Gastronomist Niels Jäger and architects Sascha Arnold and Steffen Werner recently added to their growing hospitality portfolio with the launch of a new hotel, on the top two floors of a former post office built in the 1920s by Bavarian architect Robert Vorhoelzer. The Flushing Meadows, in the Glockenbach quarter, features 11 unique loft studios and five penthouse studios, some with terraces, while a rooftop bar serves snacks and cocktails.
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