Pension zum Lichtenberger

Very nice aparthotel in a super quiet area of Berlin. Perfect for relaxing after a night out clubbing ;) The location is great, only a 7-minute walk to the S-Bahn station and about 16 minutes to the U-Bahn. There is also a big supermarket nearby. The bed was comfortable, and overall it offered great value for money.

Back to the 90's. And I mean that in a positive way: where comfort and functionality is not compromised for the sake of design. Many would say that the furniture is outdated, but I really liked the stay. A simple, very clean room, with a comfortable bed. I had a great night of sleep. The bathroom had a great rain shower, clean towels and good quality toilet paper. The room had a fridge, plenty of electricity outlets and great quality Wi-Fi. The location is very good, close to the S-Bahn and train station. A supermarket was also close by. The pension is quiet. Good price/quality ratio. The communication with the staff was excellent. Everything was well explained before my arrival.

It was clean, easy to find and goog location. I would stay here again.

The property is located in a very nice quiet area very close to S-bahn and in 20 minutes ride to the center. My room's windows looked into the yard and it was quiet at night. The room was cosy, the bed was OK.

I had big problems with entering the property. One day before the flight I received a letter from the Pension with the entrance code and room No. When I arrived at the property ( apprx. 9 p.m.) I tried to enter the sent code but there was no key. I called the tel No, provided by the property. The gentleman who talked to me ( his English was very poor and it was hard for him to understand me) told me that the message I received was not from him but from Booking (!) and the code was wrong. He told me another code and I managed to get the keys. The first key entered the gate and then I started looking for my room. It turned out that the room number (23) also was wrong - so the gentlemen told me to go to the room 13. I was unable to open the door - so again I received a lot of advice without any result. I started panicking ( the light was going off all the time ) and told this gentleman that I need help! After several minutes later a person (who said that he is a Hausmaster ) went down the upper floor and showed me how to open the door ( a special twist of the key and a certain pressure was needed). Next day I went to the Pension reception and showed the gentleman (with whom I spoke last night) his message with a code and room number and asked him - what is wrong? Is it really Booking to blame? He answered that he just changed the room. No apologies! I am writing all this to help other travelers that might be in a similar situation at night in the dark with nobody in sight trying to get into the property you have paid for in full!