Casa Camper Berlin

Great location, and excellent size rooms, great bathroom layout out and overall room design. Service was ok, maybe its the style of the hotel but the staff weren't really present during breakfast service, they were helpful when asked but that was disappointing, on the other hand the staff at the restaurant on the ground floor were great. Overall was great and would go back for sure.

Great location, great service, we had a great time. Thanks!

Pros: Good location Outstanding shower Cons: Breakfast is mediocre at best Lightning in the room is inadequate No minibar/fridge in the room No opening window

What a fabulous experience! Crazy location, super cool design and decor that spills into the room down to the infinitesimal level - pure joy 🙌🏼

Adele at the front desk is super kind and hospitable, she even surprised me with a birthday when I checked out(was a day before my birthday), she really lit up the last day of my trip. Besides, my girlfriend and I are crazy about modern interior design - don’t hesitate to pay a stay here if you’re like us.

We came to Casa Camper Berlin this October because we had stayed in the Casa Camper Barcelona last year and were blown away by how great the experience was. The Berlin property offers many of the same characteristics that make Camper Hotels the place to stay for “happy campers” like us - a great location, large, well-designed and equipped rooms, an excellent breakfast and ultra cool elements throughout the property. The Berlin hotel only disappoints when compared to its Spanish sister. The Barcelona hotel provides an extensive selection of free (i.e. included) snacks available 24/7 in its “Tentempié” lounge off the lobby, as well as a fully stocked “honesty bar” in its rooftop lounge. In Berlin, the only snacks available for free are a few pretzels, some cookies and an apple or two. Among the meagre selection (4 items) of snacks available for purchase are tinned sardines for euro 12 and a small bag of potato chips for euro 5! As to the “honesty bar” it has tequila, rum and bourbon….no gin, no scotch, no vodka. The single pieces of glasseware appear to be for display only. A martini glass but nothing to make a martini with. This is all overseen by a warning that you are being watched by a video camera. Not exactly a warm welcome. As for the on-site restaurant, it’s only open from Wednesday to Saturday. All of this seems to speak to a lack of energy and commitment. Perhaps the Berlin management would benefit from a stint at the Spanish property. Despite these comparative shortcomings, Casa Camper Berlin is nonetheless a great place to stay which I would strongly recommend.