By: Little Travel Kid
Travel is all about booking flights, hotels, and planning itineraries. When you finally get the chance to go out, everyone wants to stay comfortably—preferably in a hotel with as many stars as possible!“Zero-blindspot scenic suites,” “thousand-TN gardens,” “endless mountain views”—if you see descriptions like these, wouldn’t your heart skip a beat but also feel like you’d need to pay an astronomical price to stay?
The fact is, this hotel locatedinSwitzerland’s
Alps, nearly 2000 meters above sea level—the Null Stern Hotel—is marketed as a zero-star experience, built around the concept of “the sky as your ceiling.” Would you dare to stay here? This suite has no TV, no wardrobe, and no walls at all.
The suite includes two single beds, two lamps, two small tables, and one attendant. When you need to use the bathroom, please don’t just relieve yourself anywhere like fertilizing the ground—you’ll need to walk ten minutes to get there. Guests can immerse themselves in nature through the design, and at night, just look up to see starry skies unpolluted by light. Maybe you’re already tempted to book a stay—but since there are no walls or ceilings, you’ll have to play by the weather’s rules. It’s only open three seasons a year—spring, summer, and autumn—and reservations are required. Even if you’ve reserved, your stay can be canceled at any time due to weather, so be sure to check the weather forecast before booking. A one-night stay costs 250Swiss
Francs.http://www.null-stern- hotel.ch/
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