While the world of MICE is concentrated at Frankfurt these days for the IMEXThe Marriott Group has unveiled a new property for its JW Marriott luxury brand, marking the brand's debut in Germany. Following recent openings in Sao Paulo and Istanbul, the brand is already well established in North America and Asia, JW Marriott continues to expand in the world's major cities by moving into what was once a hotel owned by the Dubai-based group Jumeirah until 1 April.
Located in the city centre, close to the Die Zeil shopping street and a twenty-minute drive from the international airport, the JW Marriott is set in a tower overlooking Thurn und Taxis square. Glazed from floor to ceiling, each of the 219 rooms and suites offer breathtaking views of the German financial capital's skyline and the river Main.
The hotel, with its contemporary design, will soon be completed a transformation phase to establish the fundamentals of the American group's brand. But the JW Marriott Hotel Frankfurt has already called on the services of a famous German painter, Hartwig Ebersbach, to decorate the hotel's interior. 230 paintings in the establishment. " With each new opening, JW Marriott brings with it a heritage of luxury hospitality combined with the brand's foundation of holistic wellness" said Bruce Rohr, in charge of the JW Marriott brand worldwide.
The hotel also offers a fitness centre and a spa with sauna and indoor poolOn the food and beverage side, the hotel offers a French cuisine restaurant, Max One, and a chic lounge with an extensive cocktail, champagne, gin and wine menu, Ember Bar & Lounge. For business travellers, the JW Marriott Hotel Frankfurt has a 730 m2 seminar area with four meeting rooms, the largest of which can accommodate 50 people.
