Four categories · one table
Hotels, sorted into a table you can read at a glance.
Art, capsule, casino and ice: each category a tile, each hotel a tile inside it.
The table
Four tiles, numbered one to four. Pick one to see every hotel filed under it.
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1Art Hotels
Hotels built around a body of work, from a single painter's retrospective to a designer's whole palette. Hotels where an artist's work is part of the building, not hung on top of it.
Three hotels listed
Open Art Hotels -
2Capsule Hotels
Compact sleeping pods and ship-style cabins, chosen for clever use of very little space. Small rooms and true capsules, planned down to the last shelf.
Three hotels listed
Open Capsule Hotels -
3Casino Hotels
Large resort hotels where the gaming floor is one feature among rooms, dining, shows and spa. Full-service hotels first; the gaming floor is one part of each property.
Four hotels listed
Open Casino Hotels -
4Ice Hotels
Rooms carved from frozen river water and rebuilt by artists as the seasons turn. One hotel made of river ice, remade by hand.
One hotel listed
Open Ice Hotels
How the index works
Three rules, numbered on from the table.
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5Selection
Selection. One idea per category. A hotel earns a place when that idea is the reason to stay, not a feature mentioned in passing.
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6Verification
Verification. Names, locations and the character of each building are checked against the property's own published material before an entry goes up.
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7Scope
Scope. Descriptions only. No prices, no scores, no bookings. Facts that change week to week are left for the hotel to tell you.
Every entry, numbered 8 to 18
The whole index on one shelf. Colour shows the category; the number carries through to each hotel's own page.
- Art Hotels
- Capsule Hotels
- Casino Hotels
- Ice Hotels