The all-suite Louisa’s, in a charismatic 1904 building, is the kind of place that dazzles with class rather than glitz. The family-friendly suites brim with individual character, elegant furnishings and full kitchens. Though small, the pool provides a refreshing dip after a session in the sauna or on the treadmill. A high-end restaurant shares the premises. Optional breakfast is €26.
Louisa’s Place
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