Casa Camper

Great hotel! Staying here for the third time now, we love it! Great location, nice rooms, good bed and the bodega on the 7^th floor with 24h free food & drinks!

Yes! Yes! YES!
This is literally my dream hotel. I am spoiled for all others now. The Camper is cool, it’s clean, it’s well-​run, and they absolutely throw tons of really nice free amenities at you. Man, I wish more hotels did this.
The room is great and very thoughtfully designed, with a giant map of the area hanging in the room (nice touch). The bodega on the 7^th floor is fully stocked with water, juice, food, sweets, (booze is for a charge, on an honor system), magazines and newspapers — — anything to set you straight after a long day of travel or sightseeing. It has a beautiful view. There’s a gym, there’s free wifi in the whole building, the staff are nice, check-​in is a breeze, and the shower was great, and there were no hidden charges on my bill upon check-​out. Aw man. That just gets me *right there*! (wipes away a tiny tear).
Attention other hotels: DO THIS!
I don’t know about you, but I’d much rather pay a little more out of the gate and get a bunch of free stuff than get a discount rate at a hotel and then have to forage for every little scrap of food or sip of water, and I just haaaaaaaate paying for wifi. I’m also working while I’m on the road and this is really well set up for folks who are working.
I almost don’t want to post this because I don’t want them to get all permanently booked up, but, I have to do my part for my fellow traveler and tell you that the Camper is totally awesome. You’ll danke me later!

Has everything you need and nothing you don’t. Don’t usually use hotels but I’m treating myself for 2 days and for the price, you are getting more then what you pay for. Very impressed! Open bar on top floor. Mix your own drink but make a note of it ala honor system. Can’t quite explain why but I felt right at home there. Look no further if you’re looking for a place.

Nice price, nice location, good food, stylish, good wifi, gluten-​free friendly, that great/​friendly guy that works in the café in the mornings, free amazing breakfasts and snacks around the clock, need I say more? OK it is not a 5 star hotel but for the price it really is amazing. Modern style without being pretentious.
The downfall? Weird smell in the bedrooms and halls, one unfriendly chef on certain mornings that did not like gluten-​free requests, small rooms.

Oh my word! This is a perfect hotel. Stylish without the pretension, cool without the overdone hipster vibe, modern and minimalist without being cold and sterile, upmarket without being stuffy and entirely warm, genuine, welcoming and easy. The staff are predominately young, efficient (well it is Germany), helpful and friendly, the service was impeccable and I have not a single bad word to say about what has now become my all time favourite hotel (and city!).
We were shown to our room and given a tour and explanation about how everything worked then we were left to play. We had a docking station, outside blinds for privacy, key cards on lanyards (awesome idea), robes, slippers, huge tv, a safe and an array of toiletries that were way beyond the usual hotel fare. There were big dispensers of liquid soap, body cream, hand cream, shampoo, conditioner and shower gel that all smelled fantastic and were all made with lovely ingredients such as green tea and aloe. There were mirrors that you could adjust to the light, a proper hairdryer, a magnifying mirror, tissues, comfy chairs with footstools and the biggest pillows I have ever seen! The designers had really thought of everything and had worked it all out simply and effectively with a quirky touch. We even had some stylish and interesting magazines and a plate of chocolate brownies and fruit iced with a happy birthday!
Upstairs on the 7^th floor is the lounge/​dining room/​bodega bar/​food and drink buffet. With a rooftop view of Berlin from the glazed wall and comfy leather chairs with reading lamps and chess boards, you could settle in for the long haul. We partook in the array of goodies laid out, olives, crisps and peanut m&ms, fruit, yogurts, cakes, salads and sandwiches, soft drinks, tea, coffee, bread, pastries and nuts, all free to guests 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The bodega operates an honour system and the choices are many. Beer, wine, champagne and spirits, with cocktail shakers and other equipment, fresh lemon and limes to slice and even a cocktail book to browse suggestions. Totally without surly staff hovering over you looking disapproving as you pour a generous measure of bourbon into your glass.
On top of the perfection within the hotel, Casa Camper is ideally situated nearby shops, and a marketplace, a short few steps to a U-​bahn station, and a quick wander to Alexanderplatz. It’s also just down the road from the Absinthe Depot, Adebar and the best doner kebap I’ve had in a long time! If you’re feeling (extremely) flush, you could also go for a meal in the acclaimed Japanese restaurant attached, which has an unbelievably mouth watering menu but is eyewateringly expensive!
I will return to Berlin, and I will return to Casa Camper every time… there’s one in Barcelona too… hint hint Mr Z!

On my travels around this planet I have had chance to stay in some wicked hotels. From a super cool motel in San Francisco, to a stupidly posh hotel in London complete with Lambo and Mclaren Merc parked outside and a porn inspired room in a hotel in Amsterdam (Yep, porn), and more.
But none of them compare to Casa Camper, that isn’t to do any of the others down, they were all good in their own right, but for sheer enjoyment Camper wins hands down.
The staff were all awesome.
The room was awesome.
The shower was awesome.
The bed was awesome.
The honour bar is an awesome idea.
The breakfast was awesome.
The location is awesome (Near to The Absinthe Depot and round the corner from one of the nicest kebabs (or kebap) that i’ve ever had).
All our fellow guests that we spoke to were awesome.
Ange Z is awesome for finding and booking here.
Also I’m awesome, just because…
Fair enough, it’s not the chespest of places at which to stay, but at the end of the day you get what you pay for, and possibly more at Casa Camper.
The next time i’m going to visit this great City then Casa Camper will certainly be my go to Hotel, it really is that good!

One of the other reviewers said it perfectly — staying at Casa Camper is like staying at the quiet home of an old friend with impeccable taste, great wealth, and an open well-​stocked kitchen. It was hard to go home again after staying a few days in this friendly, comfortable, modern, quirky, and completely supportive boutique hotel. It manages to be ultra-​modern without being pretentious or cold, a nice trick.
The rooms are perfectly sized — not overwhelming but not cramped, stocked with robes and slippers and wonderful toiletries, and the rain shower is awesome. Free Wi-​Fi throughout the hotel, also a free business center with 2 computers and a printer, and the breakfast area is well supplied with free newspapers, fruit, snacks, bread, a coffee machine, and non-​alcoholic drinks available 7×24. The actual breakfasts (7 – 11 AM) are cooked to order, and the dining room, lounge, and «Bodega» (a self-​service honor bar) have a wonderful view over the city from the 7^th floor. It was so pleasant sitting in the comfortable lounge in the evening, catching up on email or reading with a glass of wine from the Bodega. The staff are diverse, young, and exceptionally helpful and congenial.
The hotel is located just a few steps around the corner from the Weinmeisterstrasse U8 station. However, for most of the things you might want to see in Berlin Mitte, the U-​bahn is not even necessary. There are many good restaurants within a few blocks, and it’s just a short walk to the museum island or Unter den Linden, among other attractions.
Now that I’ve been completely spoiled at the Casa Camper I can’t imagine staying anywhere else in Berlin.

As far as boutique hotels, top notch. The welcome desk is helpful and always sweet and happy. The rooms are designed well and well-​integrated with its practicality (unlike Paris which can be design cool but may not have an outlet in the bathroom?).
The bed is nice and full.
Love the 7^th floor where breakfast is available — not just continental either — eggs and bacon… and there is a bar with honor code where you just have a beer and fill out a form. Drinks and snacks are available all day and all night.
Ventilation could be better in the rooms. Can’t open the windows, so we had to pry the door open.
Free Wi-​fi and not a hassle ever like in London or Paris, which is a daily pain.
Rented a bike. Locked it up against the fence across the street and discovered it gone. Turned out the company that the hotel sub-​rented from, took the bike and I had to wait a few hours before I knew if it was actually stolen. Stressful and weird that the bike could just be taken. Imagine renting a car, parking it and finding it gone because the company just decided to drive it away. Oy.
I love Casa Camper.

I loved this hotel. It’s design-​y without being overly pretentious. We stayed in a lovely red room with a beautiful bedroom and a level of friendly yet minimal design that I wish my own home could aspire to.
Gluten-​free notes: This place is ridiculously gluten-​free-​friendly. Not only did they have the usual gluten-​free staples like eggs, fruit, and yogurt, but they even brought me gluten-​free bread and made me gluten-​free pancakes. Wow. Dang.

I love this hotel. The rooms are full of techno surprises to make you comfortable, and the 7^th floor lounge with free 24 hour food and drinks is by far the most welcoming thing I’ve seen in my travels. I’ve greeted three consecutive sunrises on the 7^th floor with a cold carrot orange smoothie and some chicken and raisin cous cous. But enough about the cous cous. The staff is friendly and helpful, the location is great and there’s cous cous.

Staying at this hotel was like staying at the home of a wealthy friend-​of-​a-​friend who has impeccable taste and hospitality. The rooms are not fussy and are thoughtfully appointed. The shower is heaven on earth. You’ll find free, fast wifi throughout the hotel. The upstairs lounge is a delight; comfortable and generally quiet, you’ll find coffee, loose-​leaf tea, and soda as well as tasty light snacks (including prepared salads, sandwiches, smoothies, and dessert) there all day long. The breakfast is ample and includes items cooked to order if you like. It is all included in your room (except for alcohol) with no strings attached and no disapproving glances from the attentive staff. The clientele is a comfortable mix of nationalities and ages, and the hotel is English friendly.
Steps from a u-​bahn stop, and walking distance from museum island and a number of historic sites, the hotel is ideally situated. The surrounding neighborhood abounds in fashionable shopping and dining. Prenzlauer Berg is within walking distance, and most everything else is accessible by u-​bahn or s-​bahn.
The hotel restaurant is supposed to be one of the top places to eat in Berlin, but we didn’t get to try it (it is closed Sunday and Monday).