Hotel in zona Statue of Diana, Berlino

I was checked in by a friendly receptionist at 1:20 pm and received my room right away. The lobby was nicely decorated and gave the impression of a 4-star city hotel. However, the room did not reflect 4-star standards as it was very small and a bit worn out yet clean and tidy. The room could fit a luggage rack, a small closet, a small desk as well as a small coffee table and two chairs. The queen bed was comfortable and the pillows great. The high ceiling gave the room an airy feel but the floorboards were showing their age and would need to be treated. There was a 0.5 L water bottle in the room on arrival, not replenished. There was also a safe and A/C. The trams outside were a bit noisy, but I slept well nevertheless. The thick curtains did a good job keeping the room dark in the morning. The bathroom came with a walk-in shower with excellent water pressure in the handheld shower. Amenities (shampoo, shower gel, hand soap and body lotion; no conditioner) were from Molton Brown, which is a brand I like, but they were provided in wall-mounted containers, which I don’t find as hygienic as single-use bottles even though I of course understand the motivation of saving money this way. Breakfast was served in the ground floor dining room 7–11 (weekends until noon). It would have cost a reasonable 17 EUR/person, but I did not try it. Check-out is already at 11, although they were happy to allow me to stay in the room until noon and to store my luggage until my evening flight. The hotel is located in Hackerscher Markt, with lots of restaurants and shopping in the area. The nearest Spätkauf for drinks and snacks is on the next block, and the S-Bahn to the airport is a few minutes away. Alexanderplatz is within walking distance; the centre of West-Berlin is a train ride away. Hotel prices in Berlin seem to have gone through the roof post-covid, and my nightly rate of 95 EUR felt a bit much. But I can very well see myself returning in future if the price is right. All in all a solid choice for a business trip or short holiday in Berlin.

I absolutely LOVED my 3 night stay at The Circus Hotel. I seriously didn’t want to leave! I was delighted when Marianne checked us in and told us we had been upgraded to one of the best rooms (since it was our honeymoon)! The whole room was fantastically perfect; we had a private terrace to view the city and drink our sparkling wine, the bed was VERY comfortable, everything was spotlessly clean, and the shower was large and easy to use with great water pressure. There was plenty of information about the hotel and the city within the resources in the room, which really appealed to me as an anxious traveller. Tobi and the staff capably took care of 5 little ducklings that jumped from the roof to our terrace when we were relaxing in the room! After being very tired of continental breakfast at other hotels across Europe, we were so happy to eat in the Circus’ lounge in the morning. We ate our favorite breakfasts there every morning, served by the lovely Luiza and Tay. The hotel’s lounge/lobby area is so perfectly eccentric and funky, with very fun furniture and lighting fixtures. We also really really enjoyed Lost My Voice bar! We drank so many sinfully delicious cocktails there in the evenings. I 100000% recommend The Circus Hotel. The value was even great; I paid $900 for three nights, SO many cocktails, and 3 breakfasts for two people.

Ho letto le critiche, ma la ferrovia non mi pare desse fastidio, i vetri credo siano insonorizzati, ma magari da altre stanze si sente. Noi eravamo al 5° piano e ce l'avevamo proprio lì, ma non dava assolutamente fastidio. Il cattivo odore dal bagno si è sentito leggermente all'arrivo. La stanza è piccola e potrebbe avere qualche comodità in più, ma è climatizzata, il prezzo è buono e la struttura è moderna e si trova a 2 passi da Alexander Platz, dalla metro ecc. Quindi il mio giudizio è positivo.

é stata la mia prima esperienza con un'ostello e onestamente direi che è stata ottima. ottimo servizio di reception, sicurezza nelle camere, pulizia generale... Alla fine le persone che sono nelle stanze sono perlopiù ragazzi o persone che hanno i tuoi stessi interessi. Le lenzuola erano pulite, i bagni sempre ben serviti; insomma, ottima prima volta.

Nel complesso, un ottimo ostello. Vicino ad un paio di locali molto famosi di Berlino e ad una stazione della metropolitana che ti porterà in città in 15-20 minuti. Inoltre, un grande vantaggio è che la cucina è aperta tutta la notte. L'unica cosa che mancava all'ostello era un'a**osfera sociale. Tutti i gruppi sono rimasti per conto proprio. L'ostello probabilmente potrebbe utilizzare alcune attività per far socializzare un po' le persone. Nel complesso, soggiorno molto buono, ma non eccezionale.

Sebbene la camera sia bella (caffè buono e attrezzata), l'esperienza complessiva è piuttosto scarsa. Il personale (1 persona solo durante il giorno e il turno notturno) è troppo inesperto e probabilmente tutti sotto l'età di 20. Abbiamo avuto la sala di cambio due volte a causa di fuga nel sistema di condizionamento dell’aria. Garantire che il pavimento in legno non danneggiava l’acqua, erano state usate le tole, ma era chiaro che il personale non si sconvolse e si sconvolse per darci una nuova stanza. Anche quando chiamate il personale dalla vostra stanza con il telefono della stanza, non si prendono. Quando li chiamate con il telefono cellulare, si prendono. Perché? Inoltre, abbiamo scelto l'hotel in parte per il buon look fitness. Sorpresa, paghi per il ginnastica, ogni volta che lo usa: €15 per persona. Il Spa non è aperto, a causa del fatto che l'hotel ha recentemente aperto (?). E' chiaro che l'hotel è significativamente sottoscritto e il livello di servizio è povero. La riduzione dei costi è comprensibile dopo la cova, ma abbiamo l'impressione che le spese per la costruzione di questo luogo siano elevate e che la riduzione dei costi possa rendere questo luogo redditizio per molto tempo in futuro. La posizione è buona, vicino al buon funzionamento del trasporto pubblico.La colazione era buona, nessuna preoccupazione.

Cuscini molto piatti e inesistenti. Alcuni atteggiamenti del personale erano un po' a desiderare. Oltre ai servizi di base in camera. € 4 per una bottiglia d'acqua in camera pazzesco quando il distributore automatico al piano di sotto € 2 per l'acqua. Non è stato facile riscattare l'incentivo per non aver utilizzato le pulizie. La cassaforte in camera non funzionava

Sicuramente non è un hotel carino, dove vorresti passarci molto tempo, ma la stanza era ordinata, completa e pulita. Unico neo la moquette, purtroppo immancabile in hotel di questo tipo. Molte stanze, stile rigoroso, personale sbrigativo, si trova vicinissimo alla metro e alla fermata del bus. La colazione si fa in una bella stanza, con una buona offerta di varietà per il salato e frutta, molto striminzita per i dolci, stile tedesco. Buona base per visitare la città , anche se non è centrale. Ottimo prezzo.

Albergo vecchio stile. Molto accogliente. Molto adatto anche a molte persone. Il personale è molto accomodante. Le camere sono grandi e ben attrezzate. La colazione a buffet veniva sempre rifornita e offriva tutto ciò che rende una buona colazione. Ci siamo sentiti molto a nostro agio. S-Bahn e autobus nelle immediate vicinanze

Pet- and tourist-unfriendly place. My latest experience very much resembled extortion. I was charged 100 euro for dog’s fur on the bedsheets and 150 euro for dog’s fur on the floor (the hotel representative had to put quite an effort into scraping some with her shoe) and an approx 0,5 mm brown-ish spot on the carpet which they claimed to be “blood” (considering that there was an approx 5 cm black stain on the carpet as of my checkin which hotel apparently didn’t see as something of an issue to me as a guest). I used to like this hotel (despite being placed on several occasions in rooms with obvious sewage issues), until I stayed there with my dog. I presented my dog at the reception at the checkin (that is the receptionist saw the dog). Paid 15 eur per day pet fee and proceeded to the room. No additional rules, policies or verbal requests were presented to me. My dog damaged a pouffe which I informed the hotel about at the checkout and happily paid whatever was asked of me (200 eur). In addition to that I was demanded to pay 100 eur for some fur on bedsheets and 150 eur for some fur on the floor as mentioned above. No oficial price list was presented. No explanation why 15 eur a day pet fee wasn’t covering washing blankets and vacuuming floor was provided, all my questions or logical arguments were ignored. The team of hotel representatives generously offered me a 50 eur discount on cleaning (which I didn’t ask for) only confirming that the amounts weren’t based on any actual price list, because if the hotel really suffered a loss of 250 eur why would they “gift” me 50 eur. I considered it to be an extortion and suggested to call the police. When I came back after 15 min the hotel still hadn’t called the police. As I had an urgent matter and had to leave, I paid the hotel whatever its staff demanded. I think what actually happened is the hotel staff had accidentally or recklessly placed us in a no-pet room (as there was a carpet, unlike in some other rooms. I was placed into that room after finding out the one I was initially given smelt of sewage - repeatedly happened before). And instead of charging their staff, they’ve charged me, so that they can do (if they actually do) for some deep cleaning after an animal to make it suitable again for people with allergies. Staff’s rudeness and ill attitude with me as a client weren’t in line with the hospitality filed’s even moderate standards. Most customers might find this hotel pleasant - which it is, until it is no longer.