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NH Hotels

4-star hotel located within Toulouse-Blagnac Airport.

Directly connected to Hall A, the 4-star hotel welcomes travelers as soon as they land at Toulouse-Blagnac Airport. The establishment offers 148 rooms and 1,000 m² of space dedicated to meetings, conferences, and seminars. It also features a bar, a lounge, and a restaurant.

The ambitions of the project, combined with its location, called for the creation of a showcase for the NH brand and a premium complementary offering for ATB Airport, the owner of the premises. The location is the site's key asset, ensuring easy travel and convenient access.

Client : Toulouse-Blagnac Airport

Location : Blagnac, France

Size : 8 600 m² de SDP m²

Status : Delivered

Date : 2018

Key points

Direct connection to the airport.
Contemporary interior architecture.
A diverse offering: bar, lounge, restaurant, and 1,000 m² of meeting spaces.

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Design Intentions – Conceptual Choices

In order to establish continuity with Hall A of the airport, the building initially takes on a rectilinear form before ending in a circular shape, thus marking the end of the terminals.

Materials

To ensure continuity with the façade of Terminal A, the lower levels are largely glazed. The façades of the upper floors are clad with vertical brass-colored metal slats.

The building serves as a landmark—easily recognizable by all—and a symbol of distinction.

Narrative Design

The interior architecture reflects the spirit of the building by echoing its language of verticality and finesse, particularly through the design of the lighting fixtures and the screens. The atmosphere is intended to be cozy, with warm and luminous tones, and the use of natural wood, boiled wool, leather, and metal with brass finishes.

The rooms adopt a minimalist and refined style, featuring wooden flooring and a palette of grey and white, accented with touches of blue through furniture and accessories. In the suites, the walls are further adorned with Art Deco patterned wallpaper.

Furniture

The furniture embraces a Scandinavian spirit, complemented by a few vintage and 1950s-inspired pieces, such as velvet armchairs. For a touch that is both chic and warm, the lighting selection includes pendant lights by Secto Design and Lee Broom, as well as Tom Dixon floor lamps combining metallic materials with gold and black tones.

Smarin sofas brighten the hotel’s reception area, offering comfortable seating ideal for travelers to relax.

In the meeting rooms, professional furniture by Calcher is favored: podium lecterns, speaker stools, Milano chairs, and Coffee Seat armchairs. Standing tables and stools by Conmoto, along with benches by Kann Design, are arranged in the lounge area.

A wooden screen inside the building echoes the play of vertical slats on the exterior and guides travelers from Terminal A of the airport.