Kulturquartier Monchenkloster

the Birgit is located in what was East Berlin, which means that the building and those around it haven't been bulldozed and rebuilt after the Wall fell. Also, there are nearby tram lines. It is in the Mitte area, north of the Spree River, so within tram, walk, or Uber reach of the river, the museum island. Across the street is a elementary school, and the noise of kids playing is a nice touch. As expected, the room is quite small, but there is a balcony, and there is working a/c unit in the room. No room safes but the staff was kind enough to store passports etc in their secure area. The breakfast is sufficient, there is a nice garden area, as well as wicker chairs in front. The hotel is eclectic (and Rick Steves recommendation). We're glad we took his advice. Also, the small sitting area serves as a bar, if so inclined. Excellent Asian food 50 meters away. Hokey Pokey ice cream nearby, as is the oldest beer garden in Berlin. What's not to like?

This place isnperfectly fine provided you know what you're getting. Its clean, but worn. It can be noisy due to connecting doors between rooms (NOT from outside). We basically heard everything from the family next door. The kitchen area is quite small, like pop-up camper small. Definitely not like the advertisments. That being said, the staff were really good, especially the cleaning staff. All-in-all a really good BUDGET stay.

My husband and I have stayed @ this Adina multiple times.Unfortunately this time we had to cancel our stay.However my daughter, son-in-law and 2 almost adult children travelled to Berlin and kept in constant contact and sent us so many positive observations which I have noted above! Hope to book this Adina next spring! Schöne Grüße aus Toronto und vielen Dank!