Vienna House

BED BUGS IN THIS HOTEL. I was bitten all over my face, neck and body at Vienna House in the middle of the night, and developed a severe allergic reaction. It ruined not just my sleep, but my entire trip. The hotel would not provide a refund.

Pros:
1) Spacious rooms
2) Great breakfast selections
3) There is a Rewe supermarket right across so you can pickup some sodas, beer or snacks for cheap
4) Both Tram and Bahn stations are right across from the hotel

Cons:
1) Far from all the tourist spots

2) Not many restaurants options near by, there is an Italians restaurant and a Burger King. we took the trams to eat dinner at other places

3) My biggest issue with the room is the poorly designed bathroom. The shower door is fully sealed to the wall with no opening for steam to escape, if you leave the shower door open, you can't use the toilet because the toilet door couldn't open. So the result is that the shower smells weird. Which means you need to open the windows to get the airflow and it gets noisy

Overall, it is a good hotel, I would stay here for conference, but it is far for tourist.

Stayed here for three days while tending to some business and taking in a few of the sights around Berlin. The staff were courteous (example: arrived early the first day and left late the last, but both times they kept my luggage under close watch at reception so I wouldn't have to carry it with around the city), the staff generally spoke English clearly, and the hotel is in excellent condition.

I was actually quite surprised how spacious the room was for the price. The room I had was on the 8th floor and actually had a nice view of the Fernsehturm (TV tower) off in the distance, which looked awesome in the sunset.

My booking had breakfast included, and the staff work exceptionally hard to keep everything stocked. Also, the fitness center here was excellent with a diverse and plentiful stock of exercise equipment. It made me look forward to getting up every morning to do my yoga and go run.

The only downside about this hotel for me was the location in relation to public transportation in Berlin. The tram and the S-train are literally in the middle of the street and accessible by walking in tunnels (that way you don't have to wait at the crosswalk light), but most of my travels involved the underground. So getting around meant I had to first catch the tram to the nearest appropriate underground stop, which could easily add 20 minutes to my travel time.

All in all, this is a great hotel. I'll likely book here again when I return to Berlin.

Excellent hospitality. The lobby has a lot of comfortable seating options and interesting artwork and decor to look at. The front desk staff were warm and accommodating, with no difficulty switching over to English at the drop of a hat. Breakfast is a pleasant affair with multiple stations with multiple options at each station. The lobby, breakfast room, and hotel room were all exceptionally clean.

The room itself is smaller, but washroom and walk-in shower are quite large. The decorations are modern, but not at the expense of comfort. There are multiple towel racks and two mirrors (one normal, one magnified and repositionable) in the bathroom. They also have speakers in the washroom that can play what is on the tc. The hotel incentivizes you to reduce daily cleanings by giving surprise daily gifts. The location is handy as well, with an S-Bahn stop right outside that brings you straight to Alexnderplatz in a few minutes. Overall, excellent attention to detail that creates a really great experience.

The only place to stay when you want to be in Marzahn area!! So this hotel is close to work so most of the colleagues stay here. From previous experience, this does not always mean its a nice a hotel or a place if stay at for private. However, Andel's is the exception - I love staying here!!!

They have a great modern atmosphere, friendly staff, top renovated, modern rooms and a sky bar with an awesome view! All of this at a super affordable price!!!

The rooms: Super modern and clean! Hardwood floors with white closets and flat screen TV hung on the wall. The bathroom has a shower stall enclosed with glass, the toilet is also enclosed in another stall with glass and then there is also a bath tub.

There is a Tram stop across the street for easy access to the city (although, I have to admit I've never used it).

Next time I'm in Berlin I will definitely look for a room at Andel's.

I got a room at Andel's for what I thought was a great price (around $75/night in late May), and really liked the hotel overall. The room itself was spacious, well-appointed, and comfortable (with decent free wi-fi, upgradeable at a cost if you need more bandwidth). Hotel service was good (especially by European standards), the gym was very well equipped, and breakfast was outstanding (and served until 1p on weekends and public holidays).

While the hotel is on the northeastern outskirts of Berlin proper, it is right next to the tram and S-bahn station and it's very easy to get anywhere from here (about 10-15 minutes to Alexanderplatz by tram). The only downside was that a lot of the nightlife is still in the center/west of town, and getting back to the hotel late at night can be a bit time-consuming.

Cool place to hang out, drink a coffee or a beer. Awesome decoration furniture is cool and comfortable. Recommended.

Although Andel's isn't in the center of Berlin, it's kinda cool to think you're staying in the former DDR, although it looks nothing like what the DDR used to look like.

Andel's has lovely cozy rooms with a fresh and contemporary feel. incredibly friendly and efficient staff and one of the best hotel breakfasts I can remember. No seriously, I looked forward to breakfast like there's no tomorrow.

The cab ride downtown, or to central Berlin is like 8-10 Euro, so not terrible. I'd happily stay here again, also is a great space for a conference, which is why i stayed here, the whole show ran efficiently.

The only downside is the lack of air conditioning in the lobby and conference spaces. It works well enough in the rooms but if you have to spend all day on the mezzanine and in smallish rooms that get rather warm it gets somewhat uncomfortable.

One of the best hotel I have been in Berlin so far. The area is pretty lame, not much there, but you are just a few trams stops away from the heart of prenzlauer berg. Very nice rooms, amazing spa with two saunas, steam room and jacuzzi (just be aware, it is mixed and people do go there fully naked). There is a restaurant too that serves decent food, not necessarily on the cheap side tho.. all in all I totally recommend !

Excellent amenities, convenient location, great value! Modern, light design. Spacious room with comfortable bed. Bathroom with shower and bathtub, plus heated floor. Michelin-starred restaurant.