Hotel Kaiser — Hotel in Berlin

The building is easily accessible coming from Tegel airport and taking the U-bahn. Once you figure out you need to take an elevator 6 floors up, you are good to go. Now, most of the employees (including at the reception) do not speak English, but understand a bit. They are fluent in German and Russian, which gave me a chance to practice my German, even though when you are tired from the road that is less than ideal. The ladies at the reception were very nice and polite and helpful and I don t know about you, but it gave me a nice, warm, fuzzy feeling when close to midnight one of them was singing old Russian songs, to keep herself company. ||The room was big and clean, while it is obvious that furniture, carpets and fixtures have not been changed in a decade or two. You have the basics and you pay for the basics at the end of the day. I would have liked to have a do not disturb sign around somewhere though. ||Breakfast was nice, nothing out of the ordinary. ||Overall, an OK experience. If you are in Berlin for the city and the hotel is just a place to rest your head, as was my case, and you are not too picky, Kaiser Hotel will be more than enough. Learn how to say thank you in Russian, though. It is worth just to see the smile on a nice lady s tired face...

I stayed here with my family for 4 nights. There were 7 or us so we took 3 rooms. Upon arrival the hotel is in an apartment block on floors 5 and 6 , the entrance is a little bit run down and dark but once you have taken the lift to floor 6 (reception) then everything is different. The hotel is basic (a budget hotel) but the rooms are very nice, bright and spotlessly clean, ours were very spacious and very comfortable.||||Staff were pleasant and very helpful and the breakfast room is large and again bright and very clean. The breakfast spread was just great, the typical continental choice but also a hot choice too, I enjoyed the scrambled eggs and my son the sausages and sausage meatballs.||||What was excellent was the hotel was less than 5 min walk to the U-Bahn tube station which in turn was a 4 stop ride to the Zoologischer Gartenstation which is an interchange for other tubes as well as the S-Bahn trains and a bus station (including the city tour buses a very shot walk from...

I can say that the 2 nights I have spent in this hotel has been very pleasant. I arrived at the hotel at around 5 in the morning (I was on a bus trip the night before) and despite the check in time being 9 hrs later at 2pm, the lady at the reception very kindly gave me a room to rest off in the early mornings (rather than in the reception couches). ||Although this lady (and some staff) did not speak much English, the other staff members that spoke English were very helpful and kind. ||Wifi was sometimes inconsistent but generally pretty good. ||The rooms were ample in size; good spacing throughout the room and bathrooms and a nice view of the street from the windows.||I can say confidently that this hotel is in a prime location being literally a 20 second walk from Sophie-Charlotte metro station (which is around 15 min from central Berlin)||||I enjoyed my stay at Kaiser Hotel and would recommend to future...