art'otel berlin city center west, by park plaza

Gute Lage, sauberes Hotel, Personal nett und zuvorkommend. Das Hotel kann ich nur empfehlen.

le personnel de la reception était a 80% inhospitalié, a la limite de la politesse( pas un seul "bonjour" ou bonne journée)

Some construction happening both on the block and directly behind the building in the fall 2011, but good value, nice to be able to rent bikes at a moment's notice right in front of the hotel and good restaurants/bars in the immediate vacinity. Good wifi accessibility.

"+" - Competent reception and helpful very much :) - specially when we arrived at 4 am :). "-" - one piece of towels in a double room ;)

Excellent staff, clean and design room, very good placement

Good, clean, simple hotel with a nice vibe. No free breakfast, and free wireless wasn't speedy (you can upgrade to "speedy" for Eu15/day). Met my expectations generally with modern, neat, rooms.

Hotellet ligger nära u-bahn Uhlandstrasse och inte långt från Kurfürstendamm heller. AC:en fungerade dåligt i vårt Superiorrum. Frukosten ingår inte, kostar 15 Eur / person och är inte prisvärd, vi kom ner 45 min. innan stängning och de fyllde inte på med varor. Vi fick t. ex. säga till om mer apelsinjuice.

The location was great for food and culture. The room was quiet and comfortable with wi-fi access and a refrigerator, and the price quite good.

Friendly, helpful staff. A little out of the way, but close to public transport. Modern facility.

This hotel is great for the young at heart, mature, and independent minded traveler looking for style and location at a fair and affordable price. This was our second trip to Berlin this winter and we really wanted a centralized location near a major subway station with plenty of shops, markets etc. Berlin is a very spread out type of city, so location is everything, and hotels near the tourist sites/sights in the Mitte are often pricey. The Art'otel (City Center West location) was walking distance from the S-bahn Savigny Platz and U-bahns Urlandhr/Kufurstendam train stations. There were plenty of mid-priced restaurants around (try Ali Baba's for great pizza),a pharmacy (Apotheke), supermarket (Kaiser's), and plenty of clothing and fashion shops. Kufurstendamm (a major street with plenty to see and do) is parallel to the hotel's street is helps with orientation. We took public transportation everywhere and getting to the major sites (Checkpoint Charlie, Berlin Wall, KaDeWe, Museum Island, the Jewish Museum, etc.) was never a problem. Our room was spotless and very stylish with the framed Andy Warhol and Marilyn Monroe pop art posters depicted in the promotional photos for the hotel. Our room looked just like the picture! The beds were simple but very comfortable, and the bathroom was spacious with Yves Rocher soap, shower gel and lotion provided. But make sure to bring an alarm clock or a device with the time with you. For some reason, I notice that this is not standard in the European hotels I've been to. And unlike some American hotels, breakfast is not included in the price. But there are plenty of cafes around, and there is a restaurant on site. We chose to sample the neighborhood cuisine instead. Internet access (LAN and wireless) were provided free of charge with an an access code, but my computer couldn't access the connection for the two days I was there. It wasn't important to me, but I'm sure I could have called reception for a quick fix. The staff was very helpful.