Pop art-style banknotes on the walls and ceilings, a staircase with a tumble of stylised coins, and gold, lots of gold Where better to open a hotel with a design based on the 'Art of Money' than in Frankfurt, home of the European Central Bank and Germany's main stock exchange? In keeping with its contemporary approach, the Nhow brand, part of the NH Hotels group, commissioned Spanish studio Rafael de La-Hoz and Spanish artist David Zuker to come up with a design inspired by what makes the German metropolis so strong - its financial power.
Located in the city's western business district, close to the Messe Frankfurt exhibition centre, the Nhow Frankfurt is housed on the first floors of a new building. Europaviertel's new skyscraperOne Tower. The building, which has been awarded both the Platinum Green Building certificate and the SmartScore label in recognition of the excellence of its technological infrastructure, comprises 45,000 m² of office space and a coworking space spread over five floors. A business centre with the conference centre integrated into the Nhow hotel and proposing 18 meeting rooms which can accommodate events from 20 to 150 participants.
For business travellers, the Nhow Frankfurt also has a VIP LoungeThe Vault, where guests in premium rooms will have access to a range of free drinks and snacks. Airline crews are also entitled to a private area, The Vault, with a dedicated bar, kitchen and sofas.
In total, the top-of-the-range hotel has 375 roomsThe hotel offers a wide range of rooms, from standard 24 m2 rooms to others with views of the city skyline, and an extensive inventory of junior suites, suites and penthouses. The lifestyle spirit of the hotel is reinforced by lively, designer dining areas on the ground floor, including a café, the international cuisine restaurant Kantine and the Gold Bar, in line with the hotel's design concept.
A contemporary hotel would not be complete without one of the must-haves of the model: the rooftop bar. In the coming weeks, this will be the setting for the opening of Germany's highest rooftop bar-restaurantThe 190-metre-high NFT Skybar & Restaurant offers its 190 privileged customers a 360-degree view of the city and the Taunus mountains in the distance. Its name: the NFT Skybar & Restaurant, in reference to the Non-Fungible-Tokens.
At the border between cocktails, digital art and cryptocurrencyEach of the signature drinks has been reimagined by artist David Zucker and transformed into elements of the metartverse. " You can become a member of the metartverse by buying your own NFT art cocktail, which will give you a piece of the alternative universe and VIP access to Frankfurt's hippest new venue." explains the hotel. For the Nhow Frankfurt, tomorrow is already today.
