Contractor friendly hotels

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KentPhilip replied

4 July 2009, 21:15
Originally posted by expat View Post

Using them for what?
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expat replied

4 July 2009, 18:17
Originally posted by Cyberman View Post

Has nobody heard of Youth Hostels before. I've been using them for years in Holland, New Zealand etc.

Using them for what?
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Cyberman replied

4 July 2009, 16:45
Has nobody heard of Youth Hostels before. I've been using them for years in Holland, New Zealand etc.
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minestrone replied

4 July 2009, 13:06
The telegraph seriously needs to get some chat. trawling the internet for a story to print for money.

DimPrawn, you need to get some chat, trawling the telegraph online to get a story trawled from the internet.
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HairyArsedBloke replied

4 July 2009, 11:47
It'll be in the UK in no time - filled up with Bob's pals so making it even harder for UK people to compete for jobs.
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DimPrawn started a topic Contractor friendly hotels

4 July 2009, 11:37
Contractor friendly hotels

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...9-a-night.html

The bargain price buys a room with no windows or television, no central heating, very little hot water, and a compulsory waking time of 7am.

Guests are likely to have to share their room with up to six lorry drivers, hard up travelling salesmen or passing immigrants, and must queue for the hotel's one shower in the morning.

Despite its minimalist charms, the frankly named Null Stern Hotel (No Star Hotel in German) is in the Swiss town of Sevelen, not far from the financial centre of Zurich.

Designed by conceptual artists, it was opened to the public earlier this summer as the ultimate in no frills luxury.

Patrick Riklin, who co-owns it with his brother, said he wanted guests to abide by the motto "less is more" as they paid between £5.99 and £17 for a room for the night.

Welcome to the future.
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