We grabbed a quick weekend in Berlin to celebrate my wife's birthday and had heard that Prenzlauer Berg was the area to stay. I had seen on a website that you can estimate taxi fares, and found that 24 Euros would get us to the Hotel in Prenzlauer Berg from Tegel Airport - 22 Euros as it happens. The hotel... More

Stayed twice at this hotel in Berlin. Nice, modern rooms, spacious clean bathroom. No free wifi (i think it was 10e/day). Very good breakfast. Hotel has a small gym. There is sushi place right next to the hotel that has good sushi for fair prices. Lot of shops around (2 supermarkets across the street). train station just outside the hotel.

A good quality Holiday Inn - modern and welcoming. Its built over 6 floors with half the rooms facing onto an internal courtyard and the rest facing out - so if you want a view ask for it. Its a very quiet location - with just one nearby bar. But the Tram goes from right outside and that will get... More

I'm not sure what I think about this hotel. It's very easy to get to the hotel - the S9 S-bahn goes directly from Schoenefeld airport to Prenzlauer Alee station in roughly half an hour from what I remember. First impressions were good - got to the room and it was clean and spacious.The shower was nice but we had... More

A reasonable priced hotel. Very quite location with supermarket and fruit stalls within walking distance. Room was comfortable and clean. The staff were friendly and helpful but surprisingly limited in advice to tourist attractions. The Buffet Breakfast was okay with limited selection for Gluten Intolerance. The tram stop just outside the Hotel then a ten minute tram ride to Alexanderplatz.... More

This hotel is in the old East Berlin a couple of kilometers from Alexanderplatz - the direct and frequent tram stops outside and takes about 15 minutes The hotel will sell you a ticket which gives access to all trams,buses, U and S bahn trains in the centre of Berlin for €6.50 all day. Don't forget to validate the ticket... More

Berlin is a big city without a real city center (at least to my opinion) and one should really choose the hotel depending in which part of the city one has to work. Since this hotel is a little bit to the north east of the city, it only makes sense if you are either willing to spend some time... More

This neighborhood was recommended by Rick Steves which is why I decided to stay here. However I was not impressed with this section of Prenzlauer Allee and would recommend staying closer to the city center. The rooms were a little dated. On the positive, the price was reasonable, the service was excellent and the tram out front delivers you to... More

Standard fare for Holiday Inn - clean, friendly, and good value for money. This is about 2 miles from Alexanderplatz but don't let this put you off. Because it's slightly out of town, it's better value for money than some of the city centre hotels, and very convenient for the public transport system. The M2 tram stops right outside the... More