Berlin Hotel Guide - Former Reichsluftfahrtministerium hotels in Berlin, Germany.

"Amazing stay from start to finish. The staff were very attentive without being overbearing. Planning my next trip as I type!"

"Breakfast is good with plenty of selections. Staff is friendly. I had some issue with my credit card and they patiently wait for me to resolve it. "

"I loved this hotel! First time in Berlin, a solo traveler, and I got lucky with great location (close to everything), nice room, nice breakfast, and great atmosphere. I will definitely come back and stay here again, even though there are plenty of other hotels around. This one was perfect for me. "

"I was not in Berlin for the best of reasons, but the staff at the hotel were wonderful and made me feel welcome. In particular Tony and Gregor at the Front Desk were absolutely brilliant, and a true example of hospitality. The GM, I unfortunately do not remember her name was also very helpful. The buffet breakfast is great. There are so many options and a menue one can order from as well. The sauna and pool on property are fantastic as well. The hotel is right next to Museum Island and has lots of transportation options. I would definitely book here again."

"Location, size of room and decor"

"Great basic hotel"

"Getting out of the shower is quite an expérience "

"The location was excellent and the staff was very friendly. We enjoyed signature cocktails at the bar's happy hour and the poetry "photo booth" in the lobby was a very welcome surprise! The only downside was that our room was not checked on once during our 5 day stay, but when asked, the staff was always quick to provide what we needed. "

"We noticed in the lounge area that the staff discriminate against english speaking guests as far as seating is concerned - it happened 3x during our 5 days stay. Also in breakfast room some of the staff was rude and spoiled the day for us. Concierge were excellent and reception too. Wonderful classy hotel and a pity some staff can ruin it for one. Will not stay there again because of staffing issues."