The Bella Sky Comwell Hotel in Copenhagen has opened its doors.
The 250 feet (76.5 m) tall, 814 room hotel is among of the largest in Scandinavia, but its not the size of the design from architecture firm 3XN that’s striking – it’s the shape. The building’s tilting twin towers lean apart from each other at an impressive 15 degrees, an angle that provides guests with a better view of the surrounding parkland.
The hotel features 23 floors, 814 designer rooms with 200 different room types, 30 meeting and conference rooms, three restaurants, two bars and a wellness center. Natural design elements of earth colors, wood and grass throughout the hotel create a warm atmosphere and highlight the Scandinavian connection to the environment.
The entrance boasts a stunning light installation and furniture is designed to reflecting the structure of the building’s facade, which is notable for its pattern of blue and white triangle shaped glass.
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