There’s something charmingly old-school about this petite 1929 hotel, which has comfortably housed Greta Garbo, writer Thomas Mann and Talking Heads' David Byrne. The handsome rooms are classically furnished; some in the superior category have canopy beds and air-con. The superb breakfast (€21) is served in the lavish red-and-gold 'salon' with original 1930s chandeliers and stucco ornamentation.
Savoy Hotel Berlin
City West & Charlottenburg
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