What is Zoku?
Welcome to Zoku — a fresh kind of hotel that’s not just about staying overnight, but about living, coworking, and socializing in Europe’s most livable cities. Designed with the new generation of business travelers in mind, Zoku is way more than your typical long-stay hotel. It’s a place you can call your second home, even if it’s your very first visit. Imagine a hive of private Lofts paired with rooftop Social Spaces where you can stay connected, well rested, and inspired as you live and work across Europe. Dive into your work, enjoy your downtime, and effortlessly explore one of Zoku’s vibrant home cities. Before you know it, it’ll feel like your home city too.
Main Benefits of Staying at Zoku
Here’s what makes Zoku stand out:
- Fully equipped micro-apartments called Lofts, designed for living, working, and thriving.
- Lofts come with a full kitchen, comfy bed, a 4-person table, and clever storage solutions.
- Flexible stays from one night to three months — the Loft adapts to you, not the other way around.
- Exclusive perks unlock when staying 14 nights or longer, encouraging community connection.
- Rooftop meeting spaces with inspiring city views, perfect for brainstorming and team dinners.
- Rooftop coworking options for day passes or monthly memberships, blending focus and flexibility.
- The Living Kitchen offers fresh, seasonal food in a laid-back, communal atmosphere.
- Regular community events — from rooftop talks to music nights — to spark connection and creativity.
- Locations in Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Paris, and Vienna — Europe’s most lovable cities.
- B Corp score of 83.8, reflecting strong commitment to social and environmental performance.
Living & Working in a Zoku Loft
The Zoku Loft isn’t your average hotel room. Think of it as your home-office hybrid — a fully equipped micro-apartment designed to help you live, work, and thrive all at once. Whether you’re here for a quick night or a few months, the Loft adjusts to your rhythm. It’s got everything you need: a full kitchen to whip up meals, a comfy bed to crash after a long day, a 4-person table that doubles as your workspace, and smart storage to keep things tidy. Staying longer? That’s when the magic really kicks in. You settle in, plug into the community, and unlock perks that make your stay even sweeter across all Zoku locations.
Meet, Collaborate & Celebrate
Zoku’s rooftop meeting spaces are anything but boring. Bright, inspiring rooms with sweeping city views set the perfect scene for brainstorming sessions, strategy meetings, or team dinners. Forget the dull boardroom vibes — these spaces are designed to get ideas flowing and teams connecting. Whether it’s a casual chat or a big celebration, Zoku makes gathering easy and enjoyable, all under one roof.
Coworking with a View
Work your way at Zoku. Whether you pop in for a day or sign up as a monthly WorkZoku coworking member, you get access to rooftop coworking spaces that blend focus, flexibility, and community. It’s your call how you want to work — with unlimited access, community perks, and stunning views to keep you inspired. Zoku’s coworking spots are designed to fit your style, helping you stay productive while feeling connected.
Zoku’s Impact on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth — fostering new ways of working and living.
- SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities — promoting livable, connected urban environments.
- SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production — emphasizing fresh, seasonal food and sustainable practices.
- SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals — building communities that connect global professionals and locals.
Living Like a Local at Zoku
It’s not just about where you stay — it’s about how you live. Zoku helps guests plug into the city like they’ve been there for years. Explore curated city guides, borrow a bike to roam around, or join a rooftop dinner to mingle with locals and fellow travelers. Whether you’re here for work or play, Zoku makes integrating into the city easy and natural. It’s all about living, working, and socializing in a way that feels like home — even if you’re miles away from your own.
What Zoku actually does
Zoku combines private micro-apartment lofts with shared coworking, dining, and social space across four European cities: Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Paris, and Vienna. Each loft packs a full kitchen, bed, and a 4-person table into a compact footprint, built for business travelers, remote workers, and professionals relocating for weeks or months at a time rather than a single night.
“One of the best accommodations, Zoku is on a different level. We felt like part of the community, as if staying at a friend’s home.”
Zoku Copenhagen guest review, 9.2/10 rating
Where Zoku shows up
- Long-stay guests: a dedicated 28+ night program with weekly community dinners, a resident WhatsApp group, and 24/7 rooftop access.
- Remote and hybrid workers: rooftop coworking with day passes and a monthly WorkZoku membership.
- Business travelers: meeting spaces sized from 1 to 12+ people on the rooftop floor.
Proof, not just claims
Single-use plastic water bottles and straws have been banned across Zoku locations since 2021. As of 2025, all four Zoku properties (Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Paris, Vienna) carry B Corp certification, assessed by B Lab across governance, workers, community, environment, and customers.
Why this belongs on a sustainability directory
Zoku’s compact, fully-equipped lofts reduce the need for separate long-term housing while professionals relocate for work, supporting more efficient use of urban space (SDG 11), and its B Corp-certified operating model, from locally-sourced food to renewable-powered buildings, ties decent, sustainable business practices directly to how the company runs (SDG 8).
Frequently asked questions
Where is Zoku based, and who uses it?
Zoku is based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and operates hotel-and-coworking locations in Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Paris, and Vienna. It serves business travelers, remote workers, and professionals relocating for extended stays.
Which SDGs does Zoku support, and how?
Zoku supports SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) by offering compact, fully-equipped lofts that reduce demand for traditional long-term housing in dense urban areas, and SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) through a B Corp-certified operating model covering governance, workers, and environmental practices.
How is Zoku verified as a sustainability project?
Zoku Amsterdam became B Corp certified in 2018, one of the first hotels in the world to do so, and as of 2025 all four Zoku locations hold B Corp certification, assessed by B Lab across governance, workers, community, environment, and customers. The company sources 70% of its restaurant food locally and runs its buildings on 100% renewable energy.
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