Swiss brothers and conceptual artists Frank and Patrik Riklin, along with with hotelier Daniel Charbonnier, have created an open-air hotel suite outside of a Saillon, Switzerland gas station. Sleep is not expected at the Null Stern (German for "zero star') but pondering the world's problems is:
"Sleep is not the point," said Frank Riklin. "What's important is reflecting about the current world situation. Staying here is a statement about the need for urgent changes in society."
…"In a nutshell, now is not the time to sleep, we have to react," said Patrik. "If we continue in the same direction we are today, there might be more anti-idyllic places than idyllic."
This "Anti-Idyllic" suite is available to rent for about $334/night. The downside is that you're outside unprotected in the middle of a gas station parking lot next to a street. The upside is that the reservation includes "a welcome drink with local organic finger food, breakfast pastry from a local bakery with fresh fruit juice from the region as well as the service of a Modern Butler."
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