23 tiny hotels worldwide

23 tiny hotels worldwide

The opposite of grand hotel and yet grandiose houses of good taste. A journey through 23 small, fine hostels.

Pumphouse Point Tasmania House on Lake Tasmania Hotel

A cottage on a lonely lake: in the former pumping station you can find aparent industrial style. pumphousepoint.com.au Stu Gibson

"Central," Copenhagen In the past, a cobbler had his store and apartment here. Today, the "Central" in Copenhagen is not only the smallest café in the city, but with its attic measuring just twelve square meters, it's also supposedly the smallest hotel in the world.

"One Room Hotel," Antwerp The Belgian architecture firm Dmva turned a two-and-a-half-meter-wide house in Antwerp into a "One Room Hotel." Oppressive? Not at all: the total area of the three-story house is 103 square meters.

"Vivood Landscape Hotels," Benimantell Who can be confined by 27 square meters when you have 1500 square meters of unspoiled nature at your feet? The 25 stilt suites of the "Vivood Landscape Hotel" are not far from the bed castles in Alicante and yet in the middle of nowhere.

Cuckolds Lighthouse, Maine A retired sailor and his wife welcome you to a lovingly restored lighthouse. The island is also available for complete rental. innatcuckoldslighthouse.com.

Dave Cleaveland / Maine Imaging

Dar Kawa, Marrakech Pocket-sized 1001 Nights: historic riad, elegantly renovated. darkawa.net.

Masseria Moroseta, Ostuni Sustainably built, snow-white country house surrounded by olive grove. masseriamoroseta.it.

Le Collatéral, Arles A Parisian couple moved to Arles into a former church and created four contemporary suites for guests. www.lecollateral.com.

Pensiun Laresch, Mathon Asymmetrical building of stone, wood and clay, constructed precisely on the most beautiful view of the Grisons mountains. [laresch.ch]().

Pumphouse Point, Tasmania A cottage on a lonely lake: In the former pumping station you find aparter industrial style. pumphousepoint.com.au.

La Semilla, Playa del Carmen Full of finds from around the world and Mexican antique markets. In front of the windows of the vernacular building: Swiss shutters. hotellasemilla.com.

Hotel La Semilla

Kimamaya, Niseko "Kimamaya" means "be yourself" in Japanese: the lodge's design doesn't distract from the essentials. kimamaya.com.

Tainaron Blue, Peloponnese A defiant 19th century watchtower on cliffs. Inside: three bedrooms carved in stone. tainaron-blue.com.

Milchbar, Zürich The only hotel room above the restaurant of the same name is particularly exclusive: You can only bid for the overnight stay. milchbar.ch.

Dolomitenhütte, Amlach Thrones at 1616 meters. You can sleep in the categories "Adlerhorst" and "Adlernestchen". dolomitenhuette.at.

The Krane, Copenhagen Two guests can now stay exclusively in a black interior in a crane at Nordhavn. It also comes with its own spa. thekrane.dk.

Rasmus Hjortshøj/Coast Studio

Brücke 49, Vals A cosmos of Scandinavian design unfolded in four rooms - in the middle of the Swiss mountains. For a delicious breakfast, people meet at a long table. brucke49.ch.

Camellas-Lloret, Aude Set in a medieval hamlet in Languedoc: four rooms in sublime colors, warmed by fireplaces, with garden views. camellaslloret.com.

Annie Moore, Beth Kirby, Olivia Lopez

Hotel Covell, L. A. The hotel uses vintage pieces to tell the biography of a fictional author in five rooms. [hotelcovell.com]().

Central Hotel, Copenhagen A little room in a cottage in Vesterbro, vintage style with lots of wood. Two bicycles are included. centralhotelogcafe.dk.

Central Hotel & Café

Rote Scheune, Fergitz Architect Thomas Kröger transformed the circa 1900 barn in the Uckermark region into a light-filled retreatfor up to twelve people. rote-scheune.com.

Taprobane Island, Weligama A five-bedroom villa tucked away on a mini island covered to bursting with palm trees off a beach in southern Sri Lanka. taprobaneisland.com.

The Dada, Waldsieversdorf A wooden house - not in America, but in Waldsieversdorf, where Dadaist John Heartfield also had his summer home. "The Dada," now a vacation home for up to four people furnished by interior stylist Jennie Hilgers, recalls the spirit of the times. be-dada.com.

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