Hotel Astoria | Morten Hedegaard Design og Arkitektur
Copenhagen / Denmark / 2014
In January 2014 Brøchner Hotels took over the management of Hotel Astoria at Copenhagen Central Station. Since that we have implemented some of our signatures and concepts such as daily Wine Hour from 17:00-18:00, Organic Breakfast etc.
Recently we started renovating Hotel Astoria to raise the Hotel to its former quality. Starting with the façade and windows and 32 rooms, we aim to make Hotel Astoria a significant 3+ Boutique hotel, taking the interior and design back to the 1930’s being true to the story of the building. This first part of the renovation will be finished before the beginning of 2015. During 2015, the rest of the hotel will follow.
The building has an iconic functionalistic design, designed by Ole Falkentorp, restrained to only a small amount of space/square meters available. Built I 1934-1935 it contains the oldest swing door in Copenhagen, and lots of other functionalistic details such as “laundry space” in the room doors etc. Most of the team behind the renovation will be the same as for Hotel SP34. For more info, please see the official press release attached.
The amount of high res. Pictures of Hotel Astoria I very limited right now, but you will be able to find pictures via the link below (from before the renovation and refurbishment) and also on the web by searching for “Hotel Astoria (Copenhagen)”, “Ole Falkentorp”, “Funkis architecture Astoria”.
In January 2014 Brøchner Hotels took over the management of Hotel Astoria at Copenhagen Central Station. Since that we have implemented some of our signatures and concepts such as daily Wine Hour from 17:00-18:00, Organic Breakfast etc. Recently we started renovating Hotel Astoria to raise the Hotel to its former quality. Starting with the façade and windows and 32 rooms, we aim to make Hotel Astoria a significant 3+ Boutique hotel, taking the interior and design back to the...
- Year 2014
- Work finished in 2014
- Status Completed works
- Type Hotel/Resorts / Restaurants / Interior design / Building Recovery and Renewal


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