In Berlin’s relaxed living room, lions and giraffes meet city legends and explorers. The listed Bikini building is home to the 25hours Hotel Bikini Berlin with a direct view to the Zoologischen Garten to the north and West Berlin’s hallmark to the south. The creative team from Studio Aisslinger plays with the contrasts and unites them to create a unique urban jungle.  The lobby with a reception, a hammock lounge, a kiosk, an in-house bakery, and the guest rooms with a view of the Kaiser-Wilhelm memorial church ooze the raw, unpolished charm of the Berlin creative scene. The rooms facing the zoo, as well as the jungle sauna with a view of monkeys and elephants, the restaurant NENI Berlin on the roof, and the Monkey Bar with a spectacular roof terrace all offer an excellent view of the tranquil park at the heart of Berlin.

The 25hours Hotel The Circle is situated just a few minutes’ walk from the city in a spectacular rotunda in the heart of Cologne. In collaboration with 25hours, the Berlin creative team from Studio Aisslinger, headed by interior designer Werner Aisslinger, developed a design concept on the subject of retro-futurism for the listed building in the middle of the Friesenviertel district. The spacious main hall, in which once upon a time policyholders of the Gerling Group paid their insurance contributions, now has a welcoming café and co-working spaces for stress-free working and relaxing. The 207 rooms are urban retreats with contrasting themes -playful retro style meets imaginative future utopias. At the heart of the 25hours Hotel The Circle are the Restaurant NENI and the Monkey Bar on the 8th floor with a unique view of Cologne Cathedral.

L‘ amour toujours – a very special liaison in the new Düsseldorf district Le Quartier Central: The major Rhine city of Düsseldorf and its proximity to France inspired the Swedish creative team, Stylt Trampoli, to weave German engineering and French artistic flair into a holistic concept for the 25hours Hotel Das Tour. Highlights include the restaurant and bar. The Paris Club extends over two storeys. The restaurant on the 16th floor is the place to meet for lunch or dinner. Visitors to the 17th-floor bar enjoy a spectacular view of Düsseldorf while sampling our range of French highballs. The rooms? Languorous, artistic charm and warm hues in the French Chambres, or straightforward design and clear colors in the German Rooms. The two worlds collide in the Melange Suites. The spa on the 14th floor offers a similarly breathtaking view. Travelers and locals will find a French café, a kiosk, and a bike shop on the ground floor.

Africa, Asia, Oceania, distant lands, foreign cultures. The Frankfurt-based artist Michael Dreher and the team at Morgen Interiors are bringing the whole world into Frankfurt’s Bahnhofsviertel with their concept. From the ground floor to the loft, each floor of the 25hours Hotel The Trip is reminiscent of adventurous journeys and legendary expeditions. The Arctic, tropics, and mountains become laid-back sanctuaries imbued with a quiet thirst for adventure and a longing for faraway places. Under the motto “Israel meets Palestine”, at the BAR SHUKA restaurant, Oriental dishes are brought together on the plate. People from all over the world tell their stories in the Bollywood cinema, the Italian Caffé Bomba, and the Japanese SHUKA bar. The shared workspace in Studio 54 can be used for longer or shorter stays. The obstacle course on the roof terrace is the perfect place to let off steam whilst doing some exercise followed by relaxation in the traditional Finnish igloo sauna.

The 25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Goldman is located on Hanauer Landstraße in Frankfurt’s creative east end. Modern architecture carves out its place here alongside industrial memorials. Night owls encounter business travelers, big city adventurers meet urban pilgrims. Local legends and international celebrities, above all the famous director from the neighborhood, Ardi Goldman, gives the splash of color in the districts its multi-faceted personality. Under the direction of the Frankfurt-based artists Michael Dreher and Delphine Buhro, two worlds have been created with vastly differing lifestyles. The Western Sector is home to personalized, playful rooms with a romantic touch. The cool Eastern Sector oozes the raw charm of the UN Headquarters in New York. The Oost Bar can be a lounge, a bar, or a stage for local artists. At the Goldman Restaurant, stylish ambience meets an honest cuisine of the highest standards. 

The port and the sea. Industry and romance. Cabins and logbooks. The Port of Hamburg with its overseas shipping containers and the mighty Elbe river doesn’t just provide a backdrop for the 25hours Hotel Hamburg HafenCity; they are all part of it. The Hamburg-based Stephen Williams Associates, in cooperation with Eventlabs, storyteller Markus Stoll, and set designer Conni Kotte were all responsible for the interior design. In the central HafenCity district, guests can quench their thirst for travel in their rooms. Sailors’ yarns and history of the port included. The ground floor of the 25hours Hotel HafenCity aspires to be a living room for the whole neighborhood and can be a relaxed lounge or a bustling bar, depending on the time of day. The restaurant Heimat serves your favorite dishes made from responsibly-sourced ingredients.