Following an extensive renovation, Four Points Flex Køge is now ready to welcome guests with modernised rooms, new studio apartments with private kitchen facilities, and a new lounge that serves as the hotel’s central gathering point.
As of August 10th 2026, all Core Hospitality hotels are Green Key certified. The certification brings the hotels’ environmental efforts together under a shared framework and will serve as an active tool for setting targets, documenting initiatives and reducing environmental impact.
While many companies are competing to attract new leadership talent, Core Hospitality has chosen a different path: six new leadership positions have been filled through internal promotions.
An experienced hotel professional will lead the new Moxy Aarhus, Bar Moxy, and a large terrace overlooking The Coal Bridge ’Kulbroen’ in The South Harbour District of Aarhus.
Core Hospitality has appointed Anneli Pedersen as the new Hotel Manager of the Four Points Flex hotel on Havneøen in Vejle. For Anneli, this is more than just a new job - it is a return to the very same address where her career in the hotel and restaurant industry began.
Four Points Flex Horsens has achieved DGNB Gold certification as part of the wider Recharge City development in Horsens, which has also been awarded DGNB Gold certification. The certification recognizes holistic solutions across areas including environmental performance, economic sustainability, and social responsibility, providing a clear seal of quality for both the building and its operations.
Core Hospitality is proud to announce that Residence Inn and Fairfield by Marriott in Nordhavn have now achieved the prestigious DGNB certification. This recognition is a testament to a strong focus on sustainability in the construction of the property and marks a clear endorsement of the hotels’ efforts to maximize ESG initiatives in both design and construction in Nordhavn.
One year after 14 Danish hotels rebranded to Four Points Flex by Sheraton, a new hotel concept under Marriott International, the results are clear: increased international visibility, stronger digital distribution, and a closer direct relationship with guests. The operating company, Core Hospitality, now shares key insights from the first year with the brand.
Core Hospitality is entering 2026 with an updated organisation of its commercial department. The changes are designed to create clearer responsibilities, closer collaboration, and an even stronger focus on both sales performance and professional guest communication.
As of December 1st, Core Hospitality has appointed Helene Myre as Sales Manager in Norway. Based in Bergen, she will have overall responsibility for B2B sales and collaboration with corporate clients at both Moxy Bergen and Moxy Tromsø.
A new collaboration between Fairfield by Marriott Copenhagen Nordhavn and CodeNode Copenhagen will make it significantly easier for companies to host professional events in the heart of Nordhavn. The combination of high-tech event facilities and international hotel standards offers organizers a seamless experience – from idea to evaluation.
In a district buzzing with creativity, Aarhus takes another major step toward becoming an international hotel destination. With the topping-out ceremony for Moxy Aarhus, the city is one step closer to welcoming a hotel that’s not just about overnight stays, but about energy, community, and experiences.
Esbjerg continues to evolve as one of Denmark’s most dynamic cities, and Core Hospitality is keeping pace with a significant expansion of its local hotel capacity. With 97 new rooms, A Place To Hotel now offers a total of 214 modern guest rooms, up from the previous 117.
Core Hospitality is partnering up with security provider Verkada to modernize safety across the chain’s hotels in Denmark and Norway. The solution integrates surveillance cameras, doorbell cameras, and emergency intercoms into one system that is easy to install, manage, and scale.
Core Hospitality has taken a significant step to strengthen guest satisfaction and team culture at A Place To Hotel in Esbjerg by bringing housekeeping services in-house. The hotel now aligns with the group’s wider operating model, where cleaning is handled directly by dedicated hotel employees rather than external providers.
Core Hospitality A/S (previously Zleep Hotels A/S) reflects on a 2024 marked by major strategic moves, including new hotel openings and a comprehensive merger with its sister company.
Drawing on his global leadership experience, Core Hospitality’s new CFO will play a key role in guiding the company’s next phase of Nordic expansion.
For the third year in a row, business festival guests can enjoy exclusive accommodation at Nibe Festival – but this year under a new name and with exciting additions. The former Zleep Hotel in Denmark has been rebranded to Four Points Flex by Sheraton, and the popular VIP concept is making a strong comeback under its new identity.
Core Hospitality has established a new professional board of directors as part of its strategy for growth and long-term positioning in the hospitality industry. Five experienced industry leaders will provide strategic guidance and oversight as Core Hospitality continues its expansion in Denmark and Norway.
Core Hospitality has restructured and rebranded 14 of its hotels, resulting in new executive roles for key leaders Birgitte Nørgaard and Jytte Vestergaard. Formerly jointly responsible for operations of the Four Points Flex hotels, they now take on specialized director roles to drive growth and operational excellence across 20 Nordic hotels.
