Perfect position for my short stay in Berlin. Ubahn 1 minute walk & 100 & 200 busstop 5 mins. Friendly & helpful staff & good selection at breakfast bar very reasonably priced.

lovely old hotel with high ceilings friendly staff....reserve a room with balcony!!

Very nice,clean,comfortable room

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Though it was not Hotel Augusta's fault that we had a heatwave during our four-night stay, they should have provided adequate air-conditioning. We could not use the old-fashioned air-con for very long because it was so noisy. Our room, though fairly large, was unbearably hot, and we were not even shown where to find the tiny fridge hidden in a cupboard that you could hardly open. There is no general sitting -room, which is odd in a 3-star hotel. The breakfast was good.

I enjoyed my stay and would return.

I booked 7 nights at the Hotel Augusta on a very decent price considering it was the last week of the Euro 24 Football Championship. I had no idea where I was in Berlin not having planned and simply booked anywhere to get a slice of the football experience. I couldn’t have been luckier. A really great location in the heart of Berlin, excellent and friendly staff, a super clean room and all facilities I needed for my stay. Easy waking distance (7 minutes) to the metro and overground train back to the airport and a whole range of shops restaurants and local architecture to wander around in between taking in the semi finals and final. The only thing I would add/change to the hotel facilities would be to have the television available in English to catch up on news or whatever is required. Beyond that small detail I will happily rebook the Hotel Augusta upon a return visit to Berlin without hesitation.

Overall a very nice hotel. Only negative is the rather unusual layout. Stairs and elevators. Not ideal for people of limited mobility

Outstanding, friendly and helpful staff, delightful and delicious buffet breakfast, great location, best ever stay in Berlin.

An ideal location to explore Berlin. Very friendly and comfortable.

Old hotel, musty smell throughout. Bedrooms spread over a couple of buildings. No restaurants, bars apart from the small breakfast room. No foyets or common lounge areas. Very expensive hotel for room only (>€325 per night).

Beautiful boutique hotel centrally located to a lot of great sites. helpful stsff an very comfortable beds!

the only real trouble with this otherwise fine establishment is its accessibility. Shlepping a suitcase up and down 3 flights of stairs is not something anyone can do. Breakfast is great and the location is perfect. I have known this hotel for more than 15 years and will happily return.

We really enjoyed staying in this small cosy hotel. Located next to the mainshopping street lots of things to do and see

This is a reasonably priced hotel on one of the most exclusive streets in Berlin. And because it is among a group of buildings that survived the war, it has lots of character. Far preferable to a chain-hotel any day!

Hotel Augusta is a wonderful small Hotel in the Center of Berlin. Easy access to U-Bahn and buses. Just of the Kurfuerstendamm. I first had a double room which was excellent, the last two nights I stayed in a single room. the room was small but nice, however the bed was uncomfortable. Too bed. However, this could easily improved. I would stay again at the Hotel Augusta.

Hotel was centrally located and near most facilities. Our room was spotlessly clean. We didn't have breakfast so I can't comment on the food. Staff were helpful printing me out a time table for the S Bann trains when I asked for advice on returning to the airport.

Pleeasant staff, comfortable hotel, the fridge was excellent but sadly none of the TV channels corresponded with the printed channel guide. I didn't mind a break from TV but other people might have been annoyed.

Lovely hotal and friendly staff,

The location was great. We were lucky to get an air conditioned room on the third floor. It was very hot last week, and the corridors and the elevators were then very hot and stuffy and like saunas. Some rooms on the 4th floor had no working A/C, making them extremely warm. There was no real lobby in the hotel, so no visitors could drop by the hotel to meet with us there. We had to use two separate elevators to reach our rooms.