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From the editors of Condé Nast Traveler:
With a superb location five minutes from Old Town Square, the renovated 71-room Maximilian is all about smart design. Czech-born architect Eva Jiricna has created attractive and useful communal spaces—a library, an honor bar, a small business center, and a glass-roofed breakfast room—that stir trendy travelers out of their chambers. The rooms are pretty swell, though, with high ceilings, neo-Cubist furniture, and great lighting—both recessed and on adjustable headboard stalks for reading in bed. For a real escape, there's the Floating Center—a room with a huge tub for relaxing in total silence. If you want something a bit less extreme, various Thai massages are on offer. —2006 Hot ListWhen to go: Winter (the rest of the year, there are simply too many tourists).
Which room to book: Low-floor doubles such as Nos. 104, 106, and 108 are not only quiet but convenient for popping into the business center or the bar (doubles, $160–$240).
Amenities: Bar/lounge
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write a review › | see all user reviews ›I stayed here with my family and everyone loved this hotel. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, the rooms were stylish without sacrificing comfort, and... more
by kimlandsman | Posted on: March 3, 2009 at 3:01PM
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