Here are a few one-of-a-kind boutique hotels I've recently stumbled across. Amazingly inspiring to look at, I can't help wondering how fabulous they would be to stay at. Oh, if only!
Mama Shelter, Marseilles
This stunning, boutique hotel in Marseilles is the second
Mama Shelter to open it's doors to hip travellers (there is also one in Paris). The design by Phillipe Stark is exceptional and not without his signature quirkiness. With surprises around every corner, features include a graffiti-daubed roof in the dining areas and words woven into the carpet.
Mama Shelter to open it's doors to hip travellers (there is also one in Paris). The design by Phillipe Stark is exceptional and not without his signature quirkiness. With surprises around every corner, features include a graffiti-daubed roof in the dining areas and words woven into the carpet.
The Pantone Hotel, Brussels
Designed by Michel Penneman and Olivier Hannaert, the award winning Pantone Hotel showcases colour like no other. "Built on an exceptional use of contrast; a white canvas provides clean space for saturated colours to pop". With one distinctive Pantone colour per floor, there is something for every type of traveller, ranging from vivid to more subdued. Each of the 61 rooms showcase unique photography by highly regarded Belgian photographer Victor Levy.
Kube Hotel, Paris
The Kube Hotel, designed by Raymond Morel and Christiane Derory is quite simply mind-blowing! With 26 guest rooms and 15 suites, guests get to experience pure luxury with an in-room jacuzzi, stunning views of Paris and if that's not enough, a levitating bed complete with colour changing LED lights underneath! Take me there now!!
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