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Have you ever heard of a hotel called 'Zero Star'? If you know the names of 'Seven Star' or 'Five Star' hotels, you should know about this extraordinary accommodation in Switzerland. The creators of this hotel, which they call 'Null Stern Hotel', meaning 'zero-star hotel', have deliberately designed it without windows, doors, walls, or even a roof.
The hotel room rent is over Tk 35,000 per night, which includes only a wooden bed and a few basic amenities.
This unique hotel is called Null Stern Suite. It is an installation art created by two Swiss artists, Frank and Patrick Riklin. The two brothers say, "The guests staying at this hotel are the stars of our show." Therefore, the Null Stern Suite is introduced as the 'Zero Star Hotel.'
The two brothers uniquely designed the hotel's layout to create awareness about global problems. They want to encourage social change through their creation. Patrick told Reuters in an interview, "This is not the time to sleep, it's time to do something." They discuss various topics and engage in conversations with hotel guests, starting from climate change to the current war situation.
The hotel's branch also has a restaurant that serves food on a mountain range with no walls, just a breathtaking view. The restaurant also offers a 'Star Deck' where customers can sleep under the stars for a night.
The hotel offers a personal butler who serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner in bed, and there is only one public bathroom located a 10-minute walk away.
However, it is important to note that reservations may be cancelled due to poor weather conditions.
The Null Stern Suite is a perfect place for adventure seekers who want a unique experience in the heart of the Swiss mountains.