Hotels near Alexanderplatz in Berlin

Good location. Tall building that can be easily spot from anywhere of the city. (Easy to identify the direction to go back to the hotel) Have to pay eur 2 for luggage storage per day. Bathroom with curtain (no door), not that convenient for non couple.

The hostel is very dirty. All the surfaces are sticky. There is a terrible stench in the rooms, toilets, corridors and lobby. Things forgotten by the previous tenants are lying around until they are thrown away by the current tenants. Mattresses are stained with brown stains, possibly menstrual blood (I was in the women's room). The pillows are crumpled and terribly uncomfortable. The beds stand so you can't fully open the window to air it out. The lobby is very noisy and smelly too, apparently there is no ventilation or it is blocked. Absolutely not recommended, even for 25€ a night! It's too much for this place.

This B&B hotel is well-situated in Mitte, within an easy walk of shops (Alexa Mall), restaurants and transportation options. The room, though small, was well equipped and comfortable. Beds were comfy. Breakfasts were fresh and tasty though little variation from day to day. The only negative is that the hotel was also hosting multiple student groups who crowded the public areas, elevators and breakfast area and were often noisy and oblivious to their impact on other travellers. This was a daily annoyance during our 4 night stay.

The hostel is located right next to the U-bahn station and not far from Alexanderplatz, the location itself is very convenient, in a vibrant area with a lot of places to eat. The staff were nice, and there were a lot of activities where I managed to meet some cool people from all over the world. The toilets and bathrooms were fairly clean and well-maintained. On the downside, the room for 6 people was quite small and it was really hot in there when all 6 or even 5 were present. But if you opened the window, it just became super loud and even less possible to sleep — the room had its windows right above a rather busy street, and even at night there was constant car noise, honking, trams passing and so on. You could hear it VERY loudly from the 2nd floor. So despite having a comfy bed, I can’t say I have had a good sleep any of the nights I stayed there. When you check in they also give you a voucher for a free beer in their own basement brewery. That was cool, but the sample glass is SO small, like 100ml? I expected it to be a full size drink to be honest:) Still, the brewery is really nice.

We stayed for three nights. Checking in was not optimal, as only one woman had to cover both the bar and the front desk. We had to wait when another guest got in front of us, for about 20 minutes. We had been given a room for handicapped people, although we never requested this. It meant a little playing around with the shower. A squeegee for the floor would have been useful, as the water didn't drain away immediately. The hotel is very clean. There was a safe, but no refrigerator. The room was specious, and the beds comfortable. The breakfast was varied, although there was only one sort of cheese served, while there were many different kinds of meat. The name of the hotel had led me to think that the hotel was more centrally located. This hotel is not near the Alexanderplatz. The U-ban stop closest was closed. The S and Uban station that was open was a ten-fifteen minute walk. The area around the hotel is under construction, which made walking towards the museums, etc. that we had come to see, a little more challenging.

This was a great hostel in Berlin. Neighborhood was super cool and it was the most lively of the hostels we stayed at during this trip in Euro. We got lucky with our room as it was down a hall by itself and even though it was near kitchen it was pretty quiet. The staff was super nice and helpful and the room was spacious despite being 6 beds. Bathroom was also nice and clean. Only complaint would be it's on the pricier side for hostels, and the kitchen did not have much to use for cooking compared to others.

I was able to stay there without any problems with air conditioning or showers. There are quite a lot of guests staying at the hotel, and the entrances and exits can get crowded (on nights when everyone is drinking). The staff were cheerful and responded immediately when I told them I had a problem with the lock. Kind. If you rent towels etc., it will be a little expensive.

Room cleaning was excellent. The apartment has a dishwasher which is really convenient. The televisions are huge flatscreen TV's which is awesome for watching movies on. Location is perfect, right next to Hackescher Markt Station and within walking distance to Alexanderplatz and christmas markets in December.

I’ll describe exactly how the check-in process went, then you can form your own biased opinion. After long hours of traveling, we arrived at the hotel, and given an iPad to perform a self check-in. Five minutes later after completing my information (which hotels usually have by the time you arrive), I was asked if I booked via their website, and I replied that it was through Hotwire.com. The employee said, “You can’t check in through the iPad, please check in through your phone by scanning this QR code.” I am traveling internationally and did not turn on my service so I kindly asked for the wifi. Again I waited an additional five minutes for a wifi log-in since it is typically your room number and last name. I completed the very long self check-in process and was completing the part where you enter the credit card information. She came back and said exactly this: “You can just leave it.” It? I’m assuming this useless iPad that she handed me for no reason. Came back minutes later and said, “Oh you don’t have to enter that part. That’s what I meant by leave it.” Whatever. I have no problem doing self check-out when it’s at a grocery store or a vending machine. Perhaps it would have been more more efficient for the hotel to buy self check out robots that spit out a room key instead of paying employees that are only present to do what? Oh, poured me a champagne. I believe she was better at that. Enough with check-in, let’s make the best of the weekend! Design and vibe is fantastic, excellent location. Things I wish I knew before I booked this hotel: Housekeeping only cleans your room on the second day, so make your bed and don’t drop those towels on the floor. Oh they’ll give you new ones if you’d like, but similar to self check-in you have to fetch them yourself from the front desk, who would be the very ‘helpful’ employee I had mentioned earlier. Body wash? You better bring that bottle of hand soap from the sink before you hop in the shower or else you’d have to run out, get the floor all wet, then bring it in with you. It was clean. If you have a room close to the elevators, be prepared to hear those heavy doors slam. It’s Berlin, so it can slam at any hour. We opted out of the 16 euro per person breakfast because according to the reviews from 2020 it was 7.50 euro, a double price increase. I’ll bring my money elsewhere, because at this rate I’ll end up frying my own eggs. They do provide slippers and a bottle of sparkling mineral water.

I went to this hotel for a mid-week vacation with my lovely daughter. With an UBER it was about 10 Euro to get to the hotel. Check-in was smooth, the older man behind the desk wasnt overly friendly but rather efficient and that was fine. We paid the tourist-tax and got one room-key for our room. We paid online about 80 Euro a night and we got a room with three beds at the back. The room was clean and simple. A desk with a big-screen TV, a shower-room with a toilet and a wash-basin. The shower was ok but we didnt like the shower-curtains. Also the water would be warm for about five minutes but it didnt bother us. Everyday cleaning with new linen and towels. In the morning you can have breakfast but you have to pay for it. We didnt use it. The hotel is set conveniently in the middle of Berlin near Kurfurstenstrasse and Dam. Near the U-Bahn and busses.