Sir Savigny Hotel, part of Sircle Collection

"Sir Savigny is a quintessentially stylish boutique hotel situated within a classic 19th century private residence in the heart of Berlin’s literary quarter. Its aristocratic design pays homage to its literary roots with rooms featuring dark-hued velvet reading chairs, vintage furniture, art deco chandeliers and antique style bureaus, containing a selection of great titles, making for the perfect cosy escape. It is said that the uniquely named hotel’s theming is based on a fictional ‘bon vivant’ type character, Sir Savigny, who is renowned for his refined taste and enjoyment in good living! The hotel contains just 44 guest rooms, with each being lovingly designed in an eclectic style, which brings both contemporary and classical decadence together to meet perfectly in the middle. Their rooms range from a small double up to a junior suite (which even has its own freestanding bathtub in the bedroom!). For my solo stay I opted for the deluxe double and was really impressed with the layout and how spacious the room was. I also loved the inky illustrative artwork by local artist ‘Katharina Musick’ who uses vintage book pages as her canvas. Each piece acts as the framing above the extremely luxurious 300-count linen bed with its plush velvet throw and cushions. You will also find an iconic Marshall speaker, cocktail making kit, cute teacups and a well-curated mini bar should you fancy a drink! Plus, if you get hungry you can even use the vintage-style intercom to buzz straight through to ‘The Butcher’ which is the in-house restaurant downstairs. Situated in the artsy neighbourhood of Charlottenburg and located just moments away from the famed Savignyplatz, Sir Savigny makes for a perfect sophisticated base for a short city break. If you are thinking of booking a stay please consider supporting the guide and using my affiliate link. "

"Sir Savigny is our elegant, refined home in Charlottenburg, Berlin's literary quarter. With only 44 guest rooms, it's the quintessential boutique hotel"