Berlin is a city known for being edgy, creative, and hedonistic and many of Berlin’s hotels reflect this hip vibe, from intimate boutiques to modern design hotels, some of the world’s most unique places to stay can be found in the German capital. From my many stays, here are my favorite cool and unique hotels in Berlin, Germany…
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25 Hours Hotel Bikini
New, playful and hip, the wonderful 4-star and already exceptionally rated 25 Hours Hotel Bikini Berlin, located in the city centre (only a 3-minute walk to the nearest metro station and only 3.4 km from Brandenburg Gate), has created a stylish urban jungle complete with animal themes and long leafy plants which hang delightfully from the ceilings.
As well as quirkily decorated bedrooms, an in-house bakery and a rooftop restaurant – which offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the city – other cool touches include a Woodfire bakery, a Monkey Bar, cutely named Bikini island complete with DJ-corner and complimentary hire of Mini cars and bicycles.
If that’s not enough, there’s even an Airstream street food van permanently parked outside. An all-around wonderful experience!
Pros
Floor-to-ceiling windows and great views
Funky individually designed rooms
Complimentary Mini car and bicycle rentals
DJ corner for entertainment
Cons
Some noise
Breakfast is extra
The partying vibe might not suit everyone
Off Site parking
nhow Hotel
Pitched as Europe’s first ‘Music and Lifestyle’ hotel (located in the ultra-trendy area between Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg where bars, cafΓ©s, restaurants, shops, and clubs are all form part of the lively hub here, the East Side Gallery is only an 11-minute walk away), this place has quickly gained a reputation for showcasing dazzling design, striking art, and cool music.
As well as 304 futuristic rooms designed by acclaimed New York designer Karim Rashid, 4-star and already exceptionally rated nhow Hotel Berlin is also home to recording suites and music managers and keyboards and guitars are even available on the 24-hour room service menu.
Even the hotel staff at this funky Berlin hotel are music college graduates – great attention to detail! Guests’ rooms feature state-of-the-art stereos and digital interfacing…and make sure you keep an eye out for impromptu gigs taking place on the hotel roof.
Pros
Great location overlooking the Spree River
Europe's first music hotel with recording studios
Lively rooftop events live DJs and electric guitar borrowing
Spa & Sauna facilities
Cons
A lively vibe might not suit everyone
Some noise from events
Breakfast is extra
No onsite swimming pool
Michelberger
The exceptionally rated Michelberger Hotel really is in a league of its own. This delightfully unique Berlin hotel (located across the street from Warschauer StraΓe U-Bahn station for trains to central Berlin and a 10-minute walk from the East Side Gallery) was formed by a group of friends who wanted to create comfortable budget accommodation which felt more like you’re staying in your cool mate’s house.
The end result is an eye-wateringly different hotel with a high-design, uber-trendy but laid-back vibe which perfectly captures the arty, rebellious spirit of Berlin.
Located in an old factory building, the high-ceiling rooms are decked out with kitschy wallpaper, flea-market finds, flat-screen TVs built into reclaimed industrial boxes…and a have-to-be-seen-to-be-believed collection of books!
Pros
Located in the lively Friedrichshain District
Artistic and Rebellious spirit with ultra-unique design
Serves organic meals with local ingredients
Outdoor terrace and cool live events
Cons
Limited onsite amenities
It may become slightly noisy
No fridges in the room
No tea or coffee in the room
Lulu Guldsmeden
The exceptionally rated Lulu Guldsmeden is a modern Berlin hotel that has beautiful 81 rooms which are all individually designed and includes six Luluβs Suites which have their signature four-poster beds.
The trendy Berlin hotel works on an environmentally friendly, sustainable approach and has a sleek, Nordic-inspired design to it.
The building itself dates from the 1850s has an ornate bar, a courtyard, and is located in the ever-popular Mitte district of the city. Rooms at the family-run hotel have quirky features such as swings or hammocks as well as some having a 4-poster bed, iPod docks, and balconies.
Breakfast is an organic buffet and there is also a restaurant offering simple Nordic cuisine using locally sourced ingredients – a beautiful choice in Berlin!
Pros
Eco-friendly with Nordic-Inspired Design
Trendy rooms some with 4-poster beds or lofts
Convenient access to attractions and cultural sites
On-site restaurant with organic Nordic cuisine
Cons
Some noise from the road in some rooms
No onsite spa
No tea or coffee in the rooms
Breakfast is extra
Gorki Apartments
Upscale, contemporary and uniquely decorated, the spacious and exceptionally rated Gorki Apartments are housed in a characterful residential built in the early 1900s.
Located in the trendy, central Mitte (1.2 km from Alexanderplatz square and the Berlin Wall Memorial) district the quirky, pet-friendly apartments feature wooden floors, high ceilings, and immaculate decor which has lashings of eclectic accents.
Also expect free Wi-Fi, TVs with satellite channels, balconies, and kitchens complete with handy Nespresso machines.
Opt for one of the two penthouses and you can expect extra rooms and rooftop terraces – perfect for all those Berlin hipster parties!
Pros
Located in a historic building with a truly stunning design
Centrally located in Berlin's trendy Mitte district
Fully equipped kitchen with Nespresso coffee machine and dishwasher
Onsite drinks and cafes nearby for breakfast
Cons
Noise from parties and events
No onsite parking
Self-catering
No onsite restaurant
Moxy Berlin Ostbahnhof
Newly opened in September 2016, the 4-star and much-loved Moxy Berlin Ostbahnhof has proven to be a popular choice for those who are interested in atmosphere and culture. The Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district is known to be a very hip and creative area, with plenty of choices for nightlife.
The Moxy is part of the Marriott hotel chain but does not feel like a βstandardβ Marriott hotel. The design of the hotel and rooms is very chic, and the technology is state-of-the-art.
Each room comes equipped with a 42-inch flat-screen TV and USB ports, plus the hotel has writing walls to let you embrace your creativity.
The Moxy does everything to make you feel welcome, including allowing pets at the hotel and providing a welcome drink (alcohol and soft) on arrival!
Pros
Central location close to Berlin's Ostbahnhof train station
Hi-tech and funky decor
Hip cocktail bar and convenience store
Games rooms and free high-speed WiFi
Cons
A lively vibe might not be for everyone
Some noise at night
No fridge in the rooms
No coffee machine in rooms
Hotel Amano
The highly-rated Hotel Amano Berlin is a sleek, chic, large contemporary hotel located in the fashionable neighborhood of the trendy and central Mitte district (1.2 km from Alexanderplatz square and the Berlin Wall Memorial).
Decorated in the Amano Groupβs signature modern purist style, expect luxury finishing such as hardwood herringbone floors and a striking monochrome scheme framed by plush dark drapes.
The ground floor bistro serves Israeli-influenced French cuisine, the sixth-floor ‘Apartment Bar’ has huge windows affording great views of the Reichstag and the rooftop terrace bar attracts hard-core partygoers. The room rates are reasonable too – bonus!
Pros
Trendy central location in Mitte District
Hip vibe and ultra-modern design
Stunning views from the roof terrace
Hip bar and some rooms with kitchens and balconies
Cons
Some noise levels due to the location
Busy and popular neighborhood
Rooftop Bar closes in bad weather
Breakfast is extra
Weinmeister Hotel
Hip, minimalist, and located in the cool and central Mitte district (1.2 km from Alexanderplatz square and the Berlin Wall Memorial) is this reasonably priced 4-star boutique hotel which also happens to be one of the most popular hotels in Berlin.
Catering to a trendy crowd (without being too intimidating!), the highly-rated Weinmeister Hotel Berlin offers modern rooms, an on-site wellness spa, an urban-chic lounge, and a cool rooftop bar which serves meals and drinks around the clock.
The spacious guest rooms come with huge designer beds, trendy design details, handcrafted lamps, and black-walled showers with rainfall showerheads.
Opt for a sexy upgraded room and you can expect bathtubs and even a quirky room dedicated to a British pop band. A good choice for a chic design hotel which won’t leave you penniless.
Pros
Sought-after location in the trendy Mitte district
On-site wellness spa
Cool rooftop bar and hip lounge
Hip vibe and boutique design
Cons
No parking
No fridge in the room
No safe in the room
No gym
The Circus Hotel
The Circus Hotel is a popular designer budget boutique with that all-important central location right on the northern edge of the trendy Mitte District where it bumps into Prenzlauer Berg – here there are galleries, boutiques, bars, and restaurants galore (2.5 km from Alexanderplatz square and the Berlin Wall Memorial) offers colorful individually designed rooms with bright quirky decor, climate control, free WIFI and satellite TV.
Opt for one of the apartments and you’ll find two to three bedrooms with full kitchens and separate living rooms – perfect for larger groups, longer stays, or families.
A great and exceptionally rated funky option for those seeking a bit of style and space in Berlin without breaking the bank!
Pros
Central location between trendy Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg
Funky decor and hip bar
Cool roof terrace with honesty bar
Rental bicycles
Cons
Possible noise levels due to busy location
Views from the hotel are limited in some rooms
No onsite spa
Not pet-friendly
Hotel Q
Trendy and edgier than most, this minimalistic 4-star design hotel (located on Berlin’s famous KurfΓΌrstendamm shopping mile only a 5-minute walk from both Uhlandstrasse U-Bahn station and Savignyplatz S-Bahn station, and 4.5 km from Berlin Potsdamer Platz train station) has a stylish monochrome interior courtesy of the Graft Group, which are apparently Brad Pitt’s favorite architects.
The exceptionally rated Hotel Q Berlin prides itself on the tiniest of details – the lobby is filled with the sounds of the latest funky tunes, the clinical white corridors are artistically lined with red shag pile carpets and the young, affable, dressed-in-black staff know all the best clubs and bars to be seen at.
All the rooms in this fashionable Berlin hotel offer a beautifully chic design, spacious modern bathrooms, and intriguing sloping beds built into the wall. Expect a hip and glamorous crowd!
Pros
Near the famous KurfΓΌrstendamm shopping mile
Modern spa area with a Japanese wash zone and steam bath
Plenty of modern tech
Cons
The hotel's ultra-modern design might not suit everyone
Breakfast is extra
No microwave in the rooms
No onsite swimming pool
Provocateur
This stylish and almost provocative boutique hotel is located in Berlinβs Charlottenburg district, just a stoneβs throw from KurfΓΌrstendamm and close to historical attractions like Berliner Dom, the Reichstag and the Brandenburg Gate.
The restored 1911 Art Nouveau building has a 1920s theme with mood lighting, dark backgrounds, marble, brass accents and velvet fabrics, a perfect setting for Mata Hari or a staging of Cabaret. The rooms at Provocateur Berlin combine style with comfort; many have balconies, city views and terraces.
The Golden Phoenix restaurant offers a fusion Asian-Peruvian menu and the Phoenix Bar serves up drinks and food in a setting of dramatic luxury.
Pros
Historical building centrally located near KurfΓΌrstendamm shopping street
Stunning urban views from the balconies
Cocktails with an award-winning bar
Vibrant and romantic vibe
Cons
Breakfast is extra
Not for all ages or families
No parking
No onsite spa
Sir Savigny Hotel
The 4-star exceptionally rated Sir Savigny Hotel (housed in a building which dates from 1893) is based in the literary corner of Berlin and has set itself up as a curator of that little piece of city history. Donβt worry, you wonβt have to quote Proust at check-in, but throughout the hotel, there are gentle reminders of the building’s cultural background.
This is a small boutique hotel with only 44 rooms so it’s a beautiful oasis of calm away from the hustle and bustle of the up-and-coming bohemian Charlottesburg area where it’s located (only a minute’s walk from the Berlin Savignyplatz S-bahn station for easy access to the rest of the city).
Combining contemporary cool with old-world decadence, this is a stylish choice with beautiful guest rooms and modern amenities to boot. Opt for a suite if you can, as they also boast a gorgeous freestanding bathtub and balconies.
The central West Berlin location is ideal for those wishing to seek out the surrounding neighborhood’s culture and eclectic style. A beautifully unique Berlin hotel that won’t disappoint!
Pros
Striking upscale design details and some rooms have large bathtubs
Located in sophisticated Charlottenburg district
Stylish in-house kitchen and bar
Custom furnishings and chic art nouveau-inspired decor
Cons
Location in West Berlin might not suit all
Some rooms can be a little dark
Small hotel vibe
No parking
The Social Hub Alexanderplatz
Imagine a student hostel thatβs all grown up and become a 4-star hotel, and thatβs what youβll find at The Social Hub Berlin Alexanderplatz. There are all the coworking spaces where bright minds spark each other, the fun events and the creative energy buzzing around.
Add a great location in the Mitte district near Museum Island and Holzmarkt, and you have a hotel for globe-travelling cosmopolitans. Accommodations are available for student, hotel and extended stays. The luxurious rooms have quirky, colorful dΓ©cor and work desks, and also free WIFI and a wardrobe to help you settle in comfortably. Thereβs a sun terrace where you can relax, a fitness center, and a funky restaurant.
Pros
Central location in buzzing Alexanderplatz
Fun vibe with a cocktail bar and funky on-site restaurant
Relaxing sun terrace
Gym and table tennis
Co-working spaces and some rooms with kitchens
Cons
Busy co-working spaces
Potential noise levels
Not aimed at all ages
No spa
Parking is extra
Hotel Ackselhaus
Hotel Ackselhaus is an eclectically styled intimate boutique hotel with classy, groovy decor and gorgeous courtyard gardens – the decor of the hotel is truly outstanding and draws visitors from all over the world.
Housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century building, the beautiful highly rated 4-star hotel enjoys an upmarket Berlin location on a leafy road in the middle of affluent Prenzlauer Berg (one of Berlin’s most charismatic residential neighborhoods, filled with cafes, historic buildings and indie boutiques just North of the city center).
Globe-trotting, free-thinking entrepreneur Ulf Acksel is the brains behind the venture and each room (or mini apartment) has the feel of an elaborate film set designed in a stunning mix of exotic, colonial, and marine styles – just fabulous darling!
Pros
Insta-worthy quirky and elegant decor
Courtyard gardens and some rooms with bathtubs and 4-poster beds
Restored 19th-century building
Mini apartments instead of standard rooms
Cons
Slightly higher rates
Not pet-friendly
Early check-out
No onsite breakfast
SO Berlin Das Stue
βStueβ is Danish for living room, but this gorgeous upscale hotel has been designed by Spanish architect and designer Patricia Urquiola. However, it is inspired by German author Christian Morgernstern who said: βYou are not at home where you live, but where you are understood.β
This stunning boutique hotel is luxury all around; 78 rooms of 5* accommodation, plus an indoor swimming pool and spa. The chic Berlin hotel even has its own Michelin-star restaurant β Cinco by Paco Perez SO Berlin Das Stue is situated next to the famous Tiergarten Park, which you can even access directly from the hotel terrace.
If you opt for an upgrade you’ll get your own private terrace or balcony in your room, which will most definitely be worth it!
Pros
Located in a stately 1930s neoclassical building
Trendy Mitte District Location
Chic bar with live music
Indoor swimming pool
Spa & Sauna
Cons
Higher price room rates
Breakfast is extra
No onsite parking
Max Brown
The exceptionally rated Max Brown Hotel is a charming, conveniently located hotel a 15-minute walk from KurfΓΌrstendamm, the German equivalent of the Champs-ΓlysΓ©es and lined with boutiques and trendy restaurants (and only a few minute’s walk from a U-Bahn station which will take you to the rest of the city sites).
Everything about this retro/modern Berlin abode oozes an elegant eclectic class and it successfully blends the old with the new.
The 70 bedrooms are equipped with everything a traveller needs to make their time in a new city easy including WiFi, flat-screen TVs, and other hotel facilities including a hip dining area and a boutique design. The 24/7 front desk staff are on hand to help with organising tours and excursions while the brightly designed bar and lobby offer respite from the busy days sight-seeing…oh and kids under 12 stay for free – nice!
Pros
Near popular shopping spot KurfΓΌrstendamm
Trendy bar and dining
Great breakfast at 'Benedict Restaurant'
Family-friendly
Cons
Some rooms have small shower areas
Parking is extra
No fridge in the rooms
Breakfast is extra
Titanic Chaussee
Well hello, Mr Michelin Star! The 4-star exceptionally rated The Titanic Chaussee has found itself in the Michelin catalogue this year and itβs no surprise why with the myriad of gourmet food on offer β no matter what your gastronomic needs are, the Titanic Chaussee seems to have it covered.
But thereβs more to this fabulously chic Berlin hotel than just food! It also has a fantastic hipster location right at the edge of the central creative center – Hackescher Markt in the Mitte District (just a 2-minute walk from the Naturkundemuseum U-Bahn station, and 2 km from both Brandenburg Gate) and it shows in the stunning and contemporary design of the German hotel.
The influence of the nearby artistic quarter is also reflected across its numerous hip restaurants and the bar which has a cool art deco vibe as well the beautiful guest rooms which are bright, colorful and homely. Other hotel amenities include a very elegant spa, an excellent indoor pool, and a gym…and if you want to make the of the city views opt for a suite with a balcony!
Pros
Hip Mitte District location
Upscale Art Deco design and chic onsite dining
It includes an indoor swimming pool and a spa
Stunning views from balconies
Cons
Some facilities have an additional cost
Breakfast is extra
Limited breakfast menu
Not many English-speaking channels on TV
Motel One Mitte
Ideal designer Berlin city accommodation for the budget-conscious, the popular and exceptionally rated Motel One offers trendy, comfortable rooms for two-star prices.
Located in the central and uber-trendy Mitte district (1.2 km from Alexanderplatz square and the Berlin Wall Memorial) all the rooms have a striking turquoise, grey, and white signature color scheme, and come with a flat-screen TV and a classy en-suite granite bathroom.
Downstairs the stylish lobby has a distinctive retro feel with dark wooden floors, leather cube stools, shag pile rugs, and a collection of seventies-inspired turquoise swivel chairs – a fabulous designer budget!
Pros
Trendy design and welcomes dogs
Central location in lively Kreuzberg district
A blend of retro-inspired and modern interior
Public transportation accessibility
Cons
No kettle in the rooms
Breakfast is extra
Weekday breakfast stops at 10 am
Arte Luise Kunsthotel
More of a living art gallery than a hotel, this highly-rated unusual Berlin hotel is housed in a lovingly restored neo-classical mansion (located just a short walk from the Reichstag and Brandenburg Gate) which dates back from 1825.
Catering to hip “individualists” Arte Luise Kunsthotel actually started life as an art project and morphed into a hotel further down the line. Every one of the 50 rooms has been individually designed by a renowned artist, ensuring guests have an ultra-unique hotel experience.
Located in the trendy central Mitte district (1.2 km from Alexanderplatz square and the Berlin Wall Memorial) you’ll have easy access to a plentiful supply of art galleries, excellent restaurants and cool Berlin bars.
Pros
Ultra-unique and creative art gallery vibe
Located in the trendy Mitte District
Housed in a fine 1825βs building with a courtyard
Individually designed rooms by artists but with lower prices
Cons
Some noise from outside
No fridges in the rooms
No lift
Cheaper Rooms and Shared Bathrooms
about:berlin Hotel
about:berlin Hotel is located near KurfΓΌrstendamm and all the fun and excitement, but itβs also like a world of its own with quiet corners where you can feel at home. The trendy and homelike lobby with comfortable sofas, bookshelves and a well-stocked fridge is a good place to unwind or to meet new friends.
The rooms mostly overlook the quiet central courtyard and have comfortable ergonomic furniture and cute little balconies. They range in size from S to XL, and apartments are available for longer stays. A fresh breakfast with organic ingredients is served every morning with fair-traded Ethiopian coffee, and you can have food delivered to your room from local restaurants.
Pros
Contemporary design and relaxing courtyard
Convenient location close to KurfΓΌrstendamm boulevard
Some family-friendly studios with kitchen
Some ergonomic furniture
Cons
Some rooms donβt have fridges
No onsite bar
No onsite Spa
Best Hotels in Berlin Compared
We at Global Grasshopper have made a detailed comparison of the top 20 Cool and Unique Hotels in Berlin 2023 in the following table:
Hotel Name | Location | Price Range (per night) | Fitness Facilities | Distane to Attractions(km) | Nearby Restaurants |
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25 Hours Hotel Bikini | Budapester Str. 40, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf | $252-$445 | Yes | 0.4 | 6 |
nhow Hotel | Stralauer Allee 3, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg | $256-$412 | Yes | 0.8 | 3 |
Michelberger | Warschauer Str. 39-40, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg | $333-$360 | Yes | 0.7 | 4 |
Lulu Guldsmeden | Potsdamer StraΓe 67, Mitte, | $215-$470 | No | 0.5 | 5 |
Gorki Apartments | Weinbergsweg 25, Mitte | $568-$828 | No | 0.4 | 7 |
Moxy | Andreasstrasse 76-78, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg | $228-$314 | No | 0,4 | 5 |
Hotel Amano | Auguststr. 43/Ecke Rosenthaler Str., Mitte | $232-$362 | No | 0.4 | 7 |
Weinmeister Hotel | WeinmeisterstraΓe 2, Mitte | $206-$315 | Yes | 0.3 | 5 |
The Circus Hotel | Rosenthalerstr. 1, Mitte | $225-$742 | Yes | 0.4 | 7 |
Hotel Q | Knesebeckstr. 67, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf | $201-$419 | Yes | 0.4 | 4 |
Provocateur | Brandenburgische Str. 21, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf | $233-$1024 | No | 1,4 | 2 |
Sir Savigny Hotel | Kantstr. 144, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf | $230-$456 | No | 1 | 7 |
The Social Hub Alexanderplatz | AlexanderstraΓe 40, Mitte, | $229-$551 | Yes | 0.5 | 4 |
Hotel Ackselhaus | Belforter StraΓe 21, Prenzlauer Berg | $766-$806 | No | 0.2 | 5 |
SO Berlin Das Stue | Drakestrasse 1, Mitte | $813-$5432 | Yes | 0.5 | 2 |
Max Brown | UhlandstraΓe 49, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, | $227-$362 | No | 1 | 3 |
Titanic Chaussee | ChausseestraΓe 30, Mitte | $234-$516 | Yes | 0.5 | 5 |
Motel One Mitte | Prinzenstr. 40-42, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg | $170-$190 | No | 0.4 | 3 |
Arte Luise Kunsthotel | Luisenstr. 19, Mitte | $156-$202 | No | 0.4 | 4 |
about:berlin Hotel | Tauentzienstr. 8, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf | $207-$287 | Yes | 0.6 | 3 |
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Wow, you’ve picked out some spectacular design hotels here – next time I go to Berlin I’ll be picking one of these for sure π
Awesome list – we are going to Berlin in June. Thanks for the tips. And if you are ever in Havana come have the best Cuban Mojito at the Havana House on us!
Decent inns without a doubt! Every one looks so special and uncommon now I simply need to travel to Berlin!
Nice hotels indeed! Each one looks so unique and unusual now I just need to take a trip to Berlin!
Great collection. I would love to stay on all of those. π
Thanks for your comment Marc! π
Very cool list of Berlin, I’d love to stay at them all but my favourite would be Hotel Q – looks very sleek!
Thanks for that list. I live in Berlin but often have people asking for recommendations for unique hotels. It will be great to just point them to this post!
I had no idea there were so many funky hotels here btw.
Pleased to be of help, we’re huge Berlin fans! Lucky you getting to live in such a great city! π
I live in Berlin, but before I moved here I stayed in Ostel. It has great decor and an interesting feel, plus budget prices. For a more central option, I’d go for Motel One from your list above. Sure, it’s not quite as interesting as some of the others, but it’s very central and you could walk to most places of interest, no problem.
Great list shared by you and it is difficult to choose one of them all the luxury hotel.
Are those caskets I am seeing at the Propeller Island City Lodge Hotel? If so, are guests able to stay in them? That is crazy, but so absurd that I would really love having an opportunity to stay there. I find strange things to be really interesting, and to have the opportunity to go to Germany; then stay in a casket, would just make for a really interesting story and vacation altogether. Very cool stuff here!
Thanks for this great list of cool design hotels in Berlin! love the lights at Ku Damm 101 I would stay here if I had the choice π
Thanks Michela! The Ku Damm hotel is fab!
I love the look of all these hotels to be honest but if I had to choose one to stay in I would probably choose Hotel Bikini – it looks like a lot of fun and that lobby looks incredible!
This is an awesome list of hotels, it’s really hard to choose just one but it’s a toss up between the Honigmond Garden Hotel, Arte Luise Kunsthotel and the quirky looking Ostel – fabulous!