Mauritzhof Hotel Münster

Architecture Kresing

Architecture Kresing

An extensive, forward-looking renovation entirely reshaped the hotel. The result is a fresh-faced structure that offers guests an open-concept layout leading to an all-new terrace with a “Chef Table” and bar.

New additions include a sandstone façade and floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the lush promenade on the hotel’s doorstep. A new third and fourth floor have been added, creating more space to relax, while steel, limestone, glass, and wood combine to form the hotel’s sophisticated frame.

Interior design Lambs and Lions

The sophisticated looks found in Europe’s top hotels have been unified into one cohesive style of design that is wholly unique to Münster.

Oiled oak-parquet floors, Westphalian limestone, and a warm, dark color palette create a sophisticated, inviting setting. Works by local artists abound, including those of well-known photographer Berthold Socha. The open-plan lobby presents a fireplace, with pieces by Gubi and Fredericia defining a relaxed lounge space.