Radisson Blu Hotel Frankfurt, Postmodern hotel in Frankfurt, Germany
The Radisson Blu Hotel Frankfurt is a 96-meter tall structure with 18 above-ground floors built in a circular glass and steel design. The building contains guest rooms, dining areas, and meeting spaces distributed across multiple levels and connected by eight elevators.
The hotel opened in 2005 and introduced contemporary architectural design to Frankfurt's hospitality scene. Its completion established new standards for business hotels in the city.
The hotel serves as a meeting point for business travelers and visitors seeking contemporary hospitality in a modern urban setting. Its circular form has become part of Frankfurt's skyline identity.
The hotel is easily accessible from street level with clear signage for guests. The multiple elevators help visitors quickly reach different areas including guest rooms, restaurants, and meeting facilities.
The cylindrical glass facade reflects light and sky in ways that make the building appear visually different depending on the time of day and viewing angle. From various parts of Frankfurt, the structure presents an almost unrecognizable appearance.
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