You can't have high expectations if you want to stay in the hotel! The name sounds good, the hotel pictures are misleading. No elevator, you have to carry your suitcases to the fourth floor if things go wrong. Premises or buildings, outdated Hygiene, questionable Bath products/shampoo tube from the previous tenant were still in the shower Electrics in the room, questionable Environment/location, not the best or not nice Not recommended as a woman alone with a daughter! Not a feel-good atmosphere, a bit scary Two nights were enough, more would not have been possible. Price per night (€70) without breakfast is too high. Sorry from me, if at all only one star for the friendly operators!

Stay away from people who expect something. You can find the agreed WiFi on the stairs in front of the locked door to the reception, because no one is there after 4:30 p.m. It's no wonder the hotel feels neglected when no one is ever there. The furnishings are, as the website suggests, spartan, the shower curtain is germy, the fittings in the bathroom are Stone Age, the toilet seat is loose, the elevator is full of junk, which is why it obviously cannot be used. You can sit on hard wooden chairs and a baroque museum piece serves as your television. All in all, it is a carelessly run accommodation for transients. Breakfast only offers the basic level, there was no highlight, for which 4.50 euros might even be appropriate. It might be suitable as a “dosshouse” for “overnight stays”. But 51 euros per night per person is clearly too much. I don't know what standards this hotel is run by, I can't see any. But the location is good, as Google Maps suggests, in 5 minutes you are at the Osloer Str subway station, from where you can get anywhere.

It sucks. There is no service. All things are old. The kitchen is common and in the garden outside the building. If you live on the third or fourth floor you will need to go downstairs and exit the building and go to the kitchen. You can't always do laundry. Twice a month if you're lucky. Because the washing machine has a small capacity. They don't care about working people. Pay me if you want to die. In short, I would never recommend it.

I was on a business trip in Berlin and unfortunately all the hotels were fully booked. The Hotel Am Luisenbad still had a few beds available so I booked there for three nights. However, I only managed one night. Afterwards I stopped the hotel visit because: * General (room) hygiene sufficient. * Bathroom hygiene insufficient (urine scale/limescale, mold, rotten shower curtain, hand/bath towels on the floor). * Bath towels smell disgustingly like old rot * No hand soap * No towel racks by the sink * Wall thickness insufficient (you can hear the neighbor breathing, etc.) * Furniture inadequate (cupboard doors come towards you) * Electricity in the room is DANGEROUS TO LIFE (a socket where several lamps hang on an open line, if you put your hand on it you get a 230V electric shock; this is the case in several rooms, in others there is no electricity)!

Absolutely what no one wants when they want to stay overnight The basic facilities that a hotel line should provide from the first star onwards are far from given. The basic equipment doesn't work at all! I felt like I was in the age or the stone age! But test it yourself if you want to travel back in time to the 19th century. Greetings the tester!

(Translated by Google) This is (currently) only for refugees! 😔 (Original) Dies ist (aktuell) nur für Flüchtlinge! 😔

Otherwise ok but there are a lot of bed bugs there at the moment. Very unfortunate 🤕

BAD BAD BAD!!!! A SHAME FOR ALL VISITORS TO BERLIN!!!

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Very good for refugees :)

Better too late than never...We were at the LOVE PARADE in 2001 and were there for two nights with a group. We were all very satisfied!!

Ok place friendly staff