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Visible through the entrance of Berns Asiatiska: Berzelii Park.

Berns opened its doors August 1, 1863, (big ups to architect Johan Fredrik Åbom).
If created today, those mega-sized chandeliers wouldn’t survive the focus groups.

The next time I’ll bring a food stylist. This mess is my first round at the Sunday
brunch at Berns Asiatiska. In the lower […]

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A journalist bought it as a ruin. It was originally built for a prosperous local
merchant at the beginning of the 19th century. Now it is a very nice Russian hotel.

Probably not a typical Russian hotel room. Well travelled
locals would say it’s not even typical for St. Petersburg.

The bathroom – way more spacious than it needed to […]

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If you manage to avoid the conference guests, this lounge is a relaxing place
where there’s always a fruit buffet available in the daytime.

I’m surprised that not more places in Sweden are going for this concept: A very shallow
pool where the water is hotter than you’d expect. Perfect for cold winter days!

Hasseludden Yasuragi’s 25 meter […]

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The Eislebener Straße in Berlin is a tree-lined street in a resedential area not far from Kurfürstendamm. The location sure adds to the very private feeling of this hotel.

I don’t know what to make of this. The huge window gives it so much character, doesn’t it? And at the same time the rest of the […]

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It looks like a Schloss. It feels like a Schloss. I’d say it’s a Schloss!

It feels like a Schloss in the inside as well. Luckily for guests, the staff are friendly rather than formal.

You may book the Grand Kaiser Suite – which with 250 square meters is the largest hotel room in Berlin – or you […]

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