Branding itself the 'hotel that never sleeps', Innsomnia incorporates contemporary design in a smart and attractive way. There are cute gimmicks, such as the robot Pepper greeting guests at reception, but the rooms are spacious and have slick decor. There's also a good 24-hour lobby cafe – perfect for insomniacs.
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