NH Berlin Kurfürstendamm

The hotel is near the Savignyplatz station, which is a good area. Another plus was that the room was very clean. However, it should not be advertised as a hotel with a gym & sauna. The “gym” was a small room with a treadmill and a cable machine, and the sauna was not working at all. I wouldn’t have booked this hotel if the right information was available.

Quite a old hotel but generally quite clean. The toilet ceiling was always having a strange noise - probably from the ventilation. But otherwise quite convenient location and clean hotel.

The hotel located close the Kudamm, where are many restaurants and fashionable shops. It is a very nice hotel, comfortable and clean. Our room was in the main building and had street view. Renovations are currently underway, which did not disturb us from enjoying the hotel. The hotel has a very good bar with live music, a sauna with a terrace, and a fitness center. I dont recommend the rooms in the new building, because the entrance to them is through the parking, and the room is very noisy, because the windows open to the railway tracks. The reception staff were professional and very helpful except Nils (👎). We will be back to this hotel. Sure!

Berlin 3 nights at Charlottenburg neighborhood. The hotel is very easily reachable from every side of the town

We had a pleasant time staying at the hotel, we were worried about the noise being close to the railway as some of the reviews stated, but the room we had was not that close and there was no noise issues. Alexander at the front desk was very helpful in helping me print my boarding pass before my flight! The only issue was the cleaning lady barged in for 2 days straight at 10am where we were still in the room getting ready to head out, she didn't knock or ring the doorbell before coming in so we had to request for cleaning out room later at the front desk. Other than that, we enjoyed our stay :)

Arrived at hotel around 11pm after a long day travelling and nobody was at reception. Knocked on a few doors around reception and still no-one. Waited a significant period of time before the receptionist came out of the office I knocked on and literally did not care he kept us waiting. It was then the longest check-in ever, he even asked me at the end of the check-in process to email over my booking which I found strange as never have I done this in my life. Went to our room and it smelt very dusky, to the point I couldn’t stop coughing so I went back down to reception and was told he couldn’t do anything about it. I asked if the hotel was fully booked he said no. So I asked why he couldn’t change my room then? He then said I had to pay €10 to change it but I was being downgraded a room type? Why would I pay €10 to downgrade a room type. He was the most rudest man I’ve ever met. I asked him for his name and who the manager was, he said Nils and he was the manager. We finally sorted our room at 2am! The next day I found out he wasn’t the manager, he was just the receptionist over night. On the other hand, checking out we met Lara, she was absolutely brilliant! 5* and so so welcoming. She helped and talked through the loyalty scheme and helped us with our route to the airport. Absolutely amazing- thank you! She is a credit, unlike Nils. Hotel: good location for transport everywhere. Approx 12-15 mins train to Alexanderplatz. A lot of construction at the minute but ask during check in (as long as Nils doesn’t check you in, you’ll be fine). Rooms: on the new side which is a walk, rooms are fab very spacious but modern. Shower gel, shampoo and conditioner in bathrooms. Breakfast: very good, chose your ingredients for your own omelette! You can make your own waffles! Bar called Van Gough connected to hotel, looked ok but didn’t visit. 3* review only due to Nils on reception being rude and unwelcoming!