This communal hotel is an experience that's made to delight any adult with what can only be called a grown-up sleepover. This hotel mixes nostalgic toy house designs with the concept of an adult summer camp for an unforgettable experience.
Located in Amsterdam, the 'Hotel Not Hotel' is anything but normal -- this unconventional concept looks to give a more experience-driven stay. Ordinarily, the hotel concept has a row of rooms that resemble each other and deliver similar experiences. This concept has communal spaces that could have you sleeping in a train or behind a secret bookcase. Designed by Bruno Bont and Tijmen Receveur, the duo provide extravagant decor that features a visually stunning design.
The communal hotel features 23 different rooms that vary based on their rate, some are shared, while some rooms are more secluded to give guests a little more privacy.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Communal Hotels
- The concept of communal hotels provides an opportunity for businesses to create unique and immersive experiences for adult travelers.
- Nostalgic Design
- Incorporating nostalgic toy house designs into hotels offers a disruptive innovation opportunity to captivate and delight guests.
- Experience-driven Stay
- Shifting towards an experience-driven stay in hotels allows for the creation of unforgettable and distinctive vacation experiences.
Where This Applies
- Hospitality Industry
- The hospitality industry can embrace the concept of communal hotels to attract and cater to adult travelers seeking unique and whimsical accommodations.
- Interior Design Industry
- The interior design industry can explore opportunities to incorporate nostalgic toy house designs into various spaces, such as hotels, to create visually stunning and captivating environments.
- Travel and Tourism Industry
- The travel and tourism industry can focus on providing experience-driven stays in hotels, offering travelers memorable and immersive vacations.
