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What everyone shares.
What is only yours.
In every hotel a line runs between what everyone shares and what is only yours. Eighteen hotels are read along that one line, from a village where the street does the work of a corridor to a berth closed by a blind.
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How to read it
Every hotel here is written in three blocks and in the same order. What is shared sets out the halls, yards, baths, kitchens and paths that belong to the whole house. What is yours sets out the room, cabin, capsule or villa and what encloses it. Where the line falls names the thing itself: a door, a curtain, a stair, a path. None of it describes rules for guests.
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Art Hotels
6 hotels · 01 to 06
- 01 Sextantio Albergo DiffusoThe village street is the corridor here
- 02 Nishiyama Onsen KeiunkanHot water is shared, tatami is not
- 03 Château de BagnolsGreat halls shared, bedchambers kept apart
- 04 Awasi AtacamaOne low building shared, villas standing separate
- 05 Hoshinoya TokyoA bath at the summit, rooms below
- 06 Villa LenaStudios and one kitchen serve everyone
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Ice Hotels
4 hotels · 07 to 10
- 07 IcehotelAll warmth moved into separate heated buildings
- 08 Sorrisniva Igloo HotelAn ice bar shared, sleeping chambers cut apart
- 09 Arctic SnowHotelSnow rooms sleep, sauna and dining stand apart
- 10 Iglu-DorfOne main dome shared, sleeping domes standing separate
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Casino Hotels
4 hotels · 11 to 14
- 11 Montreal Casino & HotelExpo pavilions shared, one guest room yours
- 12 Fallsview Casino ResortTheatre and terraces shared, the room private
- 13 River Rock Casino ResortWaterfront and show theatre shared, the room apart
- 14 Casino Rama ResortA concert hall shared, the lake room private
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Capsule Hotels
4 hotels · 15 to 18
- 15 CityHub RotterdamA lounge for all, a hub each
- 16 The Millennials KyotoA work floor shared, a pod yours
- 17 First Cabin Haneda Terminal 1An airport terminal outside, a cabin inside
- 18 9h nine hours Hakata StationShowers shared, a capsule kept for sleeping