How about living in a hotel room with see-through showers, floating TV sets and mobile phone entry? Well, it’s no dream - a hotel in Paris is offering its customers an opportunity to experience the future of the hospitality industry.
Pullman Paris Bercy Hotel in Paris has come up what they call ‘visionary spaces combining futuristic techniques and state-of-the-art design’. The room features a special hotel key card with a radio frequency microchip to open it. The luxury room designed by Natacha Froger contains the centrally positioned bed, which is one of the comfortable ones that are in all Pullman and Sofitel hotels. A side table carved from a single piece of wood also serves as a bedside table and includes an ice cube bar and espresso machine.
Seemingly suspended in mid-air in the window is a 1.2m TV screen with an advanced 5.1 surround sound system. There’s also a touch-sensitive remote control that turns on all the room’s automated functions, including the bedroom and shower lights, along with video projector and light proof blinds. The hotel’s glass and stone facade creates the impression that it’s floating above the Seine.
Pullman Paris Bercy Hotel in Paris has come up what they call ‘visionary spaces combining futuristic techniques and state-of-the-art design’. The room features a special hotel key card with a radio frequency microchip to open it. The luxury room designed by Natacha Froger contains the centrally positioned bed, which is one of the comfortable ones that are in all Pullman and Sofitel hotels. A side table carved from a single piece of wood also serves as a bedside table and includes an ice cube bar and espresso machine.
Seemingly suspended in mid-air in the window is a 1.2m TV screen with an advanced 5.1 surround sound system. There’s also a touch-sensitive remote control that turns on all the room’s automated functions, including the bedroom and shower lights, along with video projector and light proof blinds. The hotel’s glass and stone facade creates the impression that it’s floating above the Seine.
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