Bornholmer Hof im Prenzlauer Berg

My friend and I travelled to Berlin for the marathon weekend and shared a room in this hotel. We were absolutely delighted with the owner and how she adjusted everything for us. I arrived at the hotel later in the evening and she was still waiting in reception. She was very attentive and helped us sort out keys to be able to leave early in the morning and have some delicious breakfast before the marathon. I highly recommend this place in terms of value and service and I will definitely come back. I am leaving today and I am very grateful for her support during our stay.

Nice place. Quite and clean. Wood chair no lift. Access without use reception at any time

Your room probably won't look like the one in the picture. Mine was considerably more dated with swirly carpet, flock wallpaper and a wardrobe with mismatched hangers that had a shelf a couple of feet under the rail that completely prevented its use as a space to hang clothes. But... it was very clean and comfortable, the bathroom was a good size (and even had a hairdryer) and the property is really nice and quiet. Other positives are the friendly staff and good selection of different foods on offer at breakfast. The area is good, with a shopping centre and lots of restaurants just round the corner and very easy to get anywhere from the metro station

Lovely single room. Quiet. Super breakfast buffet. I loved the artworks on the walls. I would come again.

We have stayed at this hotel several times over the years. Recently for the first time after the corona crisis. Bornholmer Hof is still a perfect base if you want to explore Berlin. The tram stops almost in front of this cozy, somewhat older hotel and within five minutes you are at the combined S-bahn/U-bahn station Schönhauser Allee. A combined S-bahn and U-bahn only takes a five minute walk. It takes about twenty minutes to travel from the hotel to Alexanderplatz or Hackescher Markt. The staff is still friendly, the breakfast okay and the rooms and bathrooms are very clean. This year, because of our tour group and the extra space, we had two double rooms. Still, the question is whether we will choose this hotel again next year. The beautiful, quiet parking lot is no longer accessible to visitors. Of course we were helped to find a free parking space in the neighborhood (in front of the Embassy of Ghana, between a camper with a wheel clamp and a caravan), but with the disappearance of the parking lot in the courtyard near the hotel, an important plus has also disappeared. Also the free coffee in the small lobby was gone. Sometimes there were still eggs.