The Concept Hotel in Brussels Offers Rustic Luxury
Meghan Young — March 30, 2013 — World
References: concepthotel.be & psfk
The Concept Hotel should be renamed the Chocolate Hotel since it is inspired by the rich desert. Residing above a chocolate shop, it embraces a rustic sense of luxury that beautifully encapsulates the feel, flavor and overall essence of chocolate.
A cozy set of accommodations meant to house excess guests from its larger sister, Le Coup De Coeur, the Concept Hotel could easily become a first choice amongst visitors, if only because they must first pass through the chocolate boutique below to access the winding stairs up to the rooms.
The Concept Hotel is comprised of only three big bedrooms and a shared living room and kitchen. More of a B&B, it has a homey, exclusive feel that will make people feel as though they are staying with friends.
A cozy set of accommodations meant to house excess guests from its larger sister, Le Coup De Coeur, the Concept Hotel could easily become a first choice amongst visitors, if only because they must first pass through the chocolate boutique below to access the winding stairs up to the rooms.
The Concept Hotel is comprised of only three big bedrooms and a shared living room and kitchen. More of a B&B, it has a homey, exclusive feel that will make people feel as though they are staying with friends.
Trend Themes
1. Chocolate-inspired Hospitality - Hotels and resorts that incorporate chocolate in their branding and design can create a unique and memorable experience for guests.
2. Rustic Luxury - Hotels and accommodations that embrace a rustic aesthetic while still providing luxurious amenities can attract visitors seeking a cozy and comfortable stay.
3. Exclusive B&bs - Small, exclusive bed and breakfasts that offer a personalized and homey atmosphere can cater to travelers seeking a more intimate and customized experience.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can leverage the popularity of chocolate to create unique and memorable accommodations.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can incorporate rustic and luxurious elements in their designs to cater to the growing demand for comfort and coziness in hospitality spaces.
3. Travel - Small and exclusive lodging options can attract travelers looking for a personalized and unique travel experience.
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