better beer selection. The second is within a bigger mall building and has a better bakery than the first Rewe. Bring your own bags or purchase has expensive reusable Rewe bag.

I really liked this place…read more It's super close to the Berlin Ostbahnhof station as you can literally see it from the hotel. This makes it an easy base for exploring the city. It's also a short walk from the stretch of the Berlin Wall that's still standing with all the artwork. The staff was incredibly friendly, and if you need English, they speak it without any issue. The rate was solid, the bar was excellent, and the drinks were on point. The whole vibe is trendy in a way that fits Berlin perfectly. Overall, highly recommended and in a great area. Ich mochte dieses Hotel wirklich sehr. Es liegt super nah am Bahnhof Berlin Ostbahnhof man kann ihn direkt vom Hotel aus sehen und ist ein idealer Ausgangspunkt, um die Stadt zu erkunden. Auch die East Side Gallery, der Teil der Berliner Mauer mit den Kunstwerken, ist nur einen kurzen Spaziergang entfernt. Das Personal war sehr freundlich und spricht problemlos Englisch, falls man es braucht. Der Preis war gut, die Bar ausgezeichnet und die Drinks absolut überzeugend. Insgesamt ein trendiges Hotel, das perfekt zu Berlin passt. Sehr empfehlenswert und in einer tollen Gegend

I felt this hotel was above average for a European hotel. The breakfast was good, and the rooms…read morewere comfortable. The decor was eclectic. All in all, it was a good stay.

4.5 stars! I like this hotel! It's so convenient, well run with wonderful staff and just steps away…read morefrom public transportation (you can take bus #249 and connect to other public transportation system including RB23 to and from Berlin Airport at Berlin Zoo station). The hotel has a good, retro feel and I love the hot showers there! Staff had been very nice, polite and simply helpful and because of the popular Benedict breakfast restaurant inside this hotel that opens in the morning and runs into late at night, the hotel feels very safe to me. The next time I'm in Berlin, I would definitely try to stay at this place again. Some rooms may be on a smaller side (and priced accordingly on a more budget side), but they do have much larger rooms, too! The shampoo, soap and lotion smell so nice and very aromatherapeutic! It's so relaxing being here at this hotel. Overall, I love it and it will be the hotel I look at first the next time I am in Berlin again!

I had several options for a hotel to stay at, and I'm so glad I chose this one. The hotel was…read moreconveniently located near metro stations, bus stops, and lovely places for coffee and brunch. The staff was super friendly and was able to answer all my questions, and they even gave me a handy map and a list of local events and sights to check out during my stay. The room was comfortable, and I had some of the best sleep I've had in ages on the super-comfortable bed too. I genuinely can't think of anything negative to say about this hotel. My only regret is not checking out the Benedict restaurant on the ground floor -- it looked busy, and the diners always looked very satisfied with their food, so that's something I'll have to check out next time I'm staying here. One thing to mention: if you're travelling for work, ask the staff to put you in a room with enough power sockets. Unfortunately, I could use only one power socket by the table, while the remaining two were pretty far from the office table (there's one socket per each side of the bed, which is helpful if you need to charge your phone or other devices). While this meant that I wasn't able to work in the comfort of my room, I'd recommend checking out the local coffee shops (make sure you go on a day you can use a computer, as a lot of Berlin coffeeshops have a "no laptop" policy on Saturdays and Sundays). That aside, this hotel is excellent, and I guarantee you'll have a tremendous 5-star experience here that'll make you want to come back -- I know I will!

WOW, absolutely love this place. It was recommended by a local friend, she said "don't even think…read moreabout staying anywhere else, you'll love it." And she was RIGHT. This hotel oozes cool, not in a "trying to be cool" way, but in an authentic, grounded and personable way. The staff are lovely. The aesthetic is so tasteful and creative. The courtyard is a fun place to hang out. Sometimes there's live music. It's simply just a wonderful place to spend time, and rest while in Berlin. We had a minor misunderstanding upon departure, but the hotel settled was understanding and dealt it with gracefully. Very appreciate there are good humans and good businesses in this ever-changing world. We will definitely be back and I can't recommend this more highly to anyone considering a stay here. Thank you Michelberger! You're a gem!

A wonderful hotel/experience. Centrally located with friendly staff and a great vibe. We booked the…read moreLuxus but were unexpectedly upgraded to the Hideout which was amazing - custom built furniture and a private sauna and hot tub and bluetooth speakers/a projector screen. I don't think we've ever stayed somewhere so nice. Breakfast is amazing - so many hot and cold options that all are carefully chosen and prepared. Two things to note: this hotel has a bar/event venue in the courtyard so if you're looking for somewhere completely quiet to stay - this isn't it - stay here if you enjoy being around people and music. Also there isn't AC and as such the room got hot for my American blood. I do think they have fans available, though.

Hotel Luc is a great hotel in an even better location!…read more We were here for a week in October and couldn't have been happier with our choice. The rooms were big and well furnished with large windows, a really comfortable bed and plenty of towels and toiletries. We started in a junior suite and then upgraded to a corner suite when the room became available. Both of these suites had 1.5 baths which was great for entertaining given your guests didn't need to use the main bathroom or in just getting ready in the mornings. The location is great- right across from the opera house and the Gendarmenmarkt which is the main town square where you can pretty much eat and drink to your heart's content. The staff is fantastic- from the front desk team (big shout out to Esther!) to the restaurant where you can get a great breakfast every single day served by people who take the time to get to know your name. Our server, Elise, took such good care of us I didn't want to leave! Everyone speaks perfect English but they were also happy to help us with our German as we tried to use a few phrases each day. They have a breakfast etagere that is basically a tower that comes with meats and cheese, fresh fruit, rolls and then in addition to that you can order eggs or pancakes or whatever your morning go to is. I ordered the lobster omlette and it was very tasty although most days, I just had scrambled eggs. It was a great way to start each and every day! Up on the top floor there is a workout area, sauna and relaxation area that is nice to come back to at the end of a long day-or the bartender on the main floor bar is always ready to pour a good drink. I'm a big Marriott fan and I love these Autograph collection hotels as they are always in these historic old buildings and can be counted on to have all the hospitality that Marriott is known for,

Wow. This hotel. It leaves me almost speechless but I'm here to review so here goes…read more.. Upon arrival the front desk was so warm and welcoming. They explained the history and design of the hotel and offered us glasses of champagne. The entire hotel is gorgeous with a nod to Prussia's history with a whimsical modern flare. When we entered the room we had chocolates and treats waiting with a wax sealed letter welcoming us. Then my heart stopped at the view. Directly outside our window was the Französischer Dom. It was extra gorgeous to wake up to every morning when we threw open the windows. In the morning we had breakfast at their restaurant, Liu. Absolutely delicious and our waitress, who we had almost every morning, was charming, funny, and attentive. I definitely recommend having breakfast there at least once. The hotel is perfectly located and we were able to walk to tons of sights such as the Berlin Cathedral, the Berlin Wall, and the Brandenburg Gate. We also had access to amazing nearby restaurants! All in all our stay was perfection and if we ever travel to Berlin again, we'll be staying there. Thank you Luc staff!

On my travels around this planet I have had chance to stay in some wicked hotels. From a super cool…read moremotel in San Francisco,to a stupidly posh hotel in London complete with Lambo and Mclaren Merc parked outside and a porn inspired room in a hotel in Amsterdam (Yep,porn),and more. But none of them compare to Casa Camper,that isn't to do any of the others down,they were all good in their own right,but for sheer enjoyment Camper wins hands down. The staff were all awesome. The room was awesome. The shower was awesome. The bed was awesome. The honour bar is an awesome idea. The breakfast was awesome. The location is awesome (Near to The Absinthe Depot and round the corner from one of the nicest kebabs (or kebap) that i've ever had). All our fellow guests that we spoke to were awesome. Ange Z is awesome for finding and booking here. Also I'm awesome,just because.... Fair enough,it's not the chespest of places at which to stay,but at the end of the day you get what you pay for,and possibly more at Casa Camper. The next time i'm going to visit this great City then Casa Camper will certainly be my go to Hotel,it really is that good!!

One of the other reviewers said it perfectly - staying at Casa Camper is like staying at the quiet…read morehome of an old friend with impeccable taste, great wealth, and an open well-stocked kitchen. It was hard to go home again after staying a few days in this friendly, comfortable, modern, quirky, and completely supportive boutique hotel. It manages to be ultra-modern without being pretentious or cold, a nice trick. The rooms are perfectly sized - not overwhelming but not cramped, stocked with robes and slippers and wonderful toiletries, and the rain shower is awesome. Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, also a free business center with 2 computers and a printer, and the breakfast area is well supplied with free newspapers, fruit, snacks, bread, a coffee machine, and non-alcoholic drinks available 7x24. The actual breakfasts (7-11 AM) are cooked to order, and the dining room, lounge, and "Bodega" (a self-service honor bar) have a wonderful view over the city from the 7th floor. It was so pleasant sitting in the comfortable lounge in the evening, catching up on email or reading with a glass of wine from the Bodega. The staff are diverse, young, and exceptionally helpful and congenial. The hotel is located just a few steps around the corner from the Weinmeisterstrasse U8 station. However, for most of the things you might want to see in Berlin Mitte, the U-bahn is not even necessary. There are many good restaurants within a few blocks, and it's just a short walk to the museum island or Unter den Linden, among other attractions. Now that I've been completely spoiled at the Casa Camper I can't imagine staying anywhere else in Berlin.