This Open Air Hotel Room is in the Middle of the Swiss Alps
Mishal Omar — July 21, 2016 — Eco
This open air hotel designed by Null Stern has almost none of the amenities that most hotel rooms do while providing the best possible location.
The open air hotel room is in the middle of the Swiss Alps and is 6,463 feet above sea level. The room consists of nothing but a stone platform on which a queen sized bed, floating bedside tables and two stools sit. The hotel room does not have a ceiling nor does it have walls, providing optimal views of the night time sky and the beautiful scenic mountains during the day. The hotel has a service in which a butler delivers the guests breakfast in bed and a public bathroom is a 10 minute walk from the room.
This hotel concept is a unique one and not one that everyone would enjoy, but its ability to provide some of the best views in the world in such a unique way makes it something worth trying.
The open air hotel room is in the middle of the Swiss Alps and is 6,463 feet above sea level. The room consists of nothing but a stone platform on which a queen sized bed, floating bedside tables and two stools sit. The hotel room does not have a ceiling nor does it have walls, providing optimal views of the night time sky and the beautiful scenic mountains during the day. The hotel has a service in which a butler delivers the guests breakfast in bed and a public bathroom is a 10 minute walk from the room.
This hotel concept is a unique one and not one that everyone would enjoy, but its ability to provide some of the best views in the world in such a unique way makes it something worth trying.
Trend Themes
1. Open-air Hotel Rooms - This trend could disrupt the traditional hotel industry by providing a unique and immersive way for travelers to experience nature.
2. Minimalist Accommodations - This trend could disrupt the hospitality industry by appealing to travelers who prioritize simplicity over traditional amenities.
3. Remote Experiences - This trend could disrupt the tourism industry by offering travelers the opportunity to disconnect from civilization and immerse themselves in nature.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - The hospitality industry could potentially benefit from this trend by appealing to travelers looking for a unique and immersive experience.
2. Tourism - The tourism industry could potentially benefit from this trend by promoting remote experiences and disconnecting from civilization.
3. Outdoor Recreation - The outdoor recreation industry could potentially benefit from this trend by offering new ways for travelers to experience nature and outdoor adventures.
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