Hotel address
Mollstrasse 410178 BERLIN
GERMANY
How to reach the hotel
GPS :N 52° 31' 29.61'' E 13° 25' 12.24''
Contact the hotel
- Tel. (+49)30/2757270
- Fax. (+49)30/27572757
- h8312@accor.com
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Mercure Hotel Berlin am Alexanderplatz - hotel reviews in Berlin
Hotel code: 8312
Accorhotels.com customer reviews in partnership with TripAdvisor
"Perfect hotel"
8th February 2013, Amandine91, A
A perfect hotel in the midle of Berlin. Restaurants are within a 10 minute walk. The hotel has a great acces to public transport.Friendly employees and the rooms are nice,clean and spacious.It is also possible to put a USB-stick into the television if one would like to watch their own movies etc.
"Very good, would stay again"
1st January 2013, linden-s, buckinghamshire
We stayed as part of a longer trip. Although the hotel is named 'am Alexanderplatz' it's about a ten minute walk away from the actual square, but still very convenient and the tram stops outside. Ask for a high floor as tram noise is a bit intrusive if you're a light sleeper. Kettle, tea, coffee in room, free wifi, all of which are essential as far as I'm concerned. All in all, a nice place to stay.
"Great Value Hotel, Poor Service from Le Club Accorhotels"
22nd November 2012
This is a great hotel to use for a short trip to Berlin, staff very helpful. Fully recommended.Conversely I have experienced terrible service from Le Club Accorhotels. My enquiry as to why I lost points (due to an error caused by staff in an earlier hotel visit) was simply stone walled. Their staff/management need to gain an appreciation of how to handle customer's valid complaints rather than just give the party line!
"Quietly pleasant except WiFi doesn't work."
18th November 2012, Hinckley
A re-branded hotel (Shown as Hotel Agon) on Google Earth. However I was quietly surprised at this hotel. It is the second stop on the tram (M4, M5 or M6) from Berlin Alex railway station. Cross the road and the hotel is directly in front of you. Check in was pain free. The room is quite eastern block I believe. However don't let that put you off. There is the front door which opens into a small reception hallway with cupboard and area to hang up hats and coats. Then there is a door to the side to the bathroom. This has a toilet, sink and shower. In front of the main door way is another door into the main room. This is a very large room. There is a twin bed. A table and chairs under a large television on the wall. On the wall there is also a table area attached to the wall. This is a kind of work station. And to top it off you have a balcony. I would probably say all rooms have a balcony. And tea/coffee making facilities are in the room.There is free WiFi apparently but it did not work. The reception blamed it on my iphone. However I very much doubt that. There are, though, two computers at reception that residents can use for free. However you do have to stand up so writing long emails are not really the thing to do here.Overall a pleasant hotel and in the summer time if you get a room on the side of the sun you can sit on the balcony and enjoy it even more.
"Mercure Hotel Berlin am Alexanderplatz"
27th August 2012, Toulon
The Hotel Mercure Hotel Berlin am Alexanderplatz is excelent. Very near from the center of Berlin and with a sympathic staff, the booking in this hotel is one of the bestr options in a trip on Berlin. The breakfast and the ineternet services are very good also. I recommend strongly the booking in the Hotel Mercure Hotel Berlin am Alexanderplatz.
"don't expect any services..."
24th August 2012, Lyon, France
i guess it was a normal living building before 1989 where people live in it, and it has been renewed. rooms are clean, have space, but large bed means 2 single beds together, don't try to get an iron after 2pm.hotel located near alexander platz which is convenient for transportations, otherwise, there's nothing around, no shops, nothing. roads are big and empty. and price is much more higher on weekends than during the week...
"Very poor wifi"
15th August 2012, figfest, London
It's unfortunate to focus on one element, but it's an increasingly important one. The hotel advertises free wifi in its rooms. On our first night, it did nor work in ours. Other guests on our floor were sitting out in the corridor to try to get reception. The desk staff said there was a problem with internet service and that they hoped it would be fixed overnight. It was *not* by the next morning, although changes had been made. After complaints, including to Accor's Twitter account, we were moved to lower floor, nearer the lift. It generally worked from then on, but the staff member who moved us indicated there could continue to be problems in rooms in the middle of corridors. Don't advertise it if you can't deliver it.On the plus side, the management got in touch by e-mail afterwards to apologise.Overall, it's a reasonable hotel in a refitted late-GDR era building. Slightly out of the way, but convenient for four tram lines and within 15 minutes walking distance of Alexanderplatz. At the early booking price we paid, it was good value. I wouldn't want to pay much more, though.
"A splendid hotel"
3rd August 2012, Sagatraveller220910, Aix-les-Bains, France
Having read some of the other reviews just before we left, I was a little concerned about staying at the hotel for four nights. However, the staff members were very helpful at check in, in the bar and at reception at all times.The room was on the ninth floor and was very large with a balcony and a kettle in the room which was unexpected at a hotel on the continent. The tea bags were not to our taste but it was easy enough to buy some at Kaisers -a supermarket that was a 5 minute walk away behind the Etap Hotel opposite.We did find it difficult to find at first but this was due to the fact that the tram routes had been altered due to work on the tracks. Once we had found the hotel, it was very easy to get around and return each day. It was very easy to get around from the hotel to all the sites we wanted to visit.We tried the breakfast twice and it was excellent. 18 Euros may seem a lot but it works out at about £15 each and the buffet provided fresh fruit, cereals, eggs, cheese, hams , smoked salmon and cooked bacon and a variety of sausages. There was a plentiful choice of breads and pastries.The bakery next door is also good value for money. Wifi and internet access were free. We were able to lock our cases away on the last day in a locker requiring £1 which was reimbursed when we collected them at the end.Our only problem had been the works on the tramlines which carried on noisily throughout two nights at least. As there was no air conditioning, we had to open the window. However we stayed at a hotel at the airport in the UK on route and the air conditioning was almost as noisy as the tram works!
"Below Mercure standard"
23rd July 2012, stebbes, Oslo, Norway
Very noisy rooms towards the street due to all the tramlines passing. Even when closing the windows it was very noisy, and we stayed at one of the top floors in a privelege room. Very East-German next to houses closed due to asbestos content. No restaurant, only breakfast room and a bar menu. Very little parking lot - no indoor parking. Would rather have stayed at the newer Ibis hotel across the street whis also have a lunch restaurant in the same house as well as indoor parking.
"Hotel near the Alexanderplatz"
19th July 2012, Ghent, Belgium
Ok hotel but the wifi and internet with their own pc's is so slow it is of no use at all. Even in the sahara, with a satellite-phone, the connection was better and faster! I was also disappointed there was no minibar, I had appreciated to be able to put some drinks in a fridge...
"Not bad, Could have done with AirCon"
10th July 2012, Dublin
This Hotel is about 5 minutes from Alexanderplatz and therefore quite easy to get around the city from here. The surroundings are OK. The Room prices are a little high for the quality received. The room was basic but spacious. The staff were quite friendly and helpful. The night I stayed was 25 degrees and thunder, With road works outside the window had to remain closed, which made it very hot as the room had no Aircon.
"Berlin Weekend"
17th May 2012, JRH2012, London, United Kingdom
The position of the hotel is poor, being away from the main shopping, dining and entertainment centres. There was no air conditioning at the hotel and one could not open the window as the trams passing by were very noisy. The rate was much too expensive for the situation - poor location, rooms and very limited service. One gentleman seemed to be expected to be the receptionist, the barman and the concierge! He did his very best - but I would avoid this hotel on the basis of the rooms, the noise and the position.
"Good price and location"
15th April 2012, Joinville, Brazil
The hotel is very good for the price and location, easy access to anywhere in Berlin, rooms are large and staff is very helpful. Only negative point is the size of the shower, it is really, really small, anyway i would still recommend the hotel and would stay again if back in Berlin.
"An excellent stay at the Mercur in Berlin"
15th April 2012, NiWiStavanger_Norway, Stavanger, Norway
I was amazed by the good value of our hotel room, a large room for three nights for so little money, in such a good location... Amazing! The quality of the service was top notch, the employees were friendly, the rooms were throughly cleaned and the beds were comfortable. You can't ask for much more, can you?
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