I stayed at the Motel One for a week during a conference and a series of meetings. The hotel is…read morecute - the design scheme is nice and the staff was decent. I was able to check in early and I had a nice corner room facing the back (a parking lot and a green space owned by the hotel, but, glad it wasn't the street). They have a decent continental breakfast in the morning which is often packed with guests. The TV has two English speaking channels and some cartoons that were in English (though I wasn't watching them). A friend ended up joining me for the duration of my trip and I found myself "stealing" extra cups and towels from the housekeeping cart, as they only give you one of everything if you are booked for one person. My biggest complaint about German bedding is the weird "small" duvet that they use for the beds. I barely covered my feet and my friends! They do have a nice bar downstairs with reasonably priced cocktails. Keeping in the tradition of German service, the waitstaff leaves much to be desired personality wise. During the EuroCup they turned all the TV's to the game and guests from around the world watched the games. WIFI is spotty. I was on the second floor and it'd go in and out randomly which was a pain for work. I had better luck in the bar. However, the rest of the lobby I had no luck. (I have a Mac) You get free WIFI if you get breakfast in the morning or you have to pay 5 Euros for 24 hours. The location is okay but the neighborhood is boring at night. You have to walk a bit to find any decent bars or restaurants. I'd stay at Motel One again, probably in a different location.

I've stayed at the Motel One near the KaDeWe twice in the past year. The rooms are comfortable for…read morethe price. However, service is not very good. I've had to wait for hours to check-in with a room reservation - one very determined woman at the front desk wouldn't let me check in until it was 3pm on the dot (the earliest I gather I could access my room). The price is pretty reasonable (although the nearby Holiday Inn Express is about the same cost with four star service and rooms). There is a small bar that is attended by the front desk staff most of the time. The breakfast room is too small - huge crowds spill over into the lobby having breakfast during busy weekends. But it is within walking distance to the shops and restaurants of the K-damm and is close to the Bauhaus Archiv.

Nice hotel in the centre of town. Quite reasonable with good rooms. The breakfast buffet is also…read moregood with loads of choices. Good value for money and I will be back.

This hotel consists of three different locations within each other in the middle of Prenzlauer…read moreBerg. I stayed over New Years in the BlueHome portion of the hotel and it was very nice. Reluctantly, I had a room that was directly on the inner courtyard -- but it turned out to be very nice with a small window in the floor that was over a coy pond (!) The beds were heavenly comfortable and everthing was new and shiny, very nicely upkept. Very sexy hotel room. My only problem was the location was a tad odd, I suggest renting a bike as your nearest transportation options is the tram which can be quite random.

I've stayed here on two different occasions and both times have been excellent…read more It's not really a hotel in the traditional sense, it's more of a cluster of suites/apartments spread over a few floors of a Berliner altbau building. The location is great, just around the corner from the beautiful Kollwitzstrasse where you'll find dozens of bars and restaurants. The rooms are super stylish. A lot of attention has been paid to small details. Ultra comfy beds, modern furniture, tasteful art on the walls, wifi and even kitchenettes with refrigerators. It's a very sexy place. Stylish and hip, without a hint of pretension. Perfect for couples looking for a romantic getaway in Berlin.