I had no expectation when booking this hotel but it was an interesting surprise. I guess you should go there is you want to experience a real Berlin building. The room lights and colors are sad but has huge volume. A very special atomosphere. I would recommend it if you just stay overnight (and for business) but not really for... More

I stayed here for a week at the beginning of December and I was impressed for the price I paid. The rooms were clean, spacious and comfortable. The staff were very friendly and helpful. They speak English if you don't speak German. The hotel is in the Prenzauler Berg area - lots of cafes and resturants around and safe neighbourhood... More

I have stayed at the Myer's Hotel many times and, perhaps I'm just getting weary, but this small, charming hotel - which has loads of potential - could use a bit of a refresh. All the ingredients are here - Myer's still has a great breakfast buffet - but I feel the hotel lately is missing something. Maybe I'm expecting... More

Loved the neighborhood. The place was fine, but having to pay extra for wifi (each 24 hours was around 12 euros) and breakfast (also about 12 euros per person, I think) was disappointing. More

I would recommend Myer's Hotel for anyone holidaying in Berlin. It's located in Prenzlauer Berg, close to great cafes and restaurants and walking distance to Alexanderplaz. The hotel staff were friendly and obliging. They booked an appointment for us on the internet to visit the reichstag. i would stay there again (although don't use the room phone - it's expensive!) More

I sometimes wonder about very negative reviews. We stayed at the Myers twice for three days each and found it quite pleasant. The breakfast looked good, but is a bit pricy for us. However, less than half a block away is a cafe on Prenzlauer Allee that serves a delicious breakfast (though they don't open until 9-9:30). The staff was... More

It even doesn't deserve 2 stars,what a shame this hotel More

Don't be fooled by the website. We stayed here in a pinch and were highly disapointed. We paid $140 euros per night for a very small room which smelled of smoke masked with air freshener, the smell was actually nauseating and we had to leave the windows open for the entire two days we were there! Which made for a... More

i had booked leonard cohen but left the hotel 'til later - luckily! because berlin filled up for the 3rd october festivities, i took the room available here. this will be my regular base from now. it has everything you'd expect from a privately run hotel: attention to detail, lovely breakfast, friendly helpful receptionists, nice touches in the individually decorated... More