Each year I visit this hotel for 2-3 weeks in summer, so I can confirm the quality of this place. The location is excellent. It's very convenient to the U-Bahn, Hackescher Markt, restaurants, a pharmacy, and other essentials. The neighborhood, even with plenty of businesses surrounding the property, is pleasantly quiet. The room is comfortable, cleverly organized, and cleaned upon request. The staff are always friendly and professional, making me feel welcome after a long day in this amazing city. I've tried other places in the Mitte district and have never found a better deal. I'll definitely be back. PS: Be sure to visit the 7th floor for a lovely view of the city - and an honor bar!

The property is a little quirky but aptly represented. The toilet was separate from the shower. The vanity was part of the bedroom though separated by a curtain. Prefer a little more privacy. The shower head needed either cleaning or replacing. It was heavily covered in mineral deposit which gave it the appearance of not being cleaned. We had twin beds as requested which were pretty comfortable. An extra pillow would have been nice. The complex has a “campy” cheap feel to it, but it did serve the purpose and was reasonably priced. The location was close to public trans, which we made good use of. The window shutters create a very dark space allowing for good sleep. We didn’t purchase breakfast but checked in on it and it seemed very expensive for what was offered. You don’t have to commit to breakfast when booking.

The air-conditioning was not as cool as I like. As described, the bathroom.

Spacious room, comfortable bed, excellent shower. Quiet and very clean.

Breakfast was included but very limited options (i.e., no fruits), which were a la cart only. Guests with breakfast included have a poor menu as compared to those without breakfast included and paying extra. For instance, orange juice was from concentrate for those with breakfast included but freshly squeezed for those with breakfast not included, which didn't make sense given that we have paid for it as well. Water, tea, and coffee are available for free on the 7 floor. However, water and coffee machines were frequently out of order.

Very nice bedroom, clever bathroom with a view and a WFA desk, nice furniture. The breakfast room is nice, with a view, great place for working.

Corridors and doorways look like you are in an East Germany youth hostel (possibly was one before the fall of the Berlin wall). Horrible smell of sewage in the bathroom. Staff was ice cold.

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Leaving and coming home

When you're travelling, your accommodation becomes your home away from home. As someone who values comfort and character over luxury brands, I always look for a place to truly relax and feel at ease. That's why I keep coming back to Casa Camper Berlin - a property that genuinely embodies the feeling of home. What I love most about Casa Camper Berlin is its minimalist design. Everything is clean-cut and simple, yet it still feels incredibly cosy. I've stayed here almost seven times over the years, and I'm struck by how much pleasure I get from being in this space each time. The dominant colour here is red, which always puts me in a good mood. The hotel also offers a 24/7 restaurant/cafe called Tempempié, which is incredibly convenient. All the snacks you could want are included, and you can order alcohol at an additional cost. I love that I can drink and bill my room - it makes everything so easy. The rooms themselves are incredibly tranquil. The vintage electric switches remind me of my grandmother's house in our village, and the light is always so soothing. I particularly love the sofa-type armchair - it's perfect for relaxing and letting your laziness take over. And the analogue radio on the bedside table is a lovely touch. Every time I step into Casa Camper Berlin, I feel a sense of appreciation for myself - for choosing to stay in a place that genuinely feels like a home away from home. "Luxury is experience" is a phrase that suggests that true luxury is not simply about having material possessions or expensive things, but about the quality of experiences that those possessions can provide. In other words, luxury is more about the way something makes you feel, rather than the actual item itself. A luxurious hotel might have beautiful furnishings and a prime location, but what truly makes it elegant is the quality of service, the attention to detail, and the overall experience of staying there.

Everything was great. The room was very comfortable with a huge bathroom area. The shower was amazing. The location is great, right in front of the train if you so need but also about a 20 min walk to basically everything. I thought the staff was all super professional and the breakfast was abundant and delicious. The lounge is really nice and has various snacks, coffee/tea and other items for free as well as others which can be purchased. There was even a pop-up event the last night I was there with apertifs and pizza along with a DJ (though it wasn’t noisy in the room). I had a great stay here and would definitely stay again.

Very minor thing but the lighting in the room could have been a bit better. Again, this is very minor.

Friendly staff, nice design, lots of thoughtful touches, comfortable, stylish, absolutely perfect location. Loved it. The rooftop lounge is a nice touch - we enjoyed a couple glasses of wine one night and had breakfast up there a couple times (the other times we went to an amazing bakery and coffee house nearby which I’m not going to name cause it’s already so crowded). The neighborhood and surrounding areas turned out to be our favorite part of Berlin; there are endless good dining options nearby, it’s a wonderful area to wander, you can walk to plenty of attractions, and the U is right around the corner when you need transport.

Nothing to say here! One thing about the honor bar is with the open bottles of wine, you have no way of knowing whether they were opened earlier that day or two weeks ago.

Walking distance to public transportation, restaurants and good coffee shops. Very nice breakfast (option for a la carte or set menu). The shared upstairs facility offering free coffee, tea and a trust system for alcohol and cocktails was a nice extra and had pretty views. Staff were great.

The bathroom shower and toilet had a floor to ceiling window to the street, there was a shower curtain but it was a little exposed. The shower and toilet were only separated by a shower curtain, so water sprayed everywhere.

From the iconic Camper shoe brand this hotel is just as stylish and packed with thoughtful design features as you'd expect. It was my second time staying here and I think it's my favourite jumping off point for a trip to Berlin. Great location in the middle of Mitte with the U8 literally on your doorstep and Alexanderplatz station a few mins away. I stayed in a city view room which are really spacious - and the bed is so comfy and with the black out blinds I was able to really catch up on sleep. Perhaps my favourite thing about these rooms is the size of the bathrooms - huge tub, walk in shower, big windows overlooking the park and city - a real treat! Also the café on the ground floor is a great place for a coffee, beer or a snack.

The only thing the rooms don't have is a fridge or tea/coffee making facilities in the room - however the rooftop guests' lounge with complimentary tea/coffee and self service bar definitely helps make up for it.