In Stuttgart’s tallest building, opposite the renowned Stuttgart Theatre, Radisson has opened its latest location: the Radisson Blu Hotel at Porsche Design Tower Stuttgart in Germany.

The project was announced in 2019 after Radisson signed a deal with Germany-based investor and developer Bülow AG.

Offering 168 rooms and suites on floors 12 to 23, the hotel provides panoramic views of the city centre and Killesberg Park.

With a strategic location offering transport connections to Stuttgart’s business district and cultural attractions, this flagship addition to the Radisson Blu brand claims to be "the epitome of modern comfort.”

Immersive design and amenities

Each room in the hotel is adorned with photography featuring Porsche sports cars, reflecting Stuttgart’s automotive heritage. The design blends crimson and grey tones with walnut, black marble and exposed concrete. 

Exclusive corner rooms and junior suites offer 180-degree views, while prime amenities such as rain showers and total connectivity ensure a comfortable stay.

“Our guests are bound to feel the difference, experiencing positive and personalised service in stylish spaces,” said Yilmaz Yildirimlar, area senior vice-president at Radisson Hotel Group in a statement.

Gastronomic delights and facilities

The gastronomic experience at Radisson Blu Hotel includes the Balaustine restaurant on the 10th floor, offering a casual-fine dining experience inspired by the Barbary coast and the Levant.

The hotel also features a rooftop terrace with a 270-degree view, meeting facilities, a fitness centre and a sauna. 

Sustainability takes centre stage with the use of 100% renewable electricity, Forest Stewardship Council-certified wood, low-emission materials and on-site chargers for electric vehicles and bicycles.

Gateway to Stuttgart's offerings

The Radisson Blu Hotel at Porsche Design Tower Stuttgart is a gateway to the diverse experiences Stuttgart has to offer.

Stuttgart, known as the home of Porsche and Mercedes-Benz, also offers more than automotive history with the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, the New Palace and Solitude Palace. Attractions such as Schlossgarten and Rosenstein Park contrast with Königstraße, Stuttgart's premier shopping avenue.