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The world’s smallest hotel
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This is interesting to know. I bet you need to have month’s reservation to get a room. It is like staying in your own home with all the comfortable amenities, especially the coffee shop below.
It must be well-maintained since there is only one room and a coffee shop to look after. Interesting! :)
Great bit of information there – I’m a global nomad who loves quirky facts and places like this. I once bought a drink in the world’s smallest nightclub. Not sure it still exists but it was bunker 13 in Bournemouth in England. Only 13 people allowed in at any time and full cocktail menu in a tiny bar. Jonny
Sounds nice. Was there a photo of the room as well? What makes this an hotel rather than a B and B?
I would love to know what the rate per night is. I am sure it is not cheap… considering the location!
This sounds great – planning my next holiday and would love to visit Copenhagen and check this out. :-)Will be keeping an eye on opening.
Very quaint and interesting hotel concept. I think that this is wonderful and they surely wont have a problem with occupancy quotas.