The garden at the hotel covers a similar area on the first (restaurant) and second (conference) floor. It is a quite irregular surface that offers an interesting integration of the plants with the surrounding space. There are several openings in the wall, allowing visitors to pass through the plants that gently hangs down. The area “inside” the garden consists of bathrooms and wardrobes, and on floor two there is also a small office entrance among the plants. The first floor connects to ground floor and reception desk through a wide opening with stairs. Here, plants have a lot of room to grow, and some larger species have been used as well as cascading species that stretches down to the ground floor and gives a hint of the garden above. The garden seamlessly integrates into this varied geometry.

The plant material is quite varied, with ferns like Polypodium, Pteris, Nephrolepis and Polystichum, several aroids, a few bromeliads, and many species of Begonia. All in all there is about a hundred species and cultivars on these two walls.