아디나 아파트먼트 호텔 베를린 하케셔 마르크트(Adina Apartment Hotel Berlin Hackescher Markt)

The location is great… train, s-bahn, u-bahn, tram and bus stations are all nearby. Many restaurants, cafes and supermarkets around the corner. There’s a mini kitchen in the room with induction stove, microwave oven and dishwasher

good hotel . good location. good convention room and place for meeting

Perfekt für einen Wochenendausflug mit Kind nach Berlin, top Ausstattung und ideale Lage fußläufig zum Alexanderplatz

酒店位置很好，乾淨衞生，有個小廚房很棒，可以自己做飯，這個很重要，還是中國胃吃西餐不適應，房間比較寬敞，床很舒服

喜歡 在洪堡大學旁邊 可以回學校看看

位置佳，工作人員服務很好

I love the apartment style room with the kitchenette and washer and dryer. It helped me pack a lot lighter!

First we would like to thank the wonderful reception staff for being so welcoming and helpful! The room is very well equipped for all your holiday needs. It was spacious, had a lovely little kitchen with everything you may need including washing up liquid and a cloth! The room was spotlessly clean and had all the bathroom accessories needed. Only thing lacking was perhaps slippers and a bathrobe. The location is brilliant and easy walking distance to all main attractions. Local eateries were brill and very well priced! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would defo return and recommend to others.

After reading the reviews, I had lofty expectations for this hotel. After all, people noted its proximity to many sites, restaurants, and the metro. And while those are all true, the hotel itself was just meh. Front desk staff was courteous and welcoming, however, despite telling them that I had paid through Orbitz, they still charged me. Only after I pulled up the receipt did they do some more “digging” and found that I had already paid. Also, breakfast was lackluster. Eggs were powdered (from a mix rather than made fresh) and bacon was wilted and flavorless. Coffee machine spat out lukewarm lattes and the orange juice dispenser disappeared about 10 minutes after I arrived (just after they opened.) The restaurant was not open for lunch or dinner. Rooms were very small (and dark) for a suite style hotel. The sofa bed folded nearly into the small tv, leaving little room to negotiate around it to the balcony or bedroom. The shower was a step-over tub with folding glass that still allowed ample amounts of water to leak all over the floor. The “gift shop” consisted of a space near the front desk with a few sodas and packages of candy.