Just returned from Berlin. Spent four nights in Count Pückler. Single room on the third floor in the back area (courtyard). Super quiet at night, the birds chirp in the morning. An oasis of tranquility in the heart of Berlin.
Yes, the hotel has some "rustic" charm. But it is ideal for overnight stay. The room was small, very simple and with sink in the bedroom, which did not bother me. Shower and toilet separate. Very clean, daily cleaning and what I guess the shower trickling not but has neat pressure.
The staff are super nice, uncomplicated and operate discreetly in the background.
The breakfast buffet is the price (€6) more than adequate. Coffee, tea, cereals, jams, various types of rolls, orange, tomato, MuVi juice, etc. Good selection of cheese and cold cuts, even mozzarella with tomato and basil was on board. And, to my great delight, wax soft-boiled eggs, just as they have to be for breakfast and not the hard-boiled "stones" from which the yolk only crumbles out, as is unfortunately often the case.
For the overnight stay with breakfast I have paid, mind you on the extended weekend to the day of German unit, 51 EUR per night with breakfast. The reservation by phone/email was completely straightforward and also my later arrival was not a problem.
Five stars do not mean that it is a 5 * * * * * hotel. But for the value for money the hotel has definitely earned the full score.
Anyway, I would like to come back to Berlin and know where I will stay. In the Count Pückler! In the middle of Berlin.
Thanks for the pleasant accommodation and best regards from the German wine route in the Palatinate, Tuscany Germany:-)
Yes, the hotel has some "rustic" charm. But it is ideal for overnight stay. The room was small, very simple and with sink in the bedroom, which did not bother me. Shower and toilet separate. Very clean, daily cleaning and what I guess the shower trickling not but has neat pressure.
The staff are super nice, uncomplicated and operate discreetly in the background.
The breakfast buffet is the price (€6) more than adequate. Coffee, tea, cereals, jams, various types of rolls, orange, tomato, MuVi juice, etc. Good selection of cheese and cold cuts, even mozzarella with tomato and basil was on board. And, to my great delight, wax soft-boiled eggs, just as they have to be for breakfast and not the hard-boiled "stones" from which the yolk only crumbles out, as is unfortunately often the case.
For the overnight stay with breakfast I have paid, mind you on the extended weekend to the day of German unit, 51 EUR per night with breakfast. The reservation by phone/email was completely straightforward and also my later arrival was not a problem.
Five stars do not mean that it is a 5 * * * * * hotel. But for the value for money the hotel has definitely earned the full score.
Anyway, I would like to come back to Berlin and know where I will stay. In the Count Pückler! In the middle of Berlin.
Thanks for the pleasant accommodation and best regards from the German wine route in the Palatinate, Tuscany Germany:-)