I stayed at the Adina for a meeting at the Charite Hospital in Berlin. The hotel was one block away. The staff are very friendly and multilingual. The rooms are large and modern with a kitchenette. Very clean and updated. The value was fantastic. While the hotel is in no way opulent, it is sleek and modern and has everything one generally needs. The location was great for my meeting but perhaps not perfect for a tourist hotel. There is little to do in the immediate blocks surrounding the hotel. A walk to the central station is at most 10 minutes and 15 minutes to the river. However there are few late night bites or bars nearby. If one is visiting Berlin as a tourist, perhaps the other Adina near the market would be a better bet as it is close to nightlife near the market and near the museum island.

We arrived in Berlin nearly two hours late due to heavy snow between Frankfurt and Berlin. By the time we reached the hotel we were rather tired to say the least. Fortunately our check in was very efficiently handled thanks to Aaron.

The room was quite large with very clean facilities and a comfortable bed.

All the hotel staff we encountered were pleasant and efficient. The only comment I would make is the charge for wifi internet. It seems a bit odd in this day and age that it is still not provided by some hotels. (This is the first time we have struck this on this current trip).

Whilst the hotel staff were pleasant, we did strike an arrogant jumped up twit of a waiter in the hotel restaurant. This type of person is not tolerated at all by me as he quickly found out and backed off.

We stayed at Adina Apartment Hotel Berlin Hauptbahnhof for 5 days in October. We made the reservation through the hotel directly and requested a room with the balcony. Everything was perfect – and even though the room faced the front of the hotel, we never had problems with the noise ( it was an usually warm weather and we slept with the balcony door open).
The balcony was definitely great to sip a drink and look at the city. The room had everything you need for cooking and since there were several supermarkets nearby ( mostly on Invalidenstrasse), it was easy to prepare a meal.
The hotel is extremely clean – and not just the rooms, but all the public places – the lobby, the swimming pool and the exercise room ( which was quite nice).

We had no problems with the location – it is within a walking distance from the underground; besides, we always rent bikes when in Berlin, so you can easy explore the city without depending on any public transportation. Considering that it was a close distance to the river Spree and the park (Tiergarten), it was great to go for a slow early evening ride there, enjoying the illumination of the Reichstag and the Brandenburger Tor.
Al in all, it was a great place to stay and we are definitely coming back. My only complaint is about the Internet service; it is not free and it is available free only in the restaurant – not even in the lobby. I had to do some work and going to a coffee shop and spreading the papers on a table there was out of questions – so if you have to work, it will add some to the total bill.

We reached the hotel much earlier than the check in time and was unsure if we were allowed to check in early in the morning upon arrival. Surprisingly, the hotel guy was helpful enough to allow us check in. So we had time to freshen up after an overnight train ride, before heading out to tour the city.

The hotel is spacious, clean and conveniently located. There's a bus stop (bus number 142 and 147) right outside the hotel. If u feel like walking, the shopping street is around 25 minutes away from the hotel. The only thing we thought could be improved was the wifi access. Currently, all LAN or wifi access are chargeable in the hotel. This annoyed us as we couldn't check our email.

Othe than that, we are very satisfied with Adina apartment.