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Historic Hotel in Denmark Completes Major Renovation
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.
Four Points Flex Køge has opened the doors to its fully renovated hotel. The renovation has significantly upgraded both the guest rooms and communal areas, creating a more modern and flexible setting for both leisure and business travellers.
Among the new additions are nine studio apartments with private kitchen facilities, designed particularly for guests staying in Køge for longer periods or simply looking for more space and amenities than a traditional hotel stay provides.
The hotel’s communal areas have also been given a new lease of life. A new lounge provides the setting for the breakfast buffet while being designed for use throughout the day – whether for work, a break, or simply relaxing.
“Our focus has been on creating a hotel where functionality and a modern look go hand in hand. It is not simply about new rooms and furniture, but about creating spaces that reflect the way guests use hotels today. At the same time, it was important to us to preserve elements of the hotel’s history and reuse what still had value. A number of the existing chairs have therefore been given a new lease of life with new upholstery, while sections of the flooring from the building’s former nightclub have been transformed into a table in the breakfast restaurant. In this way, flexibility, reuse and respect for the hotel’s history have been incorporated throughout the entire project,” says Sebina Christensen, Project Coordinator at Core Hospitality.
As part of the new facilities, the hotel has also introduced a 24/7 self-service kiosk where guests can purchase snacks and other essentials around the clock. Ideal for when cravings strike at unusual hours.
For Lene Buhl Haslund Jensen, General Manager at Four Points Flex Køge, the renovation means the hotel can now offer guests an improved overall experience.
“It is fantastic to be able to welcome our guests to our renovated hotel. We now have spaces that we are incredibly proud of. In particular, our new lounge gives the hotel a natural gathering point, while the studio apartments allow us to offer a great solution for guests staying with us for longer periods,” says Lene Buhl Haslund Jensen.
Four Points Flex Køge is part of Core Hospitality’s portfolio of Four Points Flex hotels in Denmark and operates under a Marriott International brand.
“The renovation in Køge is a great example of how we continuously develop our hotels with our guests’ needs in mind. We have created a more modern and flexible hotel product while staying true to what Four Points Flex is all about: a simple and uncomplicated hotel experience that provides guests with what they genuinely need,” says Peter Haaber, CEO of Core Hospitality.
Four Points Flex Køge is centrally located in Køge, within easy reach of the town centre and with convenient connections to the rest of Zealand.
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Core Hospitality is a Danish hotel operator that is independent of brands and flexible to operate under any type of contract. The company can implement and operate whichever brand best suits the property and location of a hotel. Core Hospitality was established by Zleep Hotels and has since established a strong, independent portfolio of hotels: 14 Four Points Flex by Sheraton hotels, two Moxy Hotels in Norway, a Fairfield by Marriott and Residence Inn by Marriott in Copenhagen, the Kirk Suites in Vejle, and A Place To Hotel in Esbjerg. Its confirmed pipeline includes Moxy Aarhus and Four Points Flex by Sheraton Glostrup. Read more at corehospitality.dk or follow us on LinkedIn.
