3 star Hotels in Friedrichshain

Very nice hotel with a good breakfast. Handy to the town and with a large pool and garden.

We stayed in the InterCity Ostbaunhof a total of five nights in June. This hotel was picked by the tour that we were on and then we booked it for two more nights while we were on our own in Berlin. The rooms were clean, if a bit spare, and although the hotel is next to a train station, it was quiet at night. It was a bit warm in the rooms and a fan was provided. Breakfast was included during our tour and we found the buffet to have a variety of choices including meats, eggs, bread, fruit and cereal. The offerings were the same each day. A daily train pass was included in the price of our rooms. The staff was pleasant and helpful in arranging airport transportation. We also loved the candies that are on the reception desk!

Fair, excellent hotel and staff , there for a rock concert, very disappointed with the way we were treated at the concert venue.

Stayed 3 nights in a Superior Double Room. I was a little concerned that because the price was so incredibly low to stay here, that we would be disappointed or that it would not look like the pictures. I was pleasantly surprised at how nice this hotel was. Staff was friendly and helpful. Would not change a thing and we will definitely stay here again when in Berlin.

Loved this place! Very nice area close to the Metro and all kinds of restaurants, cafes, and cool bars. Wi-Fi included.

Short 4 night break to Berlin (2 young adults- couple), First time so I was looking to see the sights but still wanting to see the nightlife. Great hotel and location- Out of the tourist area so it was a bit cheaper to eat out/ drink. Great little bars if you walk a bit further out. U-Bahn really close that took us everywhere we wanted to go.

We were absolutely over the moon with this flat. It was in a really nice area (near Frankfurter Tor) and the flat itself was perfect. It seemed like it had all old-fashioned DDR furniture and was spotlessly clean and had absolutely everything you could need, including things like plug adaptors and even a really brilliant book called 'Taschen's Berlin' (in English). It seemed like the flat had been really thoughtfully put together and conscientiously maintained. Probably not a 'party flat' though, as you're in a residential block so you need to show consideration for neighbours.

We stayed at the Gold hotel for 5 nights, on holiday as a couple with friends. We booked the Gold Hotel as part of a package via Expedia, having read reviews 1st. The hotel was easy to find, a few minutes' walk from Samariterstrasse underground. The road is slightly away from the busiest roads in Friedrichshain, but close to bars, restaurants and shops. The hotel has a 24 hour reception, and you ring the doorbell for access. Check in was quick and smooth, and the staff are lovely. Our room was on the 2nd flr. Although we booked a double we had twin beds pushed together, each with a large single duvet #pretty standard for basic rooms in Berlin#. The room was clean and basic, although with no drinks making facilities. The room had a couple of disadvantages. The internal shower room #no bath or window# was small and could use updating. The curtains were very light and it was very bright in the room in the morning. Otherwise it was really nice. Something I really liked was that the room overlooked the communal garden for the flats in the block, and we could watch the locals enjoying their garden, playing with their kids, watering the plants. It felt rather intimate somehow. The location is great. We visited for a music festival at the Astra Kulturhaus, but the hotel's well positioned for general sightseeing, and the area is popular with visitors because of all the shops, galleries, bars and restaurants.