Scandic Hotels, the largest hotel company in the Nordic countries, has signed a long lease agreement with property owner Evars Hoteller to take over hotel The Mayor in the Danish city of Aarhus.
A new Danish white label hotel operator has been established for the Nordic hotel market. Core Hospitality is a sister company to Zleep Hotels, but contrary to the hotel chain, the operating company is independent of brands, ensuring that it can run everything from hostels to full-service hotels. Several synergies are created for Core Hospitality as it can draw on Zleep Hotels' strong, central organization.
Copenhagen is a city famed for its design-savvy crowd, Michelin-starred restaurants, and laidback attitude. This September sees the opening of a hotel that amplifies these traits and more. Housed in a historic 5, 500 square-meter landmark building from 1903, once home to the Royal Danish Conservatory of Music, Nobis Hotel Copenhagen is set to take the city"s hospitality scene by storm. Set between the infamous Tivoli Gardens and the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek museum, Nobis Hotel Copenhagen combines effortless style, luxury, and heritage, with a personalized level of service that is unrivaled. The 77-room hotel—the Nobis Group"s first property outside of their native Sweden—offers all of the comforts of a urban refuge within the heart of Denmark"s thriving capital. www.designhotels.com/nobis-hotel-copenhagen
Scandic Hotels, the largest hotel company in the Nordic countries, is continuing to grow in Copenhagen by opening a new hotel in the developing Scanport area. Scandic Copenhagen Airport is expected to open in 2020 beside the Öresund Sound and within walking distance of Kastrup. It will be the company"s tenth hotel adjacent to an airport in the Nordic countries.
Scandic Hotels, the leading hotel company in the Nordic countries, has signed an agreement with the landlord HM 2 A/S to operate the new large Scandic Spectrum hotel in central Copenhagen. The hotel, which will have 632 rooms, will be the largest in Scandic"s portfolio and is expected to open in 2021.
In the Fall of 2019, a new hotel is being built on the Marketplace in central Hillerød, a city north of Copenhagen, Denmark. Zleep Hotels is moving into the Danish pension fund PFA's new development with 100 rooms that will offer the business environment and tourists a three-star hotel. For Zleep Hotels, the location in Hillerød further strengthens its position in Denmark.
Founded by former royal ballet dancer, Alexander Kølpin, the 5-star property is based within a classical Jugendstil building and overlooks the iconic Royal Theatre in the historic quarter of the city.
The new Nobis Hotel Copenhagen, featuring a stunning design update on Le Corbusier by visionary architect Gert Wingårdh, is not to be missed. Set in the heart of the city, the hotel"s building originally served as the Royal Danish Conservatory of Music. Now for a limited time, you can enjoy this landmark setting for 50 percent off with breakfast and an exclusive hotel tour.
IDeaS Revenue Solutions, the leading provider of revenue management software solutions and advisory services, today announced a new partnership with Denmark's largest domestic hotel chain, Comwell Hotels to increase revenue performance across the company's portfolio with IDeaS G3 Revenue Management System (RMS).
Scandic Hotels, the largest hotel operator in the Nordics, has signed a lease agreement with ATP to take over the operation of one of Copenhagen's most popular hotels and conference centers – the existing Radisson Blu Falconer – from October 1, 2018. The hotel is strategically located in the district of Frederiksberg in central Copenhagen and among other services offers a conference center that accommodates events for up to 3,000 people. In connection with the takeover, the hotel will change name to Scandic Falconer.
Scandic Hotels, the largest hotel operator in the Nordic region, is continuing to expand its market-leading Nordic hotel network by taking over the operation of the popular and centrally located First Hotel Europa Aalborg from June 1, 2016. In conjunction with the takeover, the hotel will change name to Scandic Aalborg City.
Scandic Hotels, the largest hotel operator in the Nordic countries, will open yet another large international hotel in the spring of 2018. The hotel, which will be located in the center of Copenhagen's "meatpacking district" – Kødbyen – will be designed with the history and urban character of the area in mind and will provide a vibrant meeting place for both guests and Copenhageners alike.
AC Hotels by Marriott, a lifestyle brand belonging to Marriott International, announced today its debut in Denmark, welcoming the impressive 812-room Bella Sky Hotel to the portfolio as the AC Hotel Bella Sky Copenhagen on 15 December 2014. The news follows major global expansion of the brand, aimed at the lifestyle oriented business traveller, with the opening of the first AC by Marriott property in the U.S. - the AC Hotel New Orleans Bourbon - and recent openings in Istanbul and Valencia.
A recent survey of the delegates at the 4th annual HotCop Hotel Investment Conference, representing the Scandinavian hotel industry's major players, found that hotel owners, developers, investors, lenders and operators are all optimistic about the region's growth and profit potential, and intend to actively develop and finance new projects in the coming years, write Sarah Sonne Larsen of Nordic Hotel Consulting and Demian Hodari, Professor of Strategic Management at the Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne.
STR Global, the leading provider of market data to the world's hotel industry, has increased the market coverage in the country with the addition of two Danish hotel groups. The provision of hotel performance data by Zleep Hotels and Comwell Hotels brings the number of hotels contributing data to STR Global to 85, representing 13,500 rooms.
The 366-room Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers stands 85 metres tall with stunning views over the Copenhagen skyline and the whole Oeresund region. The hotel is located minutes away from Copenhagen International Airport and a stone's throw from the motorway, underground and overland train stations providing easy access to attractions such as Tivoli, the Royal Castle and Nyhavn. This makes the hotel ideal for business and leisure travellers alike.
Experts predict that hotels, hit hard by the recession, will suffer longer than other industries A double whammy of recession and excess capacity has up to a third of the city’s hotels in danger of going under in the coming years, reports Berlingske Tidende newspaper. In addition, half of the 422 hotels reviewed by credit analysis firm Soliditet for the newspaper posted a loss in their last fiscal year.