Otto would feel like 'just' a business hotel were it not for cool perks such as fair-trade beauty products and complimentary coffee and cake in the afternoon. Rooms are contemporary, functional and derive an extra dimension from colour accents and tactile fabrics. Standard rooms are tiny. The slow-food breakfast (€18), served till noon, is best enjoyed on the leafy rooftop terrace.
Hotel Otto
City West & Charlottenburg
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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