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Nestled in a historic 19th-century palace, this chic boutique hotel combines modern luxury with vibrant nightlife and eclectic dining in the heart of Stockholm.
"Berns Hotel The Berns knows how to party. A Gilded Age palace of luxury and hospitality in the center of Stockholm , the opulent building began life in 1863 as a restaurant, before transforming into a hot nightlife spot. When it was reinvented as a decadent boutique hotel filled with understatedly luxurious modern decor (there’s that signature Scandinavian style), the Berns combined those pasts, opening not only one of the city’s top restaurants—in a previous iteration, Asiatiska was Sweden’s first Chinese restaurant—but some of its coolest bars and dance clubs, one of its most sought-after concert venues, and some of its most exclusive electronic music clubs. Suffice it to say that, although the gilded, airy main bar and dining room is always lively, filled with attractive, designer-clad Swedes, the building practically buzzes come evening. Not that any of this scene disturbs the rooms upstairs, because the second most important part of a good night out is a good sleep, and the Berns doesn’t disappoint there, either."
"The Berns Hotel, which is really old and beautiful, and has this grand, ornate dining room with a gorgeous staircase. It's the kind of place you picture when you dream of a hotel in Europe. It’s next to the Hallwyl Museum, a late-19th-century home filled with gorgeous portraits, and is within walking distance of the Fotografiska contemporary photography museum."
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