Radisson Red Berlin Kudamm

“Fabulous Hotel and Team”

Stayed with my wife over the weekend of Berlin Marathon, +during our stay my wife required urgent medical help at 1.30am. The night manager Ian Lindenberg was helpful professional and very supportive getting an Ambulance in which we were blue lighted to the hospital, and making sure I was Okay on m… more

Stayed with my wife over the weekend of Berlin Marathon, +during our stay my wife required urgent medical help at 1.30am. The night manager Ian Lindenberg was helpful professional and very supportive getting an Ambulance in which we were blue lighted to the hospital, and making sure I was Okay on my return to the hotel at 4.0am The two young ladies on reception sorry did not get their names were also very helpful, all the staff in the hotel that we came upon were all very good. Great hotel with fabulous team Thank you so much Fred Muddiman

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“Modern and great Hotel, central located with great public transport availability closeby”

The hotel is new and modern, but has a warm and elegant feel to it. Central located just 10 minutes walking from Zoölogische Garten station. So train, S-Bahn, U-Bahn and busses are nearby. The staff is friendly and the rooms are clean and beautiful decorated. The beds are good. If you are a light … more

The hotel is new and modern, but has a warm and elegant feel to it. Central located just 10 minutes walking from Zoölogische Garten station. So train, S-Bahn, U-Bahn and busses are nearby. The staff is friendly and the rooms are clean and beautiful decorated. The beds are good. If you are a light sleeper I would suggest getting a room courtyard side. The street Infront is busy and across the street is a nightclub that opens at 11:00. You hear some bass coming from it. Altho the sound insulation is great, you will hear it. Breakfast is good, more than you need. The restaurant. It has no name yet because they are still fine-tuning it. The dining room looks beautiful and there is a courtyard to sit and eat as well. Head-chef Giovanni and his team are enthusiastic and determined to give you a great tasteful experience. His passion and drive to create the best food is something I don't see every day. We let Head-chef Giovanni suggest his best food and he suggested the homemade Ragu (spaghetti bolognese). It was out of this world. Simple but fresh and so tasteful. It reminds me of a ragu i had in Italy His desert of macarons or the fresh fruit with his pistachio's Nutella was amazing. So a special thank to head-chef Giovanni. All and all a great experience, A hotel and restaurant we will return to. Side Note: We hope we will be able to buy those bear t-shirts, they are great as a souvenir.

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“Great location, great staff, great room.”

We stayed in the junior suite. First night it was too cold - this was fixed right away by the amazing staff. There was also a misunderstanding regarding the breakfast (you need to pay for it - which was not the case) i could clear it up in 5 minutes. Breakfast had great variety and was tasty. fitne… more

We stayed in the junior suite. First night it was too cold - this was fixed right away by the amazing staff. There was also a misunderstanding regarding the breakfast (you need to pay for it - which was not the case) i could clear it up in 5 minutes. Breakfast had great variety and was tasty. fitness room is just being installed and does not exist yet.

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“A Memorable Stay at the Radisson RED Berlin Kudamm”

When booking a hotel, one typically dreams of a restful retreat, a sanctuary away from the daily grind. With the Radisson RED Berlin Kudamm, my expectations were no different. The online photos and descriptions painted a picture of modern comfort, complete with a gym, a hearty breakfast, and the pr… more

When booking a hotel, one typically dreams of a restful retreat, a sanctuary away from the daily grind. With the Radisson RED Berlin Kudamm, my expectations were no different. The online photos and descriptions painted a picture of modern comfort, complete with a gym, a hearty breakfast, and the promise of serene luxury. As my wife and I soon discovered, our stay was quite the adventure, filled with both challenges and delightful surprises. Our arrival was met with the realization that the hotel's WiFi was unsecured. While this was initially concerning, it encouraged us to disconnect and truly enjoy our surroundings, something we often forget to do. Also, the door to our bathroom wouldn’t close properly unless one engaged in an elaborate door-slamming ritual, which I'm sure provided endless amusement to our neighbors. The highlight of our mornings was the ever-changing breakfast offer. Although the free breakfast was removed without notice, the prospect of a €25 fee made us explore the local cafes, leading to some delightful culinary discoveries just around the corner. Perhaps the most egregious deception was the advertised gym. This was a key selling point for us, and discovering it wouldn’t be completed until September was a bitter pill to swallow. It’s one thing to overlook minor inconveniences, but this felt like a deliberate misrepresentation, at least as it is listed on Booking.com Occasionally, we were woken by the sounds of drilling and hammering. It seems my talent for picking hotels amidst renovations remains unmatched. Then there was the curious case of the disappearing toilet paper—housekeeping seemed to operate under the assumption that a single roll could last indefinitely. Towels provided an unexpected adventure in themselves. Twice we were handed towels bearing red lipstick smudges and, horrifyingly, brown stains of an indeterminate nature. Clean towels should be a basic expectation, not a luxury. Quality sleep was another elusive promise. The pillows were of such poor quality that sleep became an exercise in futility. Coupled with bed sheets that were as slippery as a politician’s promise, staying in one position became an overnight battle. Our mornings began with sneezing fits due to dust, but this also led us to keep the windows open, filling our room with fresh air. Even the tap water had a chlorine tang that was more reminiscent of a swimming pool than a refreshing drink. Amidst the challenges, there were genuine highlights. The room was beautifully decorated with thoughtful touches like USB-C and USB plugs. The LG TV with streaming options was a delightful feature, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. The provided steamer instead of an iron proved to be incredibly practical, making our stay even more comfortable. Checkout, at a merciful 12 PM, allowed us to pack at a leisurely pace (who knows maybe they will change that suddenly for other guests to come). Despite some minor inconveniences, the Radisson RED Berlin Kudamm provides good memories for amusing stories to be told in the future.

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