Berns Hotel
COST: $$
<p>Ideally situated for exploring, dining, and clubbing in Central City, the Berns isn't just an 82-room boutique hotel—there's also a shockingly large restaurant-bar-nightclub in the landmark building. And by “large,” think Grand Central Station's little sister (but with an evening-wear makeover). Many mistakenly wander into the glass-enclosed main entry with its spiral staircase and get lost; there's also a discreet entry for hotel guests wishing to avoid the weekend crowds. Guest rooms come in an array of sizes, most are fairly spacious, and all are decorated with a tasteful mid-century-meets-modern touch: Akariesque light sculptures, curvilinear armchairs, and a mix of woods. As an added bonus, guests get free access to Sturebadet—an exclusive Moorish-style spa-fitness center a few blocks away that is well worth the visit, if just for the architecture.</p> <p><strong>Insider Tip:</strong> If you plan to sleep, you must request a quiet room. The noise comes from various directions, depending on the event. </p> <p><strong>Room to Book:</strong> The few “large rooms with balcony” give you a commanding perch on Stockholm's social scene around Berzelii Park. </p>
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From Travel + Leisure , NOV 2006
At the centrally located 65-room Berns, the bedrooms are minimalist and the public spaces baroque....MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure , JAN 2003
A boutique hotel with a thriving bar scene. Rooms are small but well designed....MORE>>
Last updated November 2006
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