Ruby Enters Denmark with First Hotel Project in Copenhagen ...Middle East

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The Ruby Group is expanding its presence in Northern Europe with a new project in Denmark. The upcoming Ruby Hotel in Copenhagen will be developed in partnership with long-term development partner ECE. Located in the prestigious Frederiksberg district, the hotel will feature 219 rooms, offering a modern and stylish accommodation experience in one of the city’s most sought-after areas. Ruby Hotels, founded by CEO Michael Struck, continues its European growth with a new project in Copenhagen, seamlessly blending Lean Luxury design with a carefully restored architectural setting. The conversion of an existing office building at Gammel Kongevej 74A will introduce a 219-room Ruby Hotel spanning six floors, featuring vibrant public spaces, a winter garden on the ground floor, and a rooftop terrace on the top floor with panoramic city views. The property is situated in Frederiksberg, one of Copenhagen’s most prestigious districts, known for its rich gastronomy scene, cultural attractions, an...

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