Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof

Overall, our stay was pleasant, with several standout aspects. The breakfast and staff are a solid 10 out of 10. The ladies at breakfast were wonderful, and the team really made us feel welcome. The swimming pool was delightful, and the lady who works there was particularly kind and attentive. The reception was very nice, and the gentleman at the bar was super friendly, adding a nice touch to our evenings. However, there were a few issues that took away from what could have been a flawless experience. At dinner one night, we didn’t receive everything we ordered, and when I pointed it out, the waitress insisted that I had said something different, which wasn’t the case—my companion also heard the order. Thankfully, the team made it right in the end. At 3:30 AM, our air conditioning started making loud noises, loud enough that I initially thought it was morning and the Berlin construction work had begun. When I realized it was the AC, I had to turn it off and open the window, which let in the heat and city noise. I reported this and hope that it’s taken seriously. Unfortunately, it cost me a good night’s sleep, leaving me tired the next day. Although this is a five-star hotel, some details were lacking that prevented it from being one of the best five-star experiences. In the bathroom, everything was set up for only one person—no extra towel for the child, despite booking for a kid. The TV had limited access, offering just a few random German channels. Additionally, there were no slippers provided for the child.

Rey