Hotel Spreewitz am Kurfürstendamm

We didn’t actually have a proper nights sleep when we was there, the pillows weren’t comfortable as they just slid around all night, we probably got just under 24 hours in the 5 nights we was there, plus the two noisy people in the roll near us coming in at a silly hour waking us up when we did finally get to sleep really didn’t help. Breakfast was lovely and the staff was nice. The sheets didn’t seem to have been washed at any point either and when I put the towels where they needed to be to get washed (only once I done this) they were still in that place where I left them even though I read the sign about what to do with them to get them washed! It was okay for what we needed it for but I probably won’t be here again. Oh and within 10 minutes of us having checked in and getting to our room, someone who I assumed worked there just let themselves in with (who seemed to be the electrician or something like that) and thank god I had just finished getting changed! We weren’t pleased by it and made us paranoid every time we was in there and heard someone walking that they would do it again. They didn’t even knock!

Pathetic hotel, no lift to room level, need to take stairs. Facility is not stroller friendly or suitable for family with children. Very old hotel, our room was dusty and smelly. Dont go by the ratings on booking.com. Dont recommend this hotel.

For 3stars hotel it was very good and comfort. Service was excellent!! Above all that it was a low price hotel😁

Hotel is adequate for a short visit to Berlin. It’s clean but a bit dated and the WiFi is a waste of time. Staff are helpful and welcoming and the breakfast on offer in of good quality. The area seemed safe and busy as it’s in a shopping area with plenty off places to eat.

1. No TV working in the room. Reception advised no TV in the whole hotel for 2 Weeks - says it all really about customer service and undertaking repairs. 2. Room was cold. 1 Radiator in the room stuck up a corner that never got more than just warm. 3. The window "in the room" was up the end of a long narrow corridor in the room, so no natural light on the room. 4. Hotel corridors & landings old and shabby.