Hotel-Pension EBERTY

3 manon green - 3 years ago

This place is good value for money. Our room had twin beds (one was a camp bed, and the other made a HORRIBLE noise whenever you moved on it). The window was good at blocking the sound outside, but I still used earplugs. The shower was great until somebody else ran water in the next bathroom over, and my shower went ice cold. The TV was a good addition as I didn't yet have a European charger, and could plug my cellphone into the USB port.

3 Janina Freitag - a year ago

It was clean u0026 the room big. But everyone there only spoke polish and the doors were paper thin and there was party all night.

4 Philip Howard - 4 years ago

A double room with twin beds, a wardrobe and a table. Basic but clean. Shared showers and bathroom. Coffee machine costs 50 cents but a free hot water button for tea drinkers. Reception is only open between 1pm and 3pm. Late check-in via an outside key box and you will get the code via email.

1 Kelly Vannessa Sosa Vanegas - 3 years ago

If you want to spend the night on the floor book this place. Very unpleasant passage. A reservation was done three Months in advance, a self check in system not functional when employees forget to leave the key for guest. And no other phone to call than to reception that is close at 10pm. For the spaces wr arrived to see it was a belittle to dirty and cold

5 Luigi Mannoni - 5 years ago

The pension is located in the east side of Berlin, close to U-Bahn and S-Bahn trains (around 15/20 mins walk) and M5/M10 trams (just 5 mins). The location is conveniently close to the Berlin wall, Alexanderplatz and more other artistic and alternative zones with just a couple of stops away. Rooms don't have private bathrooms, however the pension has lots of shared bathrooms, very clean and equipped with shower. Rooms look modern and well maintained, as well beds and pillows seem to be new and extremely comfortable. Room service isn't provided each day but every second day, which is a bit inconvenient if you need a towel to be exchanged after the first day and nobody is around, other than that the experience was overall good.

1 Nikos “Nick233” - 3 years ago

Bad people, extremely unhelpful. You are better off staying in a hostel. I asked whether I could leave my luggage in the hotel, as I arrived in the morning. Guy on the phone just shouted at me and told me 'no, bye'.

2 Petr Sulc - 4 years ago

+ clean room and bathroom. Kind and helpful receptionist

- the walls are super thin and you will hear everything what your neighbours will say, not possible to store luggage