The hotel is well located about 10 minutes walk from Kurfurstendamn (a lot of bars and restaurants).

The rooms are really nice, though there was no mini-fridge and I had to go ask the bartender for ice.

We paid less than 50 euros per night, for this price it's a very good value. The parking is really expensive (15 euros per night)...

Our Hotel was great. It was situated within walking distance of many desirable attractions as well as close to easily understood public transportation. The staff was accomodating, although they had some difficulties understanding our very low prepaid rate, which they questioned but ultimately honored with a lot of grace and appologies for their initial hesitation. Also, the first thing I noticed upon entering our room was the freshly ironed bedlinnen "without day blanket". Those day blankets are usually an obstical to my need for unquestionalble hygene, in a space I want to feel at home, while being a guest. As these can not be laundered as often as a new guest occupies the room, they are usually the first item i fold and store in the closet. This small difference made me feel very comfortable and stimulates me to write this review. Thank you staff and management!

Coffee/Tea making facilities, Shower above bath, clean and tidy.
Beds were extremely soft, too much for my liking, but that’s just a personal preference. No large duvets for the double bed but two smaller separate singal duvets. Strange set-up but still okay.
Staff were extremely helpful and spoke excellent English (actually most of the folk we met in Germany/Poland spoke great English.)
Location is good for shopping, restaurants and the metro. Local supermarket around the corner for drinks and snacks should you not wish to use the vending machine in the hotel.
Not the place for two weeks with the kids but great for a long weekend away.
We decided to use the metro train on a day-pass to get around rather than the bus tours. A little intimidating if you don't speak German but just ask your way and folk are extremely accomodating to help. Start at the East with the Berlin Wall and work your way back jumping off to see the markets, Brandenburg gate and Check-point Charlie. A good day out for the adventurous.
The last day we decided to get a train to Frankfurt (oder) that took an hour. A shortish walk over a bridge took us to Poland where we had lunch, a walk along the river then back a few hours later.
All-in-all, a great weekend away for everything.

The hotel is happily located near the metro station and the shopping area. Friendly staff. Rooms are clean and comfortable. Good for business and travellers.
The only thing I don't like was the bed, especially I was shocked by very small size of blankets.