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.
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 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.
Friday marks a milestone for the Danish hotel industry as the Danish branch of Zleep Hotels is officially rebranding to Four Points Flex by Sheraton in partnership with Marriott International.
Zleep Hotels, the Danish design hotel brand, is set to rebrand to Four Points Flex by Sheraton.
Element by Westin, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio of extraordinary hotel brands, makes its debut in Denmark with its first opening in Esbjerg. Core Hospitality has confirmed that the hotel A Place To will be rebranded to become Element by Westin Esbjerg at the beginning of 2025.
All 14 Zleep Hotels in Denmark are merging with the management company Core Hospitality to create one of the largest hotel operators in the country.
Marriott is opening its 5th and 6th hotels in Copenhagen soon, launching two new brands in the Danish capital within one property. The two hotels will be led by a Cluster General Manager that the operating company, Core Hospitality, has now appointed: Patrice Boman.
Moxy Hotels, the playful experiential hotel brand part of Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio of 31 extraordinary brands, has opened Moxy Tromsø in Northern Norway. Operated by Core Hospitality A/S, the hotel marks the northernmost property in Marriott Bonvoy’s global portfolio.
The 11th floor has been reached and the roof has been installed at the upcoming Moxy Tromsø hotel, Marriott’s northernmost location. The operator, Core Hospitality, is pleased that construction continues according to plan.
Moxy Hotels has confirmed its second location in Denmark as Danish operator Core Hospitality is partnering up with local developer A. Enggaard to bring the brand to Aarhus.
The fifth floor has been reached and the roof has been installed at the upcoming dual-branded Marriott hotel in Copenhagen. The operator, Core Hospitality, is pleased with the progress.
Moxy Hotels is coming soon to the arctic capital of Tromso. Construction has begun and the hotel is expected to open its doors in 2023.
Fairfield by Marriott Copenhagen Nordhavn is slated to open on Copenhagen’s waterfront in 2023.
Today, affordable lifestyle brand Moxy Hotels opens on the waterfront of Bergen, Norway. The highly anticipated hotel is now ready to welcome fun hunting guests, both locals and visitors of the city.
The operator of upcoming lifestyle hotel Moxy Bergen, Core Hospitality, is optimistic about performance despite a small delay. Instead of opening end of March, the hotel will now go live on May 3rd.
Marriott International’s longer stay brand is expected to debut in Denmark’s capital in 2023.
Danish hotel operator and Norwegian property company continues to believe that the 199-room Moxy Hotels in Bergen will open in March next year.
