Welcome to Retro Heaven

Alexandra
Chronicles
Established 1910
#1 • 2013
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Welcome to Retro Heaven
A tribute to the greatest Danish designers
From the late 30’s to the end of the 60’s Danish furniture designers created so many beautiful classics that Danish furniture design even today maintains their status amongst the
best in the world. And prices are going only one way – up! Apart from museums, there are
few places worldwide with so many furniture classics gathered in one place; Hotel Alexandra
in Copenhagen is one of those places. Welcome to Retro Heaven!
to design and furnish the
Trusteeship Council Chamber – one of the three biggest
halls in the building. The hall,
which was finished in 1952,
was to hold the delegates in
charge of looking after the
transformation of the colonies into independent states.
Today the hall is referred to
as the Finn Juhl hall.
In connection with the ongoing rebuilding of the UN
building, the hall is now being restored to the 1952 Finn
Juhl design. Unfortunately,
all the original FJ 51 (Finn
Juhl 1951) chairs have ”disappeared” from the building,
which means that 260 new FJ
51 chairs are being made for
the first time, based on Finn
Juhl’s original drawings. The
Kingdom of Denmark contributes 3 million USD to the
project.
H
ere you will find all
the masterpieces of
the great Danish
designers: Børge Mogensen,
Arne Jacobsen, Finn Juhl,
and Hans J. Wegner, just to
mention a few. Around the
hotel – in the rooms, the lobby, and the corridors – you
will find their masterpieces
and here you can enjoy the
architecture and try the comfort.
”More than 15 years ago,
we started buying and collecting classic Danish furniture. Our aim was to build a
collection representing the
foremost Danish designers
but also representing different works of each individual
designer. We succeeded in
doing this, and today we can
offer our guests eight rooms
and two suites dedicated to
the great Danish designers.
The rooms are our tribute
to the masters, and in each
room our guests will find a
brief description of the designer and his or her mas-
terpieces” says Jeppe Mühlhausen, Hotel Manager.
Pure Retro
Hotel Alexandra has not limited the luxury of classic Danish design to guests checking
in at one of the two suites or
the eight exclusive Classic
Danish Design Rooms. In
all the Danish Retro Rooms
the guests will be able to enjoy the retro feeling through
one or several classic Danish designs. The rooms are
available in several sizes and
levels – all with a touch of
the “finest hour” of Danish
design.
”We have just started to
renovate a series of rooms.
They are of course equipped
to match the requirements
of today’s traveller. But we
have selected the decoration,
arrangement, and furnishing to promote the authentic
Danish design style of the
1950’s, and each room will
present at least one piece of
classic Danish design furniture”, continues the satisfied
Hotel Manager.
Finn Juhl in the UN
International interest in the
great Danish designers is far
from new. When the United
Nations established its headquarters at Manhattan in
1949, Finn Juhl, Danish architect and designer, was asked
For the first time ever the
famous FJ 51 chair by Finn
Juhl is being reproduced.
260 new FJ 51’s are being
made exclusively for the
United Nations in New York.
For
you
Welcome to the
Alexandra Chronicle. This free paper is for you as
our valued guest.
Here you will be
able to explore the
DNA of Hotel Alexandra, dig into the
history of modern
Danish
design,
and
experience
highlights of our
classic Danish furniture collection.
You can meet our
staff and partners
and find practical information,
to make your stay
easy and comfortable. We give you
a warm welcome.
Hans J. Wegner
coast to coast
With more than 500 chair
designs, the Danish architect
and designer Hans J. Wegner
takes the position as the most
productive designer. However, one special event manifested more than anything
else his enormous talent.
On
September
26th,
1960, 70 million U.S. viewers tuned in to watch Senator
John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts and Vice President
Richard Nixon in the firstever televised presidential
debate. The viewers could
see each presidential candidate sit down in a chair
designed by Wegner. The
chair was simply referred
to as “The Chair” – and
all of a sudden it became a
global icon for Wegner and a
lighthouse for Danish furniture design.
“The Chair” continues to
be produced by the Danish
furniture manufacturer, PP
Furniture. Should you be in-
vited to the Parliament office
of the Danish Primminister
at Christiansborg Castle, you
will be able to take a seat in a
later edition of the very same
chair.
On September 26th, 1960
J. F. Kennedy faced Nixon
in the first-ever televised
election debate. Both candidates took seat in “The
Chair” – a masterpiece designed by Hans J. Wegner.
Serving
the good
cause
In the middle of the
global financial crisis, every hotel in the
world is striving to deliver results to investors, owners, or shareholders. Multinational
players as well as national hotel chains are
fighting and competing on price, service,
and quality.
H
otel Alexandra is part of
this competition, but in
comparison to most competitors this hotel distinguishes
itself in two important areas. One being the unique
Danish design concept, expressed in its successful retro style with the extensive
collection of original Danish
furniture classics. The other
area lies in the ownership of
the hotel.
Hotel Alexandra is not
owned by investors, shareholders, or a wealthy family.
Hotel Alexandra is owned
and operated by “The Preben Hansen Foundation in
memory of his parents, Hotel Owner Th. Hansen and
Käthe Hansen”. This is a
charitable foundation established by the founder of the
hotel Mr. Preben Hansen,
in 1964. The foundation is
managed by an Executive
Committee and supervised
by the Danish Business Authority (Erhvervsstyrelsen).
The foundation charter
prescribes that the operational profit of the hotel shall
benefit ‘deserving higher and
lower employees in the hotel
and restaurant business in
Denmark who are permanently or in the longer or
shorter term obstructed in
performing their job due to
disablement, illness, or age’.
Therefore, as a guest at Hotel
Alexandra, you are supporting the foundation and thus
serving the good cause.
Benefit from our free guides to the Copenhagener’s Copenhagen
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T
he destination guides from
Lonely Planet, Eyewitness
Travel, and Time Out offer lots of
good advice and tips about Copenhagen. But it is a common feature
that places, locations, and experiences recommended in these bestselling international guide books
are often already well-known to
tourists when they are published.
Therefore we have compiled our
own COPENHAGEN Guides for
those of our guests who want to get
a little closer to the Copenhagener’s
Copenhagen.
Are you interested in live blues
music in a relaxed atmosphere?
Where can you enjoy a superb dinner, served with a smile at an attractive price? Or do you love to go
hunting in local flea markets to find
your own personal, unique souvenir
from Copenhagen? And where do
Copenhageners go when they want
a night out on the town?
You’ll find the answers in Hotel
Alexandra’s six COPENHAGEN
Guides with each their theme. The
Guides are written by the Hotel Alexandra employees, who know Copenhagen and know what is up and
what is in. We discover exciting new places
before the big guide book editors
do. We follow the night life, the hip
designer shops, and new upcoming
exhibits and shows. And we happily
share this knowledge with you as
our guest.
Online or hard copy
You may use the Guides as inspiration or as a supplement to your own
plans. The Guides are available from
our reception or on our website if
you wish to plan your visit from at
home. At present, we offer the following COPENHAGEN Guides:
Restaurants & Cafes in COPENHAGEN
Museums and Galleries in COPENHAGEN
Shopping in COPENHAGEN
Night life in COPENHAGEN
Places to be in COPENHAGEN
Flea markets in COPENHAGEN
Retro shops in COPENHAGEN
Danish furniture shops in
COPENHAGEN.
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Chronicles
”My favorites at home are
my Verner Panton curtains,
my “Albert” Lounge Chairs
by Finn Østergaard and my
Hans Jørgen Wegner bed”,
says Edea Kovach.
Photos: Rashid Hadzimusic
Mid-Century
Modern
What brings you to Copenhagen?
If you check into Hotel Alexandra at a time
where Receptionist Edea Kovach is at work,
you can be pretty sure to be asked exactly
this question. And if your answer indicates
any interest at all in Danish retro furniture
design, you have found yourself a new friend
during your stay in Copenhagen.
F
or Receptionist Edea
Kovach, Danish retro
furniture is not just a
hobby, it has become a lifestyle.
In her job at Hotel Alexandra she is surrounded by all
the classic furniture designs,
and privately she has created a home that pays tribute
to Danish furniture design
from the end of the 1940’s
till the middle of the 1970’s.
She herself calls this coincidence ’the perfect match’.
”When I started working here
6 years ago, I owned a small
collection of furniture designs. At that time I was deeply
fascinated by designer Verner
Panton, and suggested to the
hotel management to arrange
a Verner Panton room. Later
when the lobby had to be refurbished, I was given the old
Verner Panton curtains, and
this kicked off the transformation of my apartment to a
style which is known as the
Mid-Century Modern style.
IKEA, no thanks!
”Subsequently I have currently been replacing my
furniture by original Danish classics, not by products
straight from the factory
floor, although these in many
cases are available, but by the
original and genuine items
with pure patina. Patination
is the key to give the authentic atmosphere of the times.
And patina is the very thing
that does not come automatically when you buy a new
piece of furniture. I don’t
want to offend anybody, but
I do not have any IKEA furniture in my possession”
laughs Edea, and continues,
“My apartment must be the
place where I feel at home
and where I am able to relax.
I put much emphasis on it being my home, not an exhibit.
Taste the original Danish cuisine
Over the past few years, Denmark has become worldwide known
for its modern Nordic kitchen. However, traditional Danish cuisine is still going strong. One of the very best places to try this
out is restaurant ‘Det Lille Apotek’ (The Little Pharmacy), which
serves a line of original Danish classics.
“The restaurant has existed for almost 300 years.
It dates back to 1720, when
the pharmacist in the street
Store Brøndstræde 4 began
to serve alcohol. In 1829,
the restaurant moved to its
present location. The most
famous Dane of all
the fairytale writer
Christian Andersen,
common guest here,
times,
Hans
was a
and it
Nevertheless, I always find
my guests taking a stand on
the arrangement. Some love
it and get inspired by it, others find it too much – but nobody is indifferent.”
Gives back love
”Also quality is an important
feature in my selection of
items for my apartment. Particularly furniture from this
period is characterized by the
high quality of its design and
craftsmanship. Especially I
love furniture made of teak.
I have a real fetish for teak.
Even my bed is teak, designed
by architect Hans Wegner.
What is fantastic about teak is
that when you apply oil to it,
it becomes alive and returns
your love”.
Both the bed and many
other objects were bought on
Source: Wikipedia 2012
the internet or in the antique
and second hand furniture
shops at ‘Nørrebro’ where
Edea lives. This part of town
is a Mecca of Danish retro
and vintage furniture, and
this is where Edea has her
network of furniture pushers,
able to provide her the most
rare and unique objects. Because Edea knows her
neighborhood so well, she
has contributed to the Hotel
Alexandra guide ”Retro shops
in COPENHAGEN” with insight and knowledge about
the quarters of Copenhagen
with the many specialized
furniture and design shops.
Originally Receptionist
Edea Kovach comes from
Bosnia. She has arranged
her home in the Copenhagen
neighborhood of ’Nørrebro’
with Danish retro and vintage design furniture from
the period 1950-1970.
is rumored that table no. 5
was his regular table”, says
smiling Ann Christina Krag,
manager of Det Lille Apotek,
pointing at a table for two
next to the wall. Taste the ‘Apotek’s’ own beer
for your lunch, or try the
Danish special beers from
the small, local breweries,
‘Balder’ or ‘Nørrebros Bryghus’.
Danish ’smørrebrød’ for lunch
Classics for dinner
”Our lunch menu offers a
great selection of traditional
Danish open sandwiches. We
serve classic Danish herring
specialties, egg and shrimp,
warm fish fillet, tartar, or hot
pork roast.
A special Danish lunch plate
consists of ‘Pariserbøf’ (Hamburger steak), prepared from
lean, ground beef served with
beetroot, horseradish, capers,
onion, and a raw egg yolk.
We serve a big ‘Pariserbøf’ of
300 grams (10.6 oz.), followed
by brie cheese with bread and
butter at DKK 108 (14 euro)”,
says Ann Christina.
... is an architectural,
interior product and
graphic design that
generally describes
mid-20th
century
developments
in
modern design, architecture, and urban
development
from roughly 1933 to
1965. The term, employed as a style descriptor as early as
the mid-1950s, was
reaffirmed in 1983 by
Cara Greenberg in
the title of her book,
Mid-Century Modern: Furniture of
the 1950s (Random
House), celebrating
the style which is
now recognized by
scholars and museums worldwide as
a significant design
movement.
“The evening menu includes
traditional Danish dishes,
such as pork roast with crisp
crackling, fried stuffed plaice,
veal liver, fried streaky bacon,
or a line of different steaks,
for example ‘Boeuf Bearnaise’,
explains Ann Christina Krag,
and she continues, “If you
want to try something special, I recommend our ‘Stone
Beef’. Every guest gets a 300
degrees C (572 F) hot stone
together with 200 grams (7 oz.)
of good beef tenderloin that he
himself fries. This is not a traditional Danish dish, but then
we are the only restaurant in
Denmark serving it.
try
FOR DINNER: One of
the classics most in demand is ”Old-fashioned
roast duck” with ”Danish
Apple Charlotte” for dessert at DKK 225 (€ 30).
FOR LUNCH: ”Apoteker
Anretning” (pharmacist’s
course) at DKK 165 (€ 22) offers seven cold and warm
samples of ’smørrebrød’.
How to
BOOK A TABLE: On +45 33 12 56 06 or at the reception of Hotel Alexandra.
FIND YOUR WAY:
Det Lille Apotek, St. Kannikestræde 15,
Copenhagen. Walking
distance from Hotel Alexandra: 800 m (½ mile)
or approx. 9 minutes.
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Go to bed with the Enfant
Terrible of Danish Design
You have probably never experienced a hotel suite like this. An orgy of flashy
colours. A fantasy of symmetrical figures in perfectly matched nuances. A design
temple dedicated to one of Denmark’s most avant-garde furniture architects.
Take Panton home
The
coffee
mugs
and
espresso cups of Verner
Panton’s Geometry pattern
have become popular and
practical evergreens – a
genuine Danish souvenir.
The thermo mugs/cups are
made of double porcelain
and keep the contents hot for
a longer time.
They are manufactured
by Menu, a Danish company,
and come in several colours.
You can buy Verner Panton’s
colourful mugs at our reception.
Verner Panton Highlights
On February 13th, 1926,
Verner Panton is born at
Gantofte on the isle of Funen,
Denmark.
1947-1951
Architectural studies at the
Royal Academy of the Arts,
Copenhagen. During the
years 1950-1952 Panton
works for the renowned Danish architect and designer
Arne Jacobsen. In 1955 the
prestigious Danish furniture
manufacturer Fritz Hansen
launches the first series production of furniture by Panton, the Bachelor Chair. In
1961 Panton presents his
furniture, textiles and lamps
in the legendary black book
of the design magazine Mobilia and in Pfister furniture
showrooms in Zurich. In
1963 he moves to Basle in
Switzerland and receives the
International Design Award,
USA (an award which he receives again in 1981 and
1986). The Danish design
magazine Mobilia presents
the Panton Chair to the public
in 1967, the same year Panton is awarded Denmark’s PH
Prize. In 1973 he is awarded
Germany’s Gute Form prize.
The Danish Møbelprisen is
awarded to him in 1979.
And from 1981-1984
Panton receives Germany’s
‘Deutsche Auswahl’ prize five
times. Again in 1986 Panton receives the Gute Form
prize as well as Denmark’s
Sadolin-Farve
prize.
In
1991 Panton is awarded the
Danish Design Council yearly
prize and the following year
he receives Norway’s design
prize. I 1994 he designs the
Vilbert chair for IKEA. For
his lifelong work Panton is in
1998 awarded the Knight’s
Cross of the Order of Dannebrog (‘Ridderkorset’) by Her
Majesty Queen Margrethe II
of Denmark. A few months
later, Panton dies in Copenhagen on September 5th,
1998.
1967
W
as the year when the
production of the Panton Chair began. It is recognised as a classic amongst
modern Danish furniture
design. One of the first models belongs to the Museum
of Modern Art in New York.
Today, true to the original,
the classic Panton Chair is
available from manufacturer
Vitra with a lacquered finish
in black, white or red.
I
t is Verner Panton who
lends his name, design,
furniture, lamps, and especially colours to the latest,
newly opened suite at Hotel
Alexandra. Panton developed into the enfant terrible
amongst the classic Danish
architects, and he became
the most colourful and inventive architect of his time. He
experimented with colours,
materials, and shapes when
designing furniture, carpets,
lamps or – as at the end of
the 1950’s – a prefabricated
weekend cottage, which could
also be used as a garage. With the Panton suite,
Hotel Alexandra expands its
line of unique architectural
rooms, each of them devoted
to one of the distinctive Danish furniture designers who
since the beginning of the
1950’s have created the classic furniture masterpieces
that even today keep their international status as icons.
Verner’s World is
on the 5th floor
The Panton Suite is so staggering and faultless that
you will never forget your
stay in it. The bedroom is
deep blue, and under Verner
Panton’s impressive ’Kugellamp’ the bed is made with
a bedspread and cushions of
Panton’s characteristic geo-
metry design. At auctions,
the original ’Kugel-lamps’
today go for thousand dollar
bids, depending on the type
and condition. Two of Panton’s Pantop
Table Lamps standing on
Panton’s wire shelves complete the impression.
In the spacious lounge
of the suite you find two
of Panton’s System 1-2-3
lounge chairs from 1973,
and his Studioline sitting arrangement from 1961. In the
middle is Panton’s wire shelf
composed into a table – from
the same shelf system used
as bedside tables in the bedroom. On the floor you’ll find
Panton’s potent Geometry
carpet from 1960 as a unifying centre of the room.
Verner Panton’s most famous piece of classic furniture, the Panton Chair – is
placed at the working desk.
It is the world’s first floating
chair moulded in polyurethane without joints and with
the foot, seat and back in one
sequence. The chair was first
shown in 1966 and is still being produced.
In the Panton Suite you
may experience the explosion of Panton’s colours and
artefacts, which are in one
and the same place creating
a unique Panton universe.
Book it already now for your
next visit.
The colours are blinding, the design is amazing, the feeling is
stunning. Try our wildest suite. You will never forget it.
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Chronicles
Choose your favorite architect when staying with us
Børge Mogensen
Arne Jacobsen
Finn Juhl
Hans J. Wegner
Børge Mogensen
Classic Danish
Design Room 107
Classic Danish
Design Room 223
Classic Danish
Design Room 338
Classic Danish
Design Room 340
Classic Danish
Design Room 341
•Leather sofa, model 2213, 1962
•Armchair, model 2207, 1963
•The Egg chair, 1958
•The Swan chair, 1958
•Dining chair Series 7, 1955
•Sofa, FJ 53, 1953
•Easy chair, FJ 53, 1953
•Egyptian chair, FJ 49, 1949
•Sofa, AP 315, 1954
•The Sawbench Chair, CH 29, 1952
•Easy chair, AP 315, 1954
•Built-in beds w. wickerwork
•Winged armchair, 1963
Ole Wanscher
Hans J. Wegner
Nanna Ditzel
Verner Panton
Finn Juhl
Classic Danish
Design Room 448
Classic Danish
Design Room 450
Classic Danish
Design Room 451
Verner Panton
Suite 565
Finn Juhl
Suite 570
•Colonial Chair PJ149 Jubilee, 1949
•The T chair PJ58 Jubilee, 1957
•The Bear chair, 1951
•The Sawbench chair, CH 2, 1952
•Easy chairs, model 83, 1952
•Coffee table, ND 126
•The Panton Chair Vitra, 1958
•Studio line sofa, 1961
•Easy chairs 1-2-3, 1977
•Sofa, FJ 53, 1953
•The Chair, FJ 53, 1953
•Japanese Easy chair, FD137, 1957
1914-1972
1903-1985
1902-1971
1914-2007
1912-1989
1923-2005
1914-2007
1926-1998
1914-1972
1912-1989
OUR SERVICES & FACILITIES
ADAPTOR
Available at the front desk.
AIRPORT
Distance to Copenhagen Airport 12
km (8 miles). Taxi: Approx. 15-20
minutes. Cost approx. DKK 200.
BAGGAGE
For baggage storage please contact
the front desk. The management
cannot be held responsible for your
luggage.
BANK /ATM
Distance to bank: 600 m (1/3 mile).
Forex Bank (open daily) and ATM’s
are available at the Copenhagen
Central Station (see Trains)
BEVERAGES
Beverages are for sale at the front
desk and in the restaurant. Food
and Beverages which have not been
bought from the front desk may not
be consumed in the lobby or in the
court yard.
BICYCLES
We have bicycles for rent. Please
contact the front desk.
BREAKFAST
Breakfast is served in our restaurant: Weekdays 7 AM - 10 AM.
Weekends 7 AM - 10:30 AM.
If you prefer to have your breakfast
served in the room, please contact
the front desk. Room service fee is
DKK 25.
CAR RENTAL
Please contact the front desk.
CHECK OUT TIME
Check out time is at 12 noon. Please
let us know, if you would like to
check out later.
CREDIT CARDS
Alexandra Hotel honours American Express, Visa, Euro Card, Diners Club, Master Card, JCB, and
Dankort. Please note that a credit
card fee is applicable.
CURRENCY EXCHANGE
Major foreign currencies can be exchanged at the front desk.
DOCTOR
Please contact the front desk.
DRUGSTORE
See pharmacy.
DRY CLEANING
Dry cleaning services are available on all weekdays. Items for dry
cleaning left at the front desk before
8:30 AM will be returned the same
day at 5 PM.
ELECTRICITY
All outlets provide 220 Volts. For
adaptors or transformers, please
contact the front desk.
EMERGENCIES
Please contact the front desk.
ENERGY AND WATER
CONSERVATION
Please help us conserve energy by
switching off the light and electrical
appliances when leaving your room.
Water is precious, please help us to
save. You can drink the water from
the tap.
FIRST AID
Please contact the front desk.
HOUSEKEEPING
For extra pillows, blankets, towels,
hangers and other basic requirements for personal hygiene, please
contact the front desk.
ICE CUBES
Available in the restaurant.
INTERNET
We offer free WiFi connection. The
access code is available at the front
desk. Internet access is also available at the guest pc in the lobby.
IRON AND IRONING BOARD
Available at the front desk.
JOGGING
3 km, 4 km and 7 km jogging routes
take you round the Copenhagen
lakes. Track map is available at the
front desk.
KEYS
Please leave your key with the front
desk when you leave the hotel premises. If you lose your key, please inform the front desk immediately.
There is a charge of DKK 100 for
lost room keys and DKK 500 for lost
safety deposit keys.
LAUNDRY
Laundry services are available on
all weekdays. Laundry left at the
front desk before 8:30 AM will be
returned the same day at 5 PM.
LOST AND FOUND
Lost something? Please check with
the front desk. If you find anything,
please hand it to the front desk.
LUGGAGE
See baggage.
MEDICAL SERVICES
Please contact the front desk.
MONEY EXCHANGE
Major foreign currencies can be exchanged at the front desk.
NEWSPAPERS
Local and international newspapers
are available in the lobby.
OPERATOR
To place a collect call or a call using calling cards, please contact the
front desk. See also Phone Calls.
PARKING
Parking lots are available. Please
ask for availability and rate at the
front desk.
PHARMACY
Distance to pharmacy: 500 m (1/3
mile).
Steno pharmacy is open 24 hours
and located across the street from
the central train station (Vesterbrogade 6).
PHONE CALLS
Dial 0 and wait for dial tone. International calls: Dial 00 followed by
international country code + area
code + number.
Local calls: All Danish phone numbers has 8 digits (no area codes).
Please note that telephone calls
from hotels in Denmark are very
expensive.
RESTAURANT
The restaurant is open for lunch and
dinner from noon until 10 PM.
ROOM SERVICE - LIMITED
Room service is available from 7
AM to 7 PM.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
Safe deposit boxes are available in
all rooms. The management cannot
be held responsible for valuables
left in the safe or in the room.
SHAVING AND TOILETRIES
Available at the front desk.
SIGHTSEEING TOURS
Please contact the front desk.
STAMPS
Available at the front desk.
TAXI
Your taxi can be ordered through
the front desk.
TOILETRIES
For additional toiletries, please contact reception.
TRAINS
Distance to Copenhagen Central
Station: 600 m (1/3 mile) (International, Intercity and local S-trains).
Distance to Vesterport Station:
500 m (1/3 mile) (local S-trains).
UMBRELLA
Is available at the front desk.
VISITORS
For security reasons visitors are requested to register at the front desk
– and to leave the hotel rooms before 11 PM.
Alexandra Chronicles
The “Alexandra Chronicles” is a free bi-annual periodical.
Published by: Hotel Alexandra,
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Editor-in-Chief: Jeppe Mühlhausen.
Editorial Staff: The Hotel Alexandra Team.
Concept: Winston Wolf Associates.
Circulation: 5.000.
Printed by: Clausen Grafisk ApS.
Contact: [email protected].
© All rights reserved 2013.
HOTEL ALEXANDRA • H.C. ANDERSENS BOULEVARD 8 • DK-1553 COPENHAGEN V • PHONE: +45 3374 4444 • [email protected] • www.hotelalexandra.dk