Hotel Ku' Damm 101

Stayed here for the Berlin Marathon and was very happy with the hotel. Friendly front desk staff, the room was comfortable and clean, a very nice daily buffet breakfast, and a convenient location close to three transit stations (Halensee ring, Adenauerplatz, and Charlottenburg). The neighborhood was very pretty as well with lots of tree lined boulevards, and loads of restaurants and shops. Recommended.

Room hygiene is bad, this hotel simply does not have any hygiene standard. We had to even buy our own toilet paper because this hotel does not want to provide it.||Guests have zero privacy at this hotel. Even though you have locked the door, the staff will forcefully enter your room twice daily without knocking. So your shower is not private in your own room. ||You will have to worry about the safety of your personal belonging. You will have to make sure all your valuables (such as your laptop) are locked in the safe before you leave the room.

We had a excellent stay at the hotel. Frendly and warm welcome. The room was quiet, clean and well equiped as was the bathroom. The breakfast was great. We used public transport. Both bus and metro to the city center and the trainstation are within walking distance of the hotel. There are a lot of restaurants in the neighbourhood as well as shops. We highly recommend this hotel for a citytrip to Berlin!

It’s decent enough for the price if you’re able to book it for 100 euros, otherwise it’s better to pay a little extra and stay somewhere else. The place doesn’t even have a washroom in the lobby, and the hallways look like a creepy hospital. Also, if you are paying on Agoda, they make you pay for the city tax even if you already paid for it, so be careful when comparing prices. We also booked two beds but we got one connected one like this. One thing is that the location is pretty nice if you know how to use the e scooters like Lime. The staffs are relatively nice and speak English.

I stayed at Hotel Ku’Damm during the Messe Mary Jane (20–23.06.) and had a great experience! The staff were extremely friendly, helpful, and understanding, which made the stay even more enjoyable. The location is excellent – very central and well connected to public transport, which made getting around Berlin super easy. One big plus was the nice garden/smoking area – it was really helpful to have a comfortable space to relax outside without having to stand on the street. I’ll definitely be back next year – already looking forward to it! Highly recommended for both business and leisure stays. Thank you for the great hospitality!

Had a one night stay here for the Berlin Marathon. Couldnt fault it, from the prompt replies to questions i had regarding booking prior to arrival, to the friendly treatment for every member of staff i encountered, the room was fantastic - (if i was being picky i would say it could do with a fridge and also USB charging ports.) I checked out prior to the marathon but the hotel stored my luggage and also allowed me access to a shower after the race which was fantastic. The hotel is in a lovely area located 10/15 minute walk from two station so had great transport links. If i return to Berlin i would definately make the Hotel Ku' Damm 101 hotel my first choice for accomodation

The room and the hotel were good in general, but I stayed during June, and the air conditioning was not working, and it was impossible to stay or to rest as it was too hot. I asked at the reception and they only gave some excuses, as that it was only active during certain hours of the day (false, as I was with other people and in their rooms, they had air con during the whole day)

The hotel is very nice and clean. The room was comfortable, silent and bright. The employees are very kind. The breakfast was excellent, there was a lot of choice and a lot of home made food.

For money you spend there, they'll give you anything you want. This ranges from compliments at the receptions desk, over clean and awesome rooms to a nice rooftop breakfast. Location: The hotel is in range of a U-Bahn-station, which made it quite accessable if you like a walk of 5-10 minutes. Breakfast: The reagular breakfast price is 15 euro per person, which you should use as a brunch ;) Even for a vegan person, they'll have offer a wide range of tasty things. Cocos-Lassi and Bircher-Müsli as well as all the classics.

Great experience overall at Ku'Damm 101. It's a bit off the beaten path and in a more "neighborhoody" feeling area of Kurfurstendamm. The staff was very pleasant and spoke great English. The rooms are modern and minimalist, but totally acceptable for the very low rate we paid in the month of February. The entire hotel was very clean. The heated floors in the bathroom were also a bonus. There are plenty of restaurants within easy walking distance. Our two favorites local joints were Ach Niko Ach for dinner (Greek) and House der 100 Bier for drinks (expansive beer list, obviously). The hotel location also gives you rather easy access to the U-Bahn stop at Adenaurplatz. It's probably a 5-7 minute walk away. Definitely would recommend this hotel if you don't mind being a bit further from the main tourist areas in order to pay a more affordable rate. Tip: get two hotel keys when you check-in. You need one hotel key to input in a slot when in the room to activate the electricity (including lights). Only 3 stars because the bed was a little hard and the room was a rather scant and not exactly cozy. These may be more personal taste issues, however.

Boutique-y kind of hotel, in a part of Berlin well-served by public transport (like most areas, I guess). To start with the positives, the staff here are very friendly and efficient, the whole hotel is very clean, and the breakfast room on the 7th floor is light and airy and has decent views. Unfortunately, as a business traveller, I was disappointed with the Ku'damm 101. There's a distinct lack of room service, and the bar food menu is very limited. Arriving at 10pm on a Sunday night, I was in massive need of a decent plate of food, but had to settle for a salmon and wasabi bagel instead. Alas, the wasabi had been spread as if it were cream cheese, making the bagel rather difficult to get through. The polished hard-wearing lino floors made the hotel feel rather industrial, and I got a feeling like I was in a prison or similar institution when walking the corridors. The feeling continued when I got into my room, which similarly had a hard-wearing floor, and a somewhat stark looking bathroom. My room also had the odour of stale cigarettes, and stayed that way, despite the windows being left open all day while I was out. I had one of the corner suites on the first floor, with a view out onto the occasionally noisy street. Although my room didn't look out over Kufürstendamm, the hotel's so close to that busy road that it's impossible not to be woken when emergency service vehicles go past with their blaring sirens. The alternative view is one of the car park, however. On the subject of being woken up at odd hours, one night's sleep was disturbed when someone decided it was a good idea to do some vacuum-cleaning near my room at 2.30am! A final negative point is that wi-fi in this hotel costs EUR10 per night (it's slightly cheaper if you go for a multi-day login). Given that it seems to cater for business travellers more than tourists, I think that's pretty poor. All in all, I think the Ku'damm 101 is over-priced for what it is. I'd hesitate to come here again, even if work are paying for everything, and I'd certainly avoid it if I were visiting Berlin for fun.

You've got to like the Kudamm 101. It's reasonably priced and they do weekend specials for tourists that include entrance to an exhibition or concert or similar. Boutique, minimalist styling, lots of white paint, a demi-industrial look to some of the finishes and features. If have more than two years of IKEA catalogues at home in a book case, just in case you need to refer back to last years designs, or spend Saturday mornings throwing things out of your home to make it look tidier, then Kudamm 101 will be just your cup of organic tea and low fat soya milk. Self service breakfast in the top floor dining room, views over Berlin from terrace, tea, coffee, juice, hot stuff, pastries, cheese, cold meats, white plates, angst ridden Teutonic serving staff. It's all good, pretty central location, will stay there again.

Plus: Clean Nice personnel Good placement - plenty of restaurants & public transportation. Minus (in room): No iron/ iron board No minibar No big mirror Room a bit worn Very few English speaking TV channels Free wifi - only with higher rates Overall nice place, but the small thing I am used to, in other hotels, was a bit of a letdown. Had a room on the 6th floor with a view of the yard. Suited me fine and was almost noiseless which was very nice.

The Ku'Damm 101 is a gem in this amazing city. The hotel used to be a multistorey car park, but has been totally rebuilt and redesigned as a boutique hotel. The rooms are very modern and incredibly comfortable (not carpeted though, except the odd corner). If you get a corner room they are like mini-suite with a nice reading area behind the round concrete pillar (this is how you can relate to the building's previous incarnation as car park!) and a comfy armchair too. Public areas are very small, a bar on the ground floor basically, but the breakfast room on the top floor is great, with lovely views and a superb selection. They have a small relaxation room but I didn't have time to try it out. The staff are very friendly and helpful, so what more can you ask for!