I recently stayed 2 nights in this hotel. Staff (owners) was the best thing in the hotel. I was traveling alone and felt very safe and taken care of at Gunia. I was addressed by firts name all the time as if I was part of the family. I had a big room in the second floor (I wouldn't recommend... More

The hotel had a very friendly staff. It has a very good location in the center of Berlin (Nollendorfer platz), This old style (last century) hotel with a charm, offers a good bed and a very good breakfast. The rooms are clean, small, reasonably equipeed and decorated. It is quite cheap but the only problem is: the rooms are no... More

Simone and her husband are wonderful people and spent time with us to explain the best deals for attractions and transportation. The hotel is a beautiful old building in a quite convenient location. Beds are comfortable. Nice decor. The hotel is a great value for the money. Cons: If you are a light sleeper (not me), this colourful neighbourhood is... More

Had a great time in November in Berlin at the Hotel Gunia. Nice rooms, close to lots of restaurants, bars, and train stop. Folks could not have been nicer, great breakfast in the morning, would stay there again. Nita, Jay and Brian.

Three friends and I stayed at the Gunia recently and loved it. It's located near the U-Bahn in a great neighborhood that makes you feel like a local rather than a tourist. There's lots to do in the area and what must be the best bartender in Berlin is just around the corner at the Green Door. The rooms have... More

Boy! I wish my entire German visit had been at the Gunia for 60 euro/night instead of having to transfer after one night to a first class American hotel (to be with my family) which was sterile, sterile, sterile. The Gunia, on the other hand, has a memorably wonderful owner, Simone, (the Hilton provided us with an inept and mendacious... More

I stayed at Hotel Gunia in July 2010. Having been to Berlin a few times I prefer to stay in the Shoneberg area and the hotel is perfectly located near the intersection of Eisenacherstr. and Motzstr., about 10 mins walk to Nollendorplatz U-Bahn. It is fairly typical of a Berlin pension, with rooms coming off a central corridor around a... More

I spent alot of time reviewing hotels for our European trip. This was the worst hotel ever!!! Simone DID NOT speak English at all. I cant understand the reviews that said she did. Also not very friendly. Husband was better than her. It seemed like it was always an inconvenince for Simone to do anything. Also wasnt able to give... More

Spent 5 days here in early July. First the good: very friendly and informative staff, good German breakfast, clean (but rather small) rooms. The not so good: thin walls make late-returning neighbors a pain, no a/c which can be a problem when the temperature hits 37 C., is in the heart of a gay district (which can result in you... More