Hotel Berliner Hof

Cheap, kinda clean

Old, could easily hear the neighbors, staff didn’t speak English, very small parking garage.

Like 1,central location 2 staffs

1break fast is very poor 2. Windows, bed is broken 3,blanket is very small

location was ok and service good.

The attic room was very narrow and the pillow smelled cigarette.

The beds were narrow, but comfortable enough. I only needed a place to stay before my flight the next day, so it was enough for what I needed. I would not recommend it for an extended period, though.

I called the reception in advance and the only language that the girl from the reception could speak was Russian. Maybe this hotel caters only to Russian speaking people and I misread the description. I had booked the cheapest room, but the bathroom was in the hallway, so I upgraded it to a room with private bathroom and it cost 35 euros. Too much for what it offers. The walls are paper thin and you can hear everything from the neighbours. Luckily for us, the hotel was empty and there were only a few other people on the floor, who kept quiet over night. We checked out at 9 am and there was nobody at the reception, so we just left the key there and ran to catch our flight. It was a Monday morning and we couldn't have coffee at the hotel, but, luckily, there is a Turkish kiosk right on the corner, that sells great coffee and the owners are very nice.

Staff and location were fine. We were happy to find at least this since we were late for better solutions.

We had a tiny room in the attic (15 SQM). Although we paid for the hotel in advance, only a couple of hours before check-out, they tried to use our debit card once again, but since it was not possible, they cancelled our reservation (curiously: they were probably afraid of our review at booking.com. Breakfast was okay, but nothing special. Some staff spoke neither English nor German.