Here’s my experience at the “amazing“ suite as said on the ad.
Unfortunately my expectations were crushed by the moment I opened the door - the apartment looks nothing like the one displayed on the pictures, except for the same furniture. I figured out that the landlord of the building own multiple apartments and rent all of them for tourists, inquires or whatever, but he decides to present the best looking apartment in his page to attract and fool possible guests which for me is a dishonest act and plain buffering, when I had asked if I was in the right room he just confirmed it was making me very confused.
The dishwasher machine doesn’t work properly, even in its higher option the food stains and grease remain on the dishes - dishes who are placed by the shelves from previous guests or the person responsible for cleaning the apartment. I suggest washing yourself anything before using it. When asked if the problem could be fixed the problem was never solved before I left.
The location is nice but not perfect, there are many facilities close as supermarkets, pharmacies and cute boutique stores, after all buying a building in the most gentrified neighbourhood of Berlin has the consequence of having all of these things near by.
The apartment doesn’t offer enough cans for you to separate trash which is a shame because Berlin is a city that endorses trash separation and the building has assigned bins for paper, packages, and organic trash. If you fail to dispose of the trash in the right container, the employees or sorting personnel at the recycling facilities have to re-sort the waste. If we all separate waste properly, this extra effort can be avoided, the costs will decrease, and the environment benefits.
My final statement is: stay here if you don’t mind dirty dishes, have low expectations, and likes to be exploited paying more for something that should be way cheaper.
Might be ok for a couple of nights, I planned to stay 3 weeks but decide to leave earlier due the lack of transparency and professionalism from Juergen.
Thank you.