Co-creation drives the hospitality process at this Berlin hotel in ‘ongoing beta mode’
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An d. Spandauer Brücke 11, 10178 Berlin, Germany
Design
TFE Hotels, Häfele
Brand
Adina Hotels
End-user testing is central to the design of MM:NT Berlin Lab, a six-room hotel that operates in ongoing beta mode, allowing its operators to implement feedback in real time.
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