3 star Hotels in Treptow-Koepenick

This hotel is very close to the subway. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They spoke Englisj which was very helpful for us. Also the shuttle to the airport was only 3 euro which wad a great deal. The beds were pretty hard but that was our experience in most of the hotels overseas. I would stay here again.

It has an awesome location near to most places in Adlsershof. Also very close to airport.

A very nice and spacious hotel apartment, fully equipped for a long stay but no Nespresso capsules for a quick morning coffee. Otherwise top rate.

Within a stone's throw from schoenefeld airport, which unfortunately means it is outside the city centre but it was perfectly situated for my needs. The rooms are spacious and very clean. I had a single room. The single beds are slightly larger than the sing;e beds we get in the UK, so could easily accommodate my 6' 5" without fear of tumbling out of bed.

Helpful with some friendly and some not so friendly staff, wonderful free breakfast (breads, cheeses, cold cuts, fish, eggs, yogurt, pastries, cereals, juice, fruit, coffee). Not the easiest place to find if you don’t have a GPS. There is only a large Hotel sign on the road (no hotel name, just says Hotel!) mixed in with stores and a boat yard. Reception is in one building, rooms are across the parking lot in another building that is not marked. Would not recommend if you want a normal style hotel, worked fine for us. Room was small but efficient, as in it had everything we needed but in a small footprint. Bathroom small also but again efficient, medium size vanity, sand up shower. TV has a handful of English channels, BBC, CNN, etc. Wifi can be intermittent. One thing that bothered me was when checking in I gave them my passport (normal in Europe) after copying it (which was fine), the check in lady starts flipping through the visa pages looking for something – this I did not care for. Last I knew I was at a hotel not an immigration check point. She did not need to know where I have travelled to or if I had the correct entrance stamp to the EU.

I'm not going to go on and on about how amazing the hotel was, cause it was fine. The area is the real draw. A beautiful old village, wonderful restaurants. As for the hotel itself? It's a lovely, quiet place with no frills. No Wi-Fi (or rather no accessible Wi-Fi in the rooms), no mini-bar, just a nice quiet and clean hotel room.