RECEPTION
Contents
Features Guestbook
028 Patricia Urquiola
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040 Germany Location Report GRACE LEO
It has been ten years since Grace Leo opened her
042 Kameha Grand – Bonn last Parisian hotel – the Bel Ami, in 2000. Now
she is back with Hotel Jules, reviewed in this
048 Ketschauer Hof – Deidesheim issue, and Hotel Beauchamp, which launched as
we went to press. Leo also reveals her fantasy
054 Louis – Munich hotel stay in this issue’s Check In section.
060 Roomers – Frankfurt
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Hotel Jules – Paris
MARCEL WANDERS
070 The Arch – London Wanders latest hotel project – the Kameha
Grand in Bonn – has allowed the Dutch
076 Ames – Boston designer to indulge his fantastical imagination
on a grand scale to create a business hotel with
081 Hilton – Liverpool a difference in the former German capital, one
of several German hotels reviewed in this issue.
088 Rockliffe Hall – Durham
094 Ten Manchester Street – London
046
098 Hotel Rafayel – London PATRICIA URQUIOLA
“I should have started with a small boutique
116 Republic of Fritz Hansen hotel,” said Urquoila when Sleeper caught up
with her as she put the finishing touches to
125 Outdoor Furniture the Mandarin Oriental Barcelona, a stunning
conversion of a former bank on the Passeig de
Gràcia, and Urquiola’s first hotel project.
© Bryan Jean Photography
Departments
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Welcome 112 Event Diary
LOUIS MUNICH
014 Check-In 122 Top Drawer Pictured here are Albert Weinzierl, Andre Garcia
and Rudi Kull, the operational team who have
016 Drawing Board 143 The Specifier worked with designers Hild und K on the launch
of Louis, Munich’s latest design hotel, and the
104 Head Office 162 Check Out sister property to Kull & Weinzierl’s existing
Cortiina Hotel in the same city.
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