Feeling a bit like your rich uncle's country manor, this 56-room boutique hotel has antique-style rooms sporting handmade wooden furniture, heavy drapes and patterned wallpaper, alongside snazzy bathrooms with rain showers and towel heaters. The budget-minded should book the economy rooms in the attic. Unwinding spots include a 24-hour lobby bar, a sauna/steam room and a bucolic garden.
Myer’s Hotel Berlin
Prenzlauer Berg
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