New Yorker

The hotel isn’t really situated in the centre, but there is great access to public transport that will take you right to the heart of Cologne. Which is also why this place is special. In the middle of Deutz, where streets are lined with industrial architecture, lies the house with a charming garden in which you can take a break from big city life. During breakfast you have a direct view on the garden and, when the sun is out it’s a great place to eat or just relax. Naturally The New Yorker offers everything one would expect from a 4 star hotel – sauna, spa, the hotel bar and even a library, all-inclusive. The rooms are styled with a focus on purist, clear and special design. Still it doesn’t feel staged, so it’s easy to get comfortable and relish in the sentences from the hotel’s website:
“Design is art that makes itself useful. Here you can live in it.”