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A Japanese artist has built a fully-furnished hotel room around the top to the historic Ghent Sint-Pieters station clock tower in Belgium
Hotel Gent rests atop the clock tower 23 meters (approx. 75 feet) above the bustling streets below
If they don't mind giving up some of their space for a giant national landmark, guests will be treated to one of the best views in the city as well as typical hotel room amenities
Hotel Gent has only one room, and guests will be sharing it with the giant clock at the top of the station's tower
If they don't mind giving up some of their space for a giant national landmark, guests will be treated to one of the best views in the city as well as typical hotel room amenities
Hotel Gent has only one room, and guests will be sharing it with the giant clock at the top of the station's tower
Hotel Gent rests atop the clock tower 23 meters (approx. 75 feet) above the bustling streets below
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Tourists looking for a unique hotel experience in Belgium may want to seek out the Hotel Gent, a new project from Tazu Rous. As part of an art experience planned for the city, the Japanese artist designed and constructed a fully-furnished hotel room around the historic Ghent Sint-Pieters train station. But this isn't just an old building that's been renovated into a hotel. Hotel Gent has only one room, and guests will be sharing it with the giant clock at the top of the station's tower.
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