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5 New Hotels in Vintage Buildings

First publishedJul 27, 09:06 UTC
Last updatedJul 27, 11:05 UTC · 10m ago
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Five new hotels have opened in old buildings around the world.

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Five new hotels have opened in old buildings. They are in different countries. The hotels are in restored warehouses, prisons, and other old buildings.

Why it matters

These hotels offer a unique experience for travelers. They combine old and new architecture.

In brief
Where are the new hotels?
They are in different countries around the world.
What are the hotels in?
They are in restored warehouses, prisons, and other old buildings.
Why are these hotels special?
They offer a unique experience for travelers by combining old and new architecture.
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The outlets focus on the unique surroundings of the hotels. They highlight the contrast between old and new architecture.

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    Restored old buildings as unique hotel locations

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    NYT BusinessFrom a restored warehouse in Seattle
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    Combining old and new architecture in hotels

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    NYT Businessin intriguing surroundings with modern comforts
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