This 33-room hotel consistently tops the popularity charts, thanks to its eager-to-please service, homey ambience and good-sized rooms with wooden flooring, uncluttered modern design and occasional historic flourishes. The small garden is perfect for summery breakfasts, while happening Bergmannstrasse and the Jüdisches Museum are both 1km away. Breakfast €8.50.
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