Historisk bygning blir hotell

Centralpostbygningen Villa Copenhagen Hotel Project focuses on transforming the historic Centralpostbygningen, a building designed by architect Heinrich Wenck in 1912. This renovation is led by Nordic Choice Hotels under the guidance of Petter A. Stordalen. The building, which housed the Danish postal service for over a century, will be repurposed into a luxury hotel situated between Vesterbro and Indre By in Copenhagen. The project aims to preserve the building's historical heritage while integrating modern amenities and sustainable design.

25,000 kvm luksushotell

The new Villa Copenhagen Hotel will cover 25,000 square meters and offer a broad range of facilities, including 380 rooms spread across three floors, a 25-meter outdoor swimming pool, and a 1,200 square meter conference and wellness area. Additional amenities include a brasserie serving seasonal and organic produce, a cocktail and wine bar, an in-house bakery called 'Rug,' and a rooftop 'Hidden Garden.' The brasserie, bar, bakery, and meeting facilities have all been designed by London-based design studio Goddard Littlefair, while Universal Design Studio oversaw the interior design. The hotel also features a design store named 'Passagen,' which sells Danish design and houses art from Stordalen's private collection.

Fokus på bærekraft

Sustainability is a key focus for Villa Copenhagen. The renovation uses eco-friendly building materials and methods, and the hotel promotes sustainable gastronomy, led by executive chef Tore Gustafsson. Villa Copenhagen’s main restaurant, 'Kontrast,' explores flavors from local ingredients mixed with spices from Southern Europe and North Africa, facilitating a cosmopolitan dining experience. The hotel also plans to open another bar, 'T37,' later in the year.

Redefinerer hotell-luksus

The Villa Copenhagen Hotel aims to redefine luxury in the hotel industry by collaborating with both mainstream and unconventional partners. It seeks to create a vibrant hub for locals and visitors alike, offering a pleasant escape in an increasingly localized world. Through its design, facilities, and focus on sustainability, the project aims to set new standards in hospitality.