As ultra-premium luxury becomes mainstream, people looking for an exquisite getaway are having to turn to the creations of innovative hoteliers, booking vacations at original retreats like the Propeller Island City Lodge in Berlin we featured a while back. Last time we only featured coffin and cage rooms, but the hotel has so much more to offer!
The themed rooms are dramatically diverse, with detailed design from floor to ceiling, each chamber with its own personality. Simply by changing the room, hotel patrons can feel like they're in an exotic new location every night, while keeping their luggage under one roof and the same city outside the front doors.
Themes include:
- Flying Bed
- Orange Room
- Symbol Room
- Castle Room
- Clouds
- 4 Beams
- Tempel
- Hol(l)y-Wood
- Mirror Room
- Wrapped
- Therapy
- Blue Room
- The Table
- Upside Down
- Glas House
- Gallery
- Freedom
- Grandma's
- Padded Cell
- Coffin Room
- Landscapes
- Chicken Curry
- Space-Cube
- Museum
- Nudes
- Medi-Terra
- Two Lions
- Nightlight
- Electric Wallpapers
- Forest
- Breakfast Room
The hotel's novelty has made it a global destination for those wanting to experience art from the inside out. It's been the site of many photoshoots and movies and attracted all people of all kind of personalities.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Luxury Themed Hotels
- The trend of staying at unique and themed hotels as an experience is disrupting the traditional luxury hotel industry.
- Experiential Travel
- Travelers are seeking unique and immersive experiences like staying at the Propeller Island City Lodge to enhance their vacation.
- Art-inspired Hotel Concepts
- Hotels can draw inspiration from the Propeller Island City Lodge and incorporate art and design as a central element in room themes and decor.
Sectors Adopting This
- Hospitality
- The hospitality industry can expand its offerings by creating more themed hotels and unique experiences that cater to modern travelers' desires.
- Art and Culture
- The Propeller Island City Lodge has successfully combined art and hospitality, showing opportunities for the art and culture industry to collaborate with hotels and create immersive experiences for visitors.
- Tourism
- Tourism boards can promote themed hotels like the Propeller Island City Lodge to attract adventure seekers who are looking for unique experiences beyond just sightseeing.
