TIMEHOUSE is more than a hotel – it offers its guests the feeling of a second home. Whether for short- or long-term stays, TIMEHOUSE is fully adapted to the needs of its guests and creates a special feeling of home. As a serviced apartment, TIMEHOUSE values its experienced and familiar team, which tries to exceed the expectations of the guests around the clock. Get to know the motivated TIMEHOUSE team here.  

Martin Enax, Operations Manager

As Operations Manager Martin Enax manages the TIMEHOUSE and is responsible for the support and implementation of the concept. In addition to decisions on the interior design and IT of the company, this also includes the development of marketing channels and the conception of equipment and external partnerships.

Hans Peter Schnell, Residence Facility Manager

Hans-Peter Schnell is the Residence Facility Manager at TIMEHOUSE. He learned about the TIMEHOUSE project through his previous work at KW AG and has been part of the top team, thanks to his interest in the challenge.

Hans-Peter Schnell and the TIMEHOUSE mascot Schorschi

Danica Matic, Front Office Agent

After completing her training as a tourism clerk, Danica Matic was able to gain a lot of useful service experience with business customers and now bring this experience to TIMEHOUSE. For her, the TIMEHOUSE team is like a small family, trying to give the guests the feeling of being a part of this family and a part of Munich.

Andrada Petre, Front Office Agent

Andrada Petre has been working in the hotel industry for almost 10 years and already gained a lot of experiences with various guests as a front office agent. Since she is always looking for new challenges in her profession, she was quickly convinced of the concept of TIMEHOUSE and is very happy to be part of us.

From left to right: Danica Matic, Serena Mele and Andrada Petre

Serena Mele, Front Office Agent

For Serena Mele, working with multicultural and international personalities is one of the most important aspects of her job. After graduating in modern European languages and literature in Italy and three years of experience in the hotel industry, she has now chosen TIMEHOUSE as her second home. Her main interest has been in contributing to the development and success of the new concept.

Birgit Reikowski, Revenue Manager

Birgit Reikowski has worked her way up from hotel reception to regional director and has the necessary knowledge for the position of a revenue manager. The development of hotels and the contact with international guests were the main reasons for the interest in the TIMEHOUSE project. She attaches particular importance to the team’s appreciation, high quality of materials, regionality, authenticity, innovative drive both online and offline and sustainability – and that is exactly what she found at TIMEHOUSE.

With its new living concept, TIMEHOUSE wants to revolutionise temporary living by combining the strengths of a hotel, boarding house and private apartment – according to the motto “coming home”.

The TIMEHOUSE in Munich wants to reinvent temporary living and offers its guests a completely new level of service and comfort. TIMEHOUSE provides its guests a personal and comfortable retreat where they can feel like home. The rooms are modern and lovingly furnished and offer the guests plenty of space to relax. The rooms are connected to a spacious bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen – almost like at home.

Service is a top priority

TIMEHOUSE wants to make the stay as pleasant as possible for its guests. That’s why TIMEHOUSE offers their guests a wide range of services that go beyond the usual hotel offers. Whether the use of washing machines and dryers, an own laundry service or food orders, TIMEHOUSE fulfils (almost) every wish.

Nothing is taken for granted

TIMEHOUSE wants to offer their uests more than just a place to sleep in a foreign city. The guests should feel like home. The concept of a comfortable ambience combined with highest service readiness at a fair price-performance ratio offers guests an individual and flexible living model for private and business use. This makes TIMEHOUSE to something very special!

TIMEHOUSE CELEBRATES TOPPING OUT CEREMONY – CHEERS TO THAT!

A lot has happened on Leopoldstraße since construction began in 2015 – there is a noticeable “fwind of change” in the north of Schwabing on the former metro site. Once the building shells were completed, clients, contractors and investors got together with town planning expert Professor Elisabeth Merk to celebrate the traditional “topping out ceremony“ and look forward to the upcoming completion of Munich’s newest hospitality gem – TIMEHOUSE. We’re in the final straight! The opening is planned for autumn 2018.

WHEN TRADITION MEETS MODERNITY

The ancient tradition of the “topping out ceremony“ can be traced back to the 14th century, when it was a traditional societal event with superstitious roots. It was believed that the ceremony would protect the new building from evil and supernatural forces such as lightning strikes and fires. Nowadays, it’s about thanking the partners and craftspeople involved in construction, as well as ushering in the “final countdown” to the completion of a building complex. Construction projects on this scale require considerable courage and perseverance. Ever more reason for the creators of TIMEHOUSE to celebrate the complex’s upcoming completion with the „topping out ceremony.“

The so-called “Schwabing” complex is much more than just a collection of new, state-of-the-art buildings. This is the birthplace of an entirely new district of the city, bringing together living, working, shopping, culture, and leisure in contemporary fashion. In addition to apartments and offices, the district will come alive with hotel projects like TIMEHOUSE, stylish cafés and restaurants, countless shops and even a theatre, turning it into the city’s newest hotspot. Here, the future will come to life and new accents in town planning will be set.

ROME WASN’T BUILT IN A DAY

If you enter the construction site today, you can already imagine that TIMEHOUSE is rewriting a slice of Munich’s hotel history in impressive fashion. The prominent location, with the main entrance facing Leopoldstraße, is a statement itself. The total of 107 premium apartments will now be lovingly furnished with the best of the best. One thing is for sure, there is still plenty to do before the opening in autumn 2018, then TIMEHOUSE will welcome its first guests, and visitors from around the world will “come home”.

STAY TUNED AND BECOME PART OF IT

Our team of architects and interior designers is leaving nothing to chance – the focus is on careful attention to detail, high-quality materials and designer furniture. If you want to experience the final exciting phase of construction in real time, follow the TIMEHOUSE through its social media channels. @timehousemunich