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It was not a good experience. Staff are women and they don’t care of you. I had a problem with my safe and NOBODY came to fix it. When they clean my room try did not replace my big towels because they did have enough.
Back for the 3rd time, so I obviously enjoy this hotel. Unfortunately, there always seem to be a few niggles which slightly diminish my enjoyment. As mentioned by many, the rooms are now beginning to look quite tired and a refurbishment is overdue. The rooms...More
I initially stayed at the Axel during a trip to Berlin back in April on my Birthday weekend. Upon arrival, the receptionist at check-in commented that it was my birthday when saw my passport. He upgraded us to a suite which we were delighted with....More
1 Thank Skopulent
Response from AxelhotelBerlin, Gerente at Axel Hotel BerlinResponded 4 days ago
Dear Skopulent, like i did already before i like to say thank you for your recent stay in the Axel Hotel Berlin. It was a pleasure to had you here again, after all what happend during the last time. We keep in touch and please...More
...and I really, really, really want to like this hotel. I have stayed here three times despite having said "never again" after the last time. I have also stayed at the Axel hotels in Buenos Aires and in Barcelona. I really like the concept of...More
Thank dmhinsf
Response from AxelhotelBerlin, Gerente at Axel Hotel BerlinResponded 1 week ago
Dear dmhinsf, thank you so much for your recent stay in the Axel Hotel Berlin during your recent stay. I would like to say thank you also for your review. It is so important to get a feedback from our guests. I m sorry to...More
Nice hotel with good location.
The rooms are a bit small but this is not a problem.
the breakfast is good but not unforgetable.
The gym is quite small but with a great view over Berlin.
to be recommened.
1 Thank Tonyfr2014
Response from AxelhotelBerlin, Gerente at Axel Hotel BerlinResponded 1 week ago
Hi Tonyfr2014, thank you so much for your nice review on Tripadvisor. It was a pleasure to had you here as guests. We are all looking forward to welcome you soon again. Best regards, Oliver Böhme, Hotel Manager
In 1963, Schöneberg was the centre of the political west, inspiring John F. Kennedy to choose this area to famously announce, "Ich bin ein Berliner." Times may have changed, but modern-day Schöneberg still pays tribute to its historical legacies. Once the richest city outside of Berlin proper, the area's affluent past is still visible in ornate housing facades dating back to the Gründerzeit of the 19th century, while
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residents in fur coats walking their dogs or shopping in high-end KaDeWe continue the tradition with a modern flair. Schöneberg was also once the centre of the decadent and burlesque nightlife of the 1920s. It was here that Marlene Dietrich partied with Christopher Isherwood and the first gay bar in Germany was founded. Today, the gay community still revolves around Nollendorfplatz. The overground Ubahn station is even illuminated in rainbow colors, paying tribute to Schöneberg's progressive past.
We did not use Schönefeld airport on our trip, so I cannot comment on that, but as others have said, that airport is connected by S-Bahn train to the public transit system.
Unfortunately, Tegel is the busier airport - and... More
We did not use Schönefeld airport on our trip, so I cannot comment on that, but as others have said, that airport is connected by S-Bahn train to the public transit system.
Unfortunately, Tegel is the busier airport - and it is not connected to the public transport system by anything other than buses. Taxis, however, are plentiful, and we took three (arrival, back to pick up a rental car for one day, and its return), each time it cost around $25 airport to front door of the Axel Hotel.
