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Hotels in Berlin
157 Hotels
IntercityHotel Berlin Hauptbahnhof
Katharina-Paulus-Str. 5

Travelers arriving, leaving, or sightseeing by train will find this three-pearl hotel endlessly convenient: it's just a two-minute walk from the city's main train station -- and guests get a free all-city public transit pass. Its 412 guest rooms are nicely sized, well-maintained, and comfortable, with minibars and flat-screen TVs, though decor is a little bland and some amenities, such as electric kettles, are missing. The hotel has a modern restaurant, bar, and lounge, but no wellness facilities are a major drawback, and breakfast isn't free. The biggest complaint? Wi-Fi tends to be slow, and a high-speed connection costs extra. The nearby Adina Apartment Hotel Berlin Hauptbahnhof has wellness amenities and a bit more character, but it's farther from the train and tends to be pricier.

Ibis Hotel Airport Tegel
Alt-Reinickendorf 4-5

The two-and-a-half-pearl Ibis Hotel Airport Tegel is a reasonably good deal for those who don’t mind staying in suburban Reinickendorf well away (over a half-hour by U-bahn) from central Berlin attractions. Despite its name, at a more than 10-minute drive it’s not that close to Tegel Airport, but the U-bahn and S-bahn stations are within walking distance. Decor is modern and has a hint of minimalist-chic style, with Midcentury-Modern accents. There's a well-reviewed hot breakfast buffet for an extra charge, and a 24-hour bar for drinks and snacks. The 116 guest rooms feature simple furniture and blackboards above beds with chalk sketches. All come with flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi, though units lack air-conditioning. Travelers looking for a stay closer to the airport can check rates at Days Inn Berlin West -- but it doesn’t have a bar.  

Hotel Adlon Kempinski

The storied Hotel Adlon is a luxury venue situated on the city’s main boulevard, Unter den Linden, and facing Brandenburg Gate. With its rich history, opulent traditional decor, A-list guests, and a host of amenities, the property more than meets its pearl status. There are two bars, including a famed lobby bar, and three restaurants, including an intimate Michelin-star rated dinner spot. The 9,000 square foot spa has a modern gym, treatment rooms, and a Greek-inspired pool area with a whirlpool and pool snack bar. Other amenities include two grand ballrooms, a smoker’s lounge, a casual cafe, and luxury shops. The Adlon’s 382 rooms and suites are spacious and sophisticated with bathrooms featuring separate showers and tubs, plus amenities like tablets and minibars. Other luxury hotels in Berlin tend to be less pricey, but it’s hard to live up to the Adlon.

Living Hotel Weißensee by Derag
Parkstr. 87

The Derag Livinghotel Weißensee is a mid-range business hotel with somewhat dated decor but lots of space and amenities. It’s 195 rooms and suites are roomy with fully equipped kitchenettes and furnished balconies or terraces, in addition to minibars with free drinks, AC, and flat-screen TVs. Higher-catergory rooms add sleeper sofas, separate offices, and a host of other extras. There’s a daily breakfast buffet (extra fee), a lobby bar open until late, and a restaurant open six days a week for dinner. The hotel also has a small gym and spa area with a sauna. For tourists, the biggest downside here is the location in Weißensee. With the 10-minute walk to the tram, most major Berlin attractions are at least 40 minutes away. Travelers looking for a more modern, central business hotel could consider Novotel Berlin Mitte.

Generator Berlin Mitte
Oranienburger Str. 65

The 139-room Generator Berlin Mitte is a sleek chain hostel with an artsy-industrial vibe. It’s popular with the 20- and 30-something set and offers a lively bar with a dance floor. The cafe on-site serves locally inspired food, but there’s a fee for breakfast. Rooms can be tight on space (as expected in a hostel) and hot in the summer, but guests appreciate the friendly staff, attention to style, private room option, and hot showers. There's another Generator hostel in Berlin, Generator Hostel Berlin Prenzlauer Berg, which is farther from the city center, but offers an outdoor barbecue area in the summer and free parking.

Scandic Berlin Potsdamer Platz

Located near a popular square with a variety of entertainment, dining, and shopping options, Scandic Berlin Potsdamer Platz is an upscale, chain hotel with 564 modern rooms. The hotel offers the staples of the Scandic chain including a 24-hour snack and coffee area, a fitness center, and children’s play area. A breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffet is available for a fee, and the hotel has a modern, funky bar area with an à la carte menu. The hotel pays extra attention to sustainability, including an air-conditioning system that some guests may find to be inadequate. Business travelers may also want to check out Meliá Berlin, a hotel that offers an exclusive floor with its own breakfast and meeting room.

The Circus Hotel
Rosenthaler Strasse 1

Overlooking Rosenthaler Platz, The Circus Hotel sits across the busy intersection from its older sibling, The Circus Hostel. The latter's success as a backpacker's destination lead to the opening of this 65-room boutique property catering to a hip crowd with a little more disposable income, but the rates are still less than at other mid-range properties in Berlin. Late breakfasts, bike rentals, and free walking tours led by knowledgeable staff all make this eclectic hotel stand out from the crowd, but the laudable eco-friendly and sustainable policies come with a downside -- no air-conditioning, which can be a deal breaker on hot summer nights. Travelers seeking more creature comforts in the city center can check the Adina Apartment Hotel Berlin Hauptbahnhof to the west, which also has a pool for only slightly higher rates.

Park Inn by Radisson Berlin Alexanderplatz
Alexanderplatz 7

The tallest hotel in Berlin, the Park Inn by Radisson Berlin Alexanderplatz also has some of the best views of the city. A rooftop terrace has a base flying operation (the extreme version of bungee jumping) for the bold or insane. The rooms come in many varieties, most with spectacular views, and some are specifically designed for business travelers. Keep in mind the Single Rooms are small with little to no bathroom privacy. Travelers seeking similar rates and more comfortable rooms in the city center (though lacking tall-building views) might check out the Adina Apartment Hotel Berlin Hauptbahnhof, which also has a pool.

Meliá Berlin
Friedrichstrasse 103

A good fit for business travelers, the Meliá Berlin is an upscale chain hotel with 364 rooms, located next to River Spree and close to a train station. The hotel has a tapas bar/restaurant, a separate restaurant serving international cuisine for lunch and dinner, and a breakfast buffet including hot and cold dishes for a fee. An exclusive floor that's suited to business travelers called "The Level" has its own reception, private lounge, and two computers with free Internet access. Business travelers may also want to check out Scandic Berlin Potsdamer Platz, a hotel in a convenient location with 19 meeting rooms.

NH Collection Berlin Mitte am Checkpoint Charlie

The NH Berlin Mitte Leipziger Strasse is a 392-room property in the heart of the city. Rooms feature stylish, contemporary decor and flat-screen TVs. All rooms have minibars, coffeemakers, and soundproof windows. The hotel restaurant offers a (pricey) daily breakfast buffet and serves both international and Spanish cuisine for lunch and dinner. Room service is available 24 hours a day. Hotel perks include a small, modern fitness room, small sauna and spa area, and bike rental program. Overall, it's a nice upscale pick that offers a solid value.