Upcoming Trade Shows Stuttgart, Germany for Hospitality

Stuttgart’s hospitality industry might have been slow to recover from the long-term effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, but that doesn’t mean confidence in the market is lacking. Investments are rolling in, leading to the opening of impressive hotels. Investors rely on the city’s growing fame among business circles. The events sector in Stuttgart guarantees consistent visitors all year round. Most recently, The Ruby Hanna Hotel & Bar opened its doors in the heart of Stuttgart's city center and takes its architectural and design cues from the centuries-old legacy of winemaking and alchemy. Led by founder and CEO Michael Struck, the Munich-based group’s 17th European hotel seamlessly integrates historical motifs with contemporary design elements. The 148 rooms, spread across four floors in the Gerber-Quartier, exude a distinct charm inspired by the alchemists’ era. Guests are greeted by a captivating display of antique vials and remedies, reminiscent of a bygone era. The hotel's ambiance, characterized by cozy armchairs, promises a memorable stay. If one doesn’t seek out to travel back in time, but rather seeks out ultra-modern amenities, then the brand new Radisson Blu Hotel at Porsche Design Tower Stuttgart might do the trick. This recent addition to Stuttgart’s hospitality industry inhabits the city’s tallest building and banks on luxury and unbeatable panoramic vistas of the city center to win over visitors. The hotel offers 168 meticulously designed rooms and suites on the upper floors that create a soothing environment without being dull. Each room reflects a fusion of crimson and grey tones, accentuated by elements of walnut, black marble, and exposed concrete, paying homage to the tower's iconic design. Beyond its luxurious accommodations, the hotel boasts exceptional meeting facilities, which span 550 square meters. These state-of-the-art spaces cater to the needs of corporate gatherings and conferences with seamless sophistication.