In our lounge, the contrasts of the golden 1920s and the industrial character of a newspaper printing plant meet. You'll find black steel surfaces and coarse fabrics as well as glamorous details and shiny materials. Whether you take a seat here in our Egg Chair or the Nomad Chair by Norr11: look up! The diamond patterned ceiling dates back to the 1920s and has been faithfully reconstructed.

The special eye-catcher of the lounge is definitely the bar. Metal letters are attached to the black high-gloss surface of the bar's back wall, reminiscent of the printing process from a bygone era. In between, new and futuristic letters build a bridge to the future. The artist Sebastian Peetz has hidden some words here in the hustle and bustle of the letters. You are sure to discover them while sipping your drink.

Speaking of which, what's the best way to read the daily morning paper? That's right, over a balanced and sustainable breakfast. Take a seat in one of the colourful pieces of furniture in front of the wallpaper in the art deco patterns of Casamance and enjoy.

For those inspired by the zeitgeist of the golden 20s, a separate meeting room is available. Here, too, the design theme continues. The large Moooi lamp above the table, consisting of several smaller desk lamps, alludes to the former offices situated in the publishing house. Carpets in a pattern mix by Golran and lovingly decorated details on the shelves create a pleasant working atmosphere.

...is guaranteed in our rooms. The art by Sebastian Peetz shows the sky above 171 buildings of the city and combines it with stylised layouts of the Hannoversche Kurier. Under Hanover's sky and in our box-spring beds, it really is a dream to sleep.