One of several business hotels in or near 1930s EUR, the 83-room Pulitzer stands out for its classic Italian design, guest-spoiling rooftop pool and proximity to the metro (a five-minute walk away). Its poolside sunloungers on the 7th-floor roof terrace have great EUR views. The main part of EUR is a 10-minute walk south.
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Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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