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The Blasky Frankfurt

Frankfurt, Germany · Independent · Near Luxury

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The Blasky kept a 1982 office building at Ziegelhüttenweg 43 in Sachsenhausen and opened it as a hotel in 2021. The house says the name is Swedish for blue sky, a nod to the sixth-floor roof. Soft opening came at the end of September, and on 6 November that roof threw a Gatsby party over the Main. Owner Alexander Tesler and Tim Döhring, who had helped run 25hours in Frankfurt, filled more than 100 rooms in a Scandinavian scheme of hanging plants, with the bar and restaurant up on the roof.

About The Blasky Frankfurt

History

The block at Ziegelhüttenweg 43 went up in 1982 as offices. Local accounts say the shell was kept and converted rather than demolished. A soft opening came at the end of September 2021, and the grand opening party was set for 6 November on the rooftop. Alexander Tesler, of Teka Immobilien, owns the house. Tim Döhring, previously resident manager and then operations manager at 25hours in Frankfurt, became managing director and assembled the team in about six weeks. The hotel says Blasky is Swedish for blue sky. It was nearly named On Top Hotel.

The setting

Ziegelhüttenweg 43, postal code 60598, is in Sachsenhausen-Süd, south of the Main. The sixth-floor roof looks back at the banking towers. At the opening Döhring told guests the draw was that roof, and the way the house looks after people, out where Sachsenhausen gets quiet.

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