The Berlin Mark Hotel is a busy, business-y, and slick operation, offering three-star rooms one block from the top of the Ku'damm. For a hotel that offers top-notch service and quality-assured rooms, the prices are notably reasonable.
The Mark's 239 rooms fall into three categories: Comfort, Business, and First-Class. During low-season, the first-class rooms are still less than €110 a night, so why not go for it? Comfort rooms are well appointed and attractive, with pretty coordinating crème walls, green carpets, and furnishings plucked from a "Hotel 101" crash course. Bathrooms are spotless, with big sinks, a fresh cut flower, and a power shower.
Business rooms are slightly more expensive and feature large work desks, plugs for fax machines and computers, and access to the VIP breakfast room. (Why eat with the plebeians, after all?) First-class rooms have swankier décor, more spacious bathrooms, and a coffee/tea maker.
We'd never call the hotel "fun," but it's a good choice for those looking for a surprise-free, three-star experience. From the hotel, the Zoo Station is about five minutes by foot, and the Ku'damm is even closer.
» Tom Meyers
Note: This hotel was visited by a EuroCheapo editor and is recommended based on cleanliness, location, price and overall quality. EuroCheapo did not charge this hotel to be listed.
About the Berlin Mark Hotel neighborhood
The Kufürstendamm, or Ku'Damm, is Berlin's major shopping boulevard, the commercial heart of the former West Berlin. It features the utterly massive KaDeWe department store and about three million other retail experiences. Ok, we exaggerate, but not by much. For our purposes here, we claim hotels within a block or two of the Ku'Damm as "near." To the north is Charlottenburg and to the south is Wilmersdorf.
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