Goldman 25hours Hotel

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A repurposed hotel in Frankfurt’s bustling Ostend district, the Goldman 25hours applies nightclub principles to a hotel, resulting in a flowing, funky space that works both as a hideaway and a local hotspot. Ardi Goldman, the visionary force behind much of Frankfurt’s nightlife, oversaw the conversion of the old Henninger Hof hotel complex to an open space where lounge, French restaurant, "living room" and bar flow in and out of each other, giving a constant low-level buzz of activity that soothes and stimulates.


The 49 guestrooms are stacked on 7 color-themed floors, all variations on a basic plan: high-quality basic materials and rectilinear design, with floors by Object Carpet and a mix of vintage tapestry and modern wall treatments. Frankfurt-based Designer’s House is responsible for furnishings, including lamps from Flos and furnishings by Swedish design firm Snowcrash.

The Goldman Restaurant provides the perfect social outlet, with the in-house version of happy hour – Pastis from cinq a sept – as well as a French-influenced menu that has already put the hotel on the map.

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Goldman 25hours Hotel
Hanauer Landstraße 127
Frankfurt 60314
Germany

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00 800 37 46 83 57
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http://www.designhotels.com/hotels/europe/germany/frankfurt/goldman25hours

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