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The hotel is located 5 minutes from the S-Bahn, some 20 minutes from Ostbahnhof. It’s great for big conferences and conventions, rooms are spacious and comfortable, staff is very professional and helpful.
So my company had a business event here, we rented 30 rooms and 2 conference rooms.
Together with breakfast and lunch, everything went great.
Service was very professional and I enjoyed my stay here.
I totally recommend, its 20mins away from airport and 15mins away...More
This hotel has a beautiful sunny lobby. Breakfast can be eaten inside or on the terrace. The food is excellent. Conference areas are spacious and entertainment excellent. We also took in a boat ride around Berlin that departs from the front of the hotel. What...More
Stayed in the Estrel hotel and there for the Championship Boxing taking place in the “in House” Convention Center which must have a capacity of 3 or 4 thousand.
The whole thing was organised extremely well. No need to leave the hotel due to everything...More
I booked a standard room in this soulless hotel in the middle of nowhere, to attend a conference on site.
The building is a concrete monolith in a forgettable and questionable south suburb of Berlin far away from the city center. No real restaurant nearby,...More
No Berlin neighbourhood is more popular with the young and jet-set crowd than the old worker's district of Neukölln. With so many Turkish settled here, the area became known as “Little Istanbul“. Today the percentage of foreigners is still high and visitors still frequent the Turkish shisha bars. In the daytime, they also visit the designer shops and sit by the canal in one of the street cafés up and down
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Westerstrasse or at Maybachufer, having a beer and waving to the sightseeing boats as they float by. But at night, Neukölln is dominated by increasingly young, alternative, and international crowds. This is particularly evident in the northern section of the district where there are many bars, funky clubs, galleries and restaurants. There, the night never seems to end.
