The smallest hotels in the world ... Luxury and elegance of any size (photos)

The smallest hotels in the world ... Luxury and elegance of any size (photos)

The smallest hotels in the world

There is an intimate and small hotel spread around the world, and offers guests with only one room or two rooms only, and the hotel in Germany built in a narrow alley for small houses on a rocky outcrop in the Canary Islands, the newspaper of the site "Daily Mail" a list of some of the small hotels In the world, which is characterized by its elegance regardless of size, we recognize the images:

Central Hotel and Cafe in Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark

The Central has a Kubnhadjiyn hotel room a small room and bathroom is located directly above the cafe, which is large enough to accommodate two people in a room with a double bed and a single, in addition to a small bathroom has a shower.

Visitors can access a mini-fridge stored in the room, a TV, free Wi-Fi and two bikes for use throughout the city.

The Central Hotel & Coffee is located in the Festerbro district of Denmark, which has recently become an area full of new bars and restaurants.

The entire building is one of the smallest buildings in the city and costs $ 330 per night

Central Hotel and Cafe in Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark

Eh 'Hausl Hotel in Amberg, Germany

The Hoessel Hotel in Amberg, Germany, is only 173 square feet, enough to accommodate only two people in one room.

The hotel is now the smallest hotel in the world, according to Guinness World Records.

Guests can access a dining room, lounge area, bedroom and bathroom for $ 282 per night.

Grand Hotel De Kromme Raake in Eenrum, Netherlands

The Grand Hotel Crom Reic was converted in Ernum, the Netherlands, from a grocery store to a hotel in 1989.

This small apartment has a king-size bed, a bathroom and a small seating area. The owners hired local artists to help decorate the hotel. Rates per night start at $ 85.

Punta Grande Hotel in El Harrio, Spain

Punta Grande Hotel is located in El Haryo, Spain, on the rocky ledge created from volcanic eruptions in the Canary Islands, was used as the Customs Office before it turns into a small hotel friendly to the island. environment, with wooden interior and shipwreck materials.

This four-bedroom, 600-square-foot hotel features a dining room and a guest lounge area.


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