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Could this Paris hotel spur innovation in hospitality for business travellers?

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03 May 2023
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Could this Paris hotel spur innovation in hospitality for business travellers?
  1. Zoku’s fourth Paris location is aimed at providing today’s professional travellers with a new, agile type of business hotel. - Courtesy of Zoku
  2. Business travellers, expats and even the local community can find a place in the Zoku hotel. - Courtesy of Zoku
  3. The 109-room, 16,000-sq-m venue offers three new accommodation types. - Courtesy of Zoku
  4. There are various social spaces, from co-working areas and meeting rooms to a public-accessible rooftop and terrace. - Courtesy of Zoku
  5. Zoku’s ambition is to eliminate isolation and loneliness among business travellers. - Courtesy of Zoku
  6. Concrete designed a range of vibrantly outfitted interiors. - Courtesy of Zoku
  7. Modular furnishings allow guests to adapt their temporary space as needed. - Courtesy of Zoku
  8. ‘With hybrid and remote work becoming mainstream, more corporate companies are embracing this trend,’ notes Marc Jongerius, cofounder and managing director of Zoku. - Courtesy of Zoku
  9. A communal pantry provides amenities for guests as needed. - Courtesy of Zoku
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  1. Zoku’s fourth Paris location is aimed at providing today’s professional travellers with a new, agile type of business hotel. - Courtesy of Zoku
  2. Business travellers, expats and even the local community can find a place in the Zoku hotel. - Courtesy of Zoku
  3. The 109-room, 16,000-sq-m venue offers three new accommodation types. - Courtesy of Zoku
  4. There are various social spaces, from co-working areas and meeting rooms to a public-accessible rooftop and terrace. - Courtesy of Zoku
  5. Zoku’s ambition is to eliminate isolation and loneliness among business travellers. - Courtesy of Zoku
  6. Concrete designed a range of vibrantly outfitted interiors. - Courtesy of Zoku
  7. Modular furnishings allow guests to adapt their temporary space as needed. - Courtesy of Zoku
  8. ‘With hybrid and remote work becoming mainstream, more corporate companies are embracing this trend,’ notes Marc Jongerius, cofounder and managing director of Zoku. - Courtesy of Zoku
  9. A communal pantry provides amenities for guests as needed. - Courtesy of Zoku
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Location
Map pointer 48 Av. de la Prte de Clichy, 75017 Paris, France
Design
Concrete
Brand
Zoku
Floor Area
16,000 sq-m

Zoku’s fourth Paris location is aimed at providing today’s professional travellers with a new, agile type of business hotel.

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