The neighborhood is a bit sketchy with all the punks and goths around - did not feel comfortable walking back to the hotel at night after dinner! The lobby looks nice, as does the restaurant, but when we got to the room.... Ugh! You could play "Name that Stain" on the carpet and furniture. We kept our shoes on the... More

My wife and I liked this place. Past the shop-front entrance, you walk way back past the bar, and breakfast room to the lifts. The building is quite large, around and facing courtyards. Room fairly large, comfortable. We found the place very clean. Decor was budget, but nicely done and the previous use of the building recognised. Breakfast adequate. Tram... More

Walking the 10 minutes from the train station to this hotel/hostel (I stayed in the hotel) was interesting to say the least. You can never feel too comfortable carting your luggage when you constantly walk past neo nazi's, punks and goths, guys with large fierce looking dogs and people blind drunk at 10am. There is a lot of graffiti and... More

Travelling with my friend, we requested a twin room. The beds were together so we separated them & were thrilled when we got back from our day out that the staff had rearranged the furniture for us to have separate beds. The room was very spacious, plenty of places to hang wading lines from too. The breakfast was 5 euro... More

I stayed here for 2 nights. It was a complete dump and the worst hostel I've ever stayed in. I stayed in the hotel, not the hostel. Unfortunately, the room I got stuck in stunk of urine so bad, I was gagging all night. There was a beer festival down the street, so I can only assume that the person... More

I stayed here for 2 nights and I really enjoyed it. The rooms were comfortable, I had a shared bathroom, but being in the spring there weren't many people there and I always had the bathroom to myself. It's very close to the train and a 15 minute walk to the Berlin Wall Memorial.