Bornholmer Hof im Prenzlauer Berg

Guesthouse

Not good place for 70 euro! Not so good.

It was not bad: If you refrains from the bed linen, which smelled very strong! Bath is small, ok, but that it was still dirty, not!
Under the bed, many fluff cavorted!
Parking that is actually not one, watch out for cars that are a little lower!
Breakfast was fine, hot coffee from everyone still there as well as fresh rolls!
I had Wi-Fi on the last floor! Sink in the room didn't bother me! As well as there is no elevator!

The hotel is inside, far from the noise of the street. We had a quadruple room with one bunk bed and two separate beds. Toilet and shower separately. The room was clean. Good breakfast. The hotel is a 15-minute walk from Max Schmeling Hall. Actually, the concert Fall Out Boy and brought us to this hotel!

The hotel is located in the 2nd backyard. It is not visible from the street. There is no elevator in the hotel. We had to haul our suitcases up to the third floor. The room is very large and clean. The bathroom, on the other hand, is more than tiny. The shower has an entrance of just a good 40cm. A fat man doesn't even fit in. The sink is attached to the room, the bathroom is too small for a sink. The rooms are very clean, but nicely decorated. Room equipment is well in shot. We were given dirty towels, but they were replaced immediately after complaint. Unfortunately, all the towels have their best time behind them. Really positive to mention is the breakfast. It really lacks nothing! Lush and delicious!

OK for 2 days. A little chaotic. Room very small. Breakfast boring.

Der Aufenthalt entsprach dem Standart des Hotels.

I don't like it. The room gives the impression of solitary confinement. The second star is for the friendly staff.

The hotel makes a false impression at first sight when you see the sign where half of the letters are missing it is in the backyard and very quiet, well maintained and my room was also very very clean.
The staff were very friendly and the breakfast was very good.

Nice and quiet place with friendly staff. Few rooms, not crowded at all. One of the best prices for a decent, clean room, with the other services being okay. Wifi was medium speed, but not fast, could stream netflix in sd. Our hairdryer didn't work, they couldn't get a replacement, but said they were sorry. Breakfast had a wide range of foods to choose from, but not hot food. Was fresh and tasted right, and you could really find something you liked. And it cost almost nothing. Beds were alright, had a good night's sleep. I'd definately recommend staying here especially if you're on a budget. You'll get great value for money.

The location is good and the staff is very friendly.

The hotel is very centrally convenient, although in the second backyard. The building is a typical Berlin tenement house. The rooms are suitably equipped and equipped with new furniture. Tubes TV didn't bother me now. The whole house was clean and functionally furnished. The staff was friendly and the breakfast good for the total price of the night.
I can't judge parking because I used local transport. The tram is a stone's throw away. The metro in 5 min also accessible with luggage.

Clean and quiet hotel with good table to sit with computer.

They have no idea about ospitality and keeping a hotel.

Very friendly staff, clean and quiet location. Excellent breakfast!
Dogs were allowed to easily participate.

Good clean rooms and a good buffet breakfast.

Second yard on the left, so it stands at the door. So you go through yard one and you reach yard two. Then you reach the hotel entrance. Then you have to ring. The door opens. There is no one at the reception. At some point, someone appears. And explains the modalities: where you have come in now, you can no longer get in. This is only for check-in. Aha. In order to get back into the hotel, one has to use a side entrance next to which there is a supposed letterbox, which turns out to be a keyboard after opening, into which the daily code must be entered. Then you're in it. In order to park the car in the courtyard, which costs 5 euros extra, you are presented with a hammer handle with a key on which you can open a barrier that is located one house number further. From there, the vehicle can then be parked in the courtyard. So far so good. However, you can no longer get out by car after 6.30 p. M. Because the reception is no longer occupied and the key at the Hammerstiel is no longer available.
Conclusio: Cabaret is not made. Cabaret happens.

I am always absolutely thrilled with the friendliness and quality of this hotel! While other hotels are increasingly lacking in quality, the Bornholmer Hof still puts one on it!

Centrally located, well connected to public transport. Due to its location in the second courtyard, very quiet, spacious rooms, nice service.

The apartment was for 2 people spacious and clean, Breakfast O. K. On 2. Day unfortunately, there was no hot water. The request, whether there's a discount there remained unanswered, it was the final bit higher than posted. A little more professionalism in the Management would be desirable.

Too bad nothing of the zones is mentioned, and instead of free Parking around the Hotel is advertised. Okay, that is out, now you can spatially and temporally! Limited the courtyard. Bit. These fees are an absolute cheek. Daily except Sundays from 9-24! Clock numbers. There would be time Anwohnerausweise from the Hotel for the guests nen Service! Better than only until 20 o'clock my car in the yard crush. Otherwise, cute quiet Hotel.