The 25hours hotel group
Cologne & Berlin // Germany

The 25hours hotel opened in Hamburg in 2005 with an amazing novel concept. Since then, this has led to the emergence of a hotel brand with establishments in many interesting locations around Germany, Austria, Switzerland and in Paris. The chain is set to expand further.

From the very outset, its success was based on being different and more individual than the competition. The 25hours chain continued to develop fresh and sometimes crazy ideas with a typical hint of added coolness in terms of design or positively surprising services in typical hotel facilities including catering areas. In this context, smart tech frequently comes into play with high-speed Wi-Fi access throughout the entire premises, Bluetooth speakers and IMac workstations for urban nomads and rental bikes and cars – all this is part of the basic package 25hours guests enjoy. In addition, the hotels feature modern co-working spaces. In Cologne, for example, futuristic working islands (called “working units”) are available, the focus being on connectivity and design. In Berlin, a working lab with experimental comfy seats has been installed in the 25hours located at the Bikinihaus, to quote just another case in point.

Smartness has played a major role in all the 25hours hotels, and it’s not limited to technical gimmicks. Thanks to their perfect technical equipment and facilities and the outstanding design, all hotels of this brand cater to the individual needs of a diverse range of clients. Whether it’s pop-up stores, product launches, castings, press conferences, photo shoots, radio or TV broadcasts, management strive to meet any requirements guests might have.



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Project: The 25hours hotel group / Hotel The Circle
Location: Germany
Architect: O&O BAUKUNST
Photographers: Steve Herud
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Project: The 25hours hotel group / Bikini Berlin
Location: Germany
Architect: Hild and K Architects
Photographers: Stephan Lemke