Goldmarie - Hostel

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• Ana G

  14 octubre 2018
  Decepcionante

  Nos llevamos una decepción al entrar en la habitación, era demasiado pequeña.Lo peor el cuarto de baño que enseguida pudimos comprobar como el lavamanos se encontraba obstruido y el agua se quedaba estancada.Lo comunicamos en recepción y nos dijeron que lo arreglarían. sin embargo no fue así. Al 3º día solicitamos que nos cambiaran la habitación.Nos la cambiaron y nos subieron de planta , sin ascensor . Esta era algo más grande pero en el cuarto de baño ahora cada vez que te duchabas se salia el agua formando una tremenda piscina que para poder salir sin resbalarte tenias que colocar en el suelo todas las toallas que tuvieras. Lo mejor de este hotel es el personal de recepción muy amable y profesionales sobre todo una chica española llamada Elsa, siempre dispuesta a ayudarnos. Algo positivo de este hotel es la zona en la que se encuentra muy cerca de estaciones de trenes, tranvias,etc.También en la zona tienes muchas tiendas, supermercados y establecimientos de restauración

  

• MADG97

  26 noviembre 2018
  Hotel normal

  Nos alojamos en este hotel tras una reubicación, se encuentra en una zona apartada y sucia de Berlín, pero bien comunicada con el centro. La habitación era normal, el baño un poco pequeño, disponía de recepción 24 h pero ofrecía pocas comodidades como por ejemplo no tenía ascensor, ni ofrecía ningún tipo de servicio comida. La zona bastante ruidosa por la noche. Destacar que tenía calefacción regulable, que se agradece en estos días de frío.

  

• Nicole O

  03 octubre 2019
  Worst experience in Berlin to date

  Upon check-in, the receptionist was very cold and told me the bare minimum (no language barrier - I speak German). I went to my room and was equally unimpressed. There were black hairs and a piece of dog fur in the sheets, a hair in a towel and a large amount of crumbs between the beds. The bathroom was even worse. The drain was full of long black hairs (I have short red hair) with hair and smearing all over the tiles. The toilet roll holder was falling off the wall, any attempts of putting the toilet rolls on led to it falling on the floor. This was probably a blessing as the toilet roll holder itself was filthy with brown (not rust) flecks all over it. Showering in the bathroom left the bathroom unusable. The ventilation is so poor that the entire room fills with condensation that drips. This was so bad that the condensation was dripping down the mirror, off the door frame and ironically the towel rack leaving nowhere to dry the towels. The towel rack is also above the toilet, meaning that got soaked too. The room lacked very basic things - no glasses anywhere. Annoying for two reasons - nowhere to place toothbrush and unable to drink water. After trekking up to the fourth floor (worse than it sounds due to the very high ceilings), it was very disappointing not being able to pour a glass of water. The ledge in the bathroom slopes meaning that anything placed on it rolls off too. On my last night, I lost my keys. Reception were incredibly unsympathetic and quite frankly condescending and rude. Despite sobbing at the desk in utter panic that I couldn't afford a replacement key, the receptionist just looked blankly. I wasn't allowed to even retrieve my items (my coach ticket home was on my phone - which was dead) and I wasn't even allowed to retrieve my phone charger to allow me to go home. At this stage, I was in even more of a state and when desperately trying a card whilst sobbing, the receptionist just smiled and said "it's only money" - if that was truly the case, the hotel would have been far more sympathetic in the situation. I'm a student specialising in German history so visit the city fairly often on a budget and I can honestly say this is my worst experience yet.

  

• r0nnelluk

  28 diciembre 2019
  Practical location

  This is a cheap and cheerful hotel on Warschauer Str in the Friedrichshain area of Berlin's inner East. The location is great. Its five minutes from the Warschauer Str underground and overground train stations, this minutes on a train to Alexanderplatz and the sights of Unter den Linden. The area is a bit of a rough and ready bohemian area. Plenty of bars, restaurants, late night off licences and takeaways. Simon Dach Str is two streets away. The East Side gallery is a stones throw away. There is a new shopping mall opposite ( East Side Mall) and a large ReWe supermarket opposite. The street also has a busy tram line in front of the hotel, you will hear passing trams if you are in a room at the front. The five min walk from the stations to the hotel could be a little unnerving at night for some, with open drug dealing taking place and pushers actively offering their wares, but a polite "no" and continuing to walk solves this. Not a dangerous feel to the area, just some people might not like this. Certainly nothing to do with the hotel, but guests should be aware. There are no lifts, you have to walk up the stairs. My room was cleaned daily, bed comfortable, TV worked. The bathroom is basic and small, but no complaints. Staff at the desk have always been pleasant enough, I've never had any issues here. Certainly not a place to book for a romantic stay, or to lounge about in, more somewhere to get your head down for the night in a practical location.

  

• samirasW5473NY

  23 enero 2020
  Buen hotel y trato inmejorable

  La recepcionista del hotel nos ayudó en todo lo que necesitamos, tanto para aconsejarnos sobre desayunos y comidas y para solucionar un problema que tuvimos con los alquileres de la bicicleta. La recepcionista se llama Alessandra y es súper amable, y se ofrece para ayudar con lo que necesitemos.