The World of Hospitality Issue 62 2025 | Page 39

DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
to detail introduces elements commonly associated with travel , such as the decorative lighting ’ s circular shapes suggestive of the globe , which recur throughout ; the use of leather on all headboards , reminiscent of train carriage seats ; and metal inserts and details such as the Eikon Evo series , which has taken inspiration from the shape of suitcases . Designed to be noticed , with dimensions that stand out unobtrusively on the walls thanks to ultra-thin profiles and new colours and combinations , the Eikon Evo series enhances buttons and controls with a total look frame that spells luxury . The devices installed are perfectly visible and arranged in an orderly manner throughout the facilities : on the elegant leather headboards , on the stylish bathroom marble panelling , and in all common areas . Cover plates feature precise geometry and one single colour , Total Look absolute black aluminium . The perfect combination of precision technology and impeccable craftsmanship , available in a variety of materials and prized finishes , from stone to glass and from leather to metal and corian , Eikon Evo cover plates blend in seamlessly with the environment , creating an original look , with unique stylish details , customised symbols and laser engraved logos for bespoke projects .
Conceived for the comfort of guests who travel for both business and leisure , the 89 elegantly and modernly furnished rooms and suites are characterised by high ceilings and herringbone smoked oak floors . The Presidential Suite , once the Touring Club Council Hall – a 105 sqm room with private balcony overlooking Corso Italia – is certainly worth mentioning . The passage to the rooms evokes a train carriage throw a series of doors with linear dark wood panelling on both sides of the corridors . This is certainly an innovative project in the hotel world and one that perfectly marries with all those elements that bring to mind the experience of travelling , and therefore the Touring Club Italiano , regenerating memories to create the new Traveller ’ s Home .
For example , the lobby maintains original features such as the names of the founding members engraved in stone ; soft and comfortable seating is arranged in a large welcoming space . What used to be the Touring Club Italiano bookshop is now Bistrot Bertarelli
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