Walls and roofs often come between us and the nature and conceptual hotelier Null Stern stands completely against this notion. The German hotel chain with a name that translates into “zero stars” has collaborated with hospitality professional Daniel Charbonnier to redefine the world of lodging with its minimalistic hotel room in Graubünden mountains, Switzerland.
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The room has no walls or roof to hide the Swiss sky with millions of stars.
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The minimalistic lodge comprises of a double bed, lamps and a nightstand, which is more than enough for the guests to enjoy the spellbinding sight of the Swiss Alps from an elevation of 6463 feet above sea level.
Image: Null Stern
The hotel provides services of breakfast in bed through a butler while a private bathroom is located 10 minutes away from the room.
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The holiday spot is available for a night stay for just 190 euros a night throughout the months between Spring and Autumn however, the guests are warned about last minute cancellation due to the unforeseen weather conditions.
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References: Daily Mail, Business Insider