Hotel stands close to Ostbahnhof and concert arena. That was my destination- concert in Uber Arena. Communicable staff. Nice that you can have a welcome drink before heading to concert. Room was clean. Breakfast was nice. And there is no noise from trains - that’s important!

The lobby is spacious and colorful — a perfect spot to enjoy fun evenings with friends, sipping drinks, playing chess, cards, or table football. Our room was super comfortable and spotlessly clean, with air conditioning that kept the temperature just right. Housekeeping came every day around noon to change the towels and freshen up the room, which we really appreciated. The mornings were wonderfully quiet, and the blackout curtains did an amazing job blocking out the light — ideal for a good, restful sleep. And the staff? Absolutely fantastic — always smiling, friendly, and ready to help with anything we needed. They truly made our stay even more enjoyable!

Honestly, I tried hard to find something negative to mention, but there really wasn’t much! If I had to say anything, maybe just that there was no toothpaste in the bathroom — and the duvet was a bit heavy (but hey, that’s just me being picky — haha!).

Perfect location, you can literally take any train from here and the walk to the hotel is 5 minutes. Shopping, bars, Berlin Wall etc. all in walking distance. I missed a fridge and iron board but survived without. If they had them I probably would’ve given 10. Especially in the summer it’s nice to have a cooler drink in the room.

I’d come back so nothing really, straight forward hotel. Stayed in room 125, it’s facing the train station. I didn’t mind but if you want a better view maybe ask for 5th level rooms.

This hotel is in a great location - with the Ostbahnhof station a 1-2 minute walk away and the nearest U Bahn station (on the line to Alexanderplatz) is a brisk 5 minute walk away. Though the hotel is very close to the station, the rooms are really quiet. Good soundproofing! The rooms are simple, functional but perfectly comfortable. The staff are very friendly and despite what it says on the Booking.com listing, you can check-in 24/7 which was great for us as our flight from the UK was delayed and we didn’t land until 11pm. The main lobby is also the lounge, bar and eating area. There are complimentary hot drinks (tea, coffee etc) and some pastries (small croissants and danishes) on offer but the breakfast looks great and was very reasonable. The bar is fantastic - lots of games and books to use and a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. There’s a complimentary drink when you check-in - which is a very welcome treat after travelling all day. I completely love every Moxy I’ve stayed in, and this one did not disappoint. Would thoroughly recommend.

There isn’t anything I didn’t like. Sorry.

The price was really great, but we managed to book the hotel through the Black Friday offer so it was a bit lower than usual. Location is excellent - you have the Ostbahnhof nearby which is your connection to the whole city. Alternatively, you have the bus station right in front of the hotel if you decide to ride through the city, not under it. Staff is extremely nice, and the lounge filled with board games is nice touch. Also, you have the option to make coffee and tee free of charge 24h a day.

Well, there are few things. First, and that is my personal preference, I like to have water heater and instant coffee / tea in the room at my disposal. Few picture were a bit misleading where it looks like this is the part of the room amenities, but it is not. If you need to work in this hotel, don't bother because glass table is ultra small and the chair is not suitable for longer sitting. Also, the bathroom is nice and clean but very small so bigger persons will have problems using the shower. That being said, I will say that value for money was good, but would it be regular and not Black Friday price, maybe I would consider few more options.

This is a brand-new hotel located in a central district of Berlin. While the room wasn't particularly large, it was certainly adequate, clean, and very comfortable. The soundproofing seemed excellent (or perhaps we simply had quiet neighbors!). The staff were exceptionally friendly and welcoming, which truly enhanced our stay. We also greatly appreciated the complimentary drink vouchers for the hotel bar that we received upon check-in – a lovely touch! I would highly recommend this hotel, especially for anyone attending a concert at the Uber Music Hall, as it offers a reasonable price and is within a manageable 20-minute walk of the venue.

It's difficult to find any significant faults with this hotel. The only minor issue I encountered was with the in-room coffee machine, which I couldn't seem to get to work (though it's entirely possible that the error was on my part).

Very friendly staff, there were some works going on when we were there, but they offered everyone that stayed at the hotel free drinks when the blackout was happening. The room was not very big but plenty for 2 people, I imagine that taking a double bed for yourself would be more than satisfactory. Didn't really use the internet too much as this was a holiday trip, but whenever my brother and I both were using it for watching Netflix we did not notice any slowdowns at all. For the price it is a very good deal, and don't worry about any noise. If you close the windows, you don't hear the trains or people outside at all.

Breakfast is pretty pricey so we never bothered to eat there, you're better off going to a local bakery (which were all amazing and delicious). They also have a bar for at night, but here as well the choices are more limited than going to a cocktail bar in the city, while the prices are very similar. So for your stay it's good, but the prices don't really make it worth it to eat or drink there unless you are in a pinch.

It was a posh lobby with a full bar and some table games. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. They were also very accommodating.

The location was great to catching the train, walking to the concert venue, and some cool eateries and restaurants. The parking garage nearby though is a homeless camp and there were many homeless around the area, not necessarily a bad thing, just be prepared. It was heartbreaking as it is not something I have seen very much of while in Germany, but with Berlin being a large city, I guess it’s par for the course.

The communal area downstairs was really lovely to sit in and had a really nice vibe to it, which was even more relaxing with no closing time as the bar was open all night. The proximity to Berlin Ost was very convenient and it was also only about 15 mins walk to the Uber Arena.. The rooms were small but were comfortable to sleep in and any spare time was spent downstairs, where it was roomy and relaxed.

There was no "do not disturb" sign and it was quite pricey for the size of the rooms, but the location was great and it might not be as expensive when there's no event on.

I had a rather small room, but it was still extremely comfy. I don't know, how the architect arranged that, but the rooms give off a sensational atmosphere. I loved the stay there a lot. It is located near all the big clubs in Berlin, so probably the best base camp you can find. The staff is really good at what they are doing.

it is a bit pricy, and you find more luxurious hotels for a lower price nearby. Still, the moxy is a winner because of the vibe and the people it attracts.