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Soho House Berlin

This late-Bauhaus hotel structure in the trendy Mitte district makes a great introduction to Berlin's art scene.

By Naomi Lindt, Tuesday, Oct 19, 2010, 12:00 AM  |  Subscribe to the magazine

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Soho House Berlin

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Price From $140

The best introduction to Berlin's art scene may be the new 40-room Soho House Berlin in the trendy Mitte district. Guests enter the eight-story, late-Bauhaus structure through a concrete lobby, spray-painted by Damien Hirst with a massive shark and furnished with weathered leather armchairs. Upstairs, the rooms fuse industrial design with touches from another era, like black rotary phones and vintage record players. Small "attic rooms" have red, wooden, king-size beds and steel cabinets. The parquet-floored larger units feature Dorothy Draper–inspired floral upholstery and plush, scalloped headboards. On the roof, a heated pool tiled with emerald-green volcanic stone provides views of Communist-era prefab concrete buildings—reminders of Berlin's not-too-distant past.

Free Wi-Fi? Yes.

Credit Cards Accepted AmEx, MC, Visa.

Details Doubles (dubbed "tiny" rooms) from $140, "small" rooms from $168, larger rooms from $225 to $560. Breakfast is not included.

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