8 Of The World’s Coolest Hotels

Published February 9, 2014
Updated February 27, 2024
Banana Sprayer Room in Worlds Coolest Hotel

Source: Kool Rooms

The artists who designed the rooms in the Arte Luise Kunshotel were given full artistic control over each room’s design, furniture and decorations. The “banana sprayer,” a room designed by Thomas Baumgärtel, features a number of banana images on the bed and walls. Other spaces feature dreamy scenes fit for a fairytale, harsh black and white stripes and sculptures of clothing pinned to the walls.

Coolest Hotel #4: Sala Silvermine Hostel

In the mines of Sala, Sweden, one can find the world’s deepest hotel, which lies more than 150 meters below ground. Looking more like something from the Mines of Moria than a hotel, the Sala Silvermine Hostel offers guests bare, minimalist quarters, along with guided tours of the underground mines in which the rooms are built.

The Mine Suite provides the best accommodations the hostel has to offer, including complimentary wine and cheese baskets, a simple bed and two comfortable chairs. Just be sure to bring a jacket—the mines are kept between 2-18 degrees Celsius at all times.

Coolest Hotel #5: nhow Berlin

Interior of Coolest Hotel in Berlin

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Cotton candy pinks, modern design elements and a touch of futuristic class all describe the nhow Berlin, one of the world’s coolest hotels. Designed by Sergei Tchoban, the hotel was created as a haven for musicians, though any guest will appreciate the structure’s beautiful colors and modern design elements.

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Kiri Picone
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Kiri Picone holds a B.A. in English and creative writing from Pepperdine University and has been writing for various digital publishers for more than 10 years.
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John Kuroski
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John Kuroski is the editorial director of All That's Interesting. He graduated from New York University with a degree in history, earning a place in the Phi Alpha Theta honor society for history students. An editor at All That's Interesting since 2015, his areas of interest include modern history and true crime.