Hotel Europa City

The hotel was pretty okay, basic hotel, but good enough to provide all of the needs of a hotel. For such a price-quality level I would definitely recommend it! - The room was enourmous, very high cealing, it all gives a very good impression. - The furniture was just fine, good enough, the room was tidy. - The bathroom was clean, all of the basic stuff like towels, soaps was there. The utilities were slightly old you could tell, but besides that everything was fine. - Stuff was just kind and helpful and also talked well in English and Russian, that was very nice :)

- Despite being close to the U-Bahn station, communiting to the centre might take up to 30mins and lots of changes. - The street is busy, you could here the cars even though the windows were closed. Didn't bother us that much but I could imagine if you have issues sleeping that might be an issue.

The room is really big and very clean; it feels so comfortable to stay here for a week. The only thing bothered me was that there was no kettle in the room and I like drink warm drinks. Some staff downstairs did not seem very friendly when I went down and asked for hot water. I felt uncomfortable to ask twice a day. But the room is nice and pleasant so if you don’t drink hot drinks you should definitely stay here.

No kettle in the room, some staff were not friendly when being asked to provide the hot water. I felt very uncomfortable!

Front of the desk Men’s were great, always upbeat and smiling and it’s nice to see staff like that, also the housekeeping ladies were lovely! Excellent stays for a week!

Nothing.

The room given to us this time was super and very comfortable with a street view, cozy comfortable bed, and a sofa too. It was much more comfortable than the last time we were in the same hotel on a different floor. The location is top notch and I hope the prices are kept the same if not a little discounted for budget travelers like us :)

We wanted to extend our stay and the then present staff could have helped us with a good price for a good room but unfortunately, it was peak festive time and extending the accommodation for the same or similar room was really challenging.

The check in staff were very helpful and friendly, and available 24 hours a day. The Hotel is in a good location with good access to cafe's and restaurants, and to the U-Bahn and busses. It's on the N7 night bus route too which was useful. Easy to find, and excellent value for money. Breakfast was available, but we didn't take advantage due to not getting up early in the morning. The room was on a main road, but still quiet at night.

The lift was very small, says for 4 persons, but that would have been a tight squeeze. No tea or coffee facilities in the room, although the was a bar open into the evening. The hallway and stairs didn't look as if they had been cleaned recently, although the corridors and rooms were kept clean.

Great location. U-Bahn and S-Bahn stations 7 and 15 minutes away walking.

Rather poor wifi. If you work remotely and need decent wifi you will have to use mobile data here. If you want to avoid roaming charges, I suggest you buy a German sim card. In a nearby shop I could get a Lyca sim card with 60 Gigabytes and ok speed for 29 EUR.

My room had very high 4 metre ceilings and looked onto an interior garden/courtyard, so was very quiet despite being on a main road, there was a good variety for breakfast and only 10€ extra. The staff were very friendly.

The decor is a little tired, the duvets are very small on the single beds, the bathrooms in need of some renovation. The wifi was not good.

We arrived by the U-Bahn from the main railway station and walked about 8 minutes to the hotel. The receptionists were awesome, funny and very kind. Our room was clean, comfortable, quiet and spacious, had a working Wi-Fi, a big window and a fair bathroom. It wasn’t one of the newest, but it was clean with enough toilet paper, towels and soap. We’ve also had enough wall sockets to charge our devices. The location is great if you’re willing to buy public transport tickets. They’re pricey – about €9 per person for 24 hrs or about €3 per person for a single non-return-non-round trip lasting <2 hrs. It’s about 20 minutes to the very centre by either lines U7 and U6 or lines 101 and U2. Just next to the hotel is the bus stop Düsseldorfer Straße, some sort of a German grocery store and a great (and also very pricey) shisha bar with some excellent hookahs and great drinks.

The building is old and the elevator is ancient. Don’t bother using it unless you’re on the 4rd or 5th floor, because it’s super noisy and pretty spooky. Also, the lights in the rooms are very far from LED or anything newer than just good ol’ neon bulbs that buzz for a second or two when you switch them on. Other than that, the hotel was fascinatingly good for the price.

The location, the hotel is located in a great place where it is surrounded by shops and restaurants, and you can easily get to visit famous places.

There wasn't a mini refrigerator. I wasn't able to keep any food I buy even if it was a small thing.

The room was very spacious and well equipped. The lift was entertaining and the location was great

The pillows where rubbish