Tiny Hotels

Escape the ordinary with this breathtaking hardback book that showcases 40 unique hotels from around the world. Ideal for travel enthusiasts seeking extraordinary getaways, this stunning collection will inspire your next adventure or home design project. Each destination offers a tranquil setting away from the hustle and bustle of traditional resorts, featuring carefully curated hotel experiences that are not found in typical travel guides. This beautifully bound book is filled with striking photography that captures the essence of each hotel and its breathtaking surroundings. Discover secluded wilderness retreats like Pumphouse Point, nestled in the heart of a Tasmanian lake, or Mediterranean hideaways like Tainaron Blue, a stone tower in the enchanting Peloponnesian Islands. Explore hidden gems in vibrant cities such as Ottantotto Frienze in Florence and Trunk House in Tokyo, as well as edge-of-the-world experiences like Deplar Farm in Iceland and Sheldon Chalet in Alaska. Perfect for the discerning traveler or the inspired designer, this visual treasure trove highlights architectural masterpieces like the serene adobe huts of Punta Caliza in Isla Holbox, Mexico, and the whimsical Free Spirit Spheres on Vancouver Island. Whether you’re searching for unique accommodations or design inspiration, this book is your ultimate guide to extraordinary hotels and incredible landscapes.

Authors: Florian Siebeck, 1XRun Publisher: Prestel Publishing
Bind: hardback
Dimensions: 170 x 170 mm
Pages: 224
Publication Date: 03-09-2020

These days getting away from it all also means escaping the mundane atmosphere of big resorts and cookie-cutter experiences. Whether you are searching for a truly unique getaway in a beautiful corner of the world or looking for inspiration when designing your own home, this book is bursting with stunning ideas and locales. The 40 hotels profiled have only a few rooms and you won't find them in traditional travel guides. The breathtaking photography captures the hotel's character, its architectural features, and the surrounding landscape. There are wilderness retreats such as Pumphouse Point in the middle of a Tasmanian lake and Mediterranean escapes such as Tainaron Blue, a stone tower in the Peloponnesian Islands. There are hidden gems in busy cities-Ottantotto Frienze in Florence, the Trunk House in Tokyo, and Los Angeles's Hotel Covell; edge-of- the-world experiences like Deplar Farm in Iceland and Sheldon Chalet in Alaska; and peaceful desert solitude at Amangiri in Utah and Namibia's Shipwreck Lodge. This volume also features architectural splendors such as the cedar and adobe huts of Punta Caliza in Isla Holbox, Mexico, and Free Spirit Spheres, a group of circular treehouses in a forest on Vancouver Island. A valuable resource for the discriminating traveler, as well as a source book for designers and architects, this collection of one-of-a-kind hotels offers relief to anyone overwhelmed by our busy and crowded world.