Hate crowded hotels?
Guard your privacy jealously?
The very idea of hob-nobbing with the common herd in hotel lobbies, corridors, and elevators, makes you curl your upper lip in distaste?
Well then, look no further than the Everland Hotel.
Perched atop the Palais De Tokyo (Paris), this mobile hotel offers a direct view at the Eiffel Tower.
Ohh, and did I mention, it has only one room to let out to guests?
There,…. your privacy gets a solid tick.
The brainchild of Swiss artists Sabina Lang and Daniel Baumann, Hotel Everland was originally conceived for Expo 2002. It has been exhibited in Yverdon (Switerland), and Leipzig (Germany), and since last year October, it sits pretty atop the contemporary art museum, the Palais De Tokyo, overlooking the Eiffel Tower.
People can visit it during the day, or reserve it for the night, after the museum closes. You have uptil December 31, 2008 to book yourself there, after which it will be moved to a yet-undisclosed location.
Of course, a night-out there doesn’t come cheap.
The Four Star cube-shaped hotel, which can comfortably lodge a couple, comprises a deluxe rest room, a king-sized bed, and a lounge; and would set you back by €333 for a weekday, and €444 if you choose a weekend night.
The hotel staff urges you to steal the golden embroidered bath towels as a souvenir.
Online bookings can be made at the Hotel’s website.
This one is sure one well-traveled hotel (pun intended).
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