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Zenerios
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Art · Casino · Ice · Capsule

Zenerios

A short, steady guide to eighteen hotels in four categories.

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Zenerios is an independent reference to eighteen hotels grouped into art hotels, casino hotels, ice hotels and capsule hotels. Every house on the list is open and can be visited. Nothing here is sold, booked or recommended, and no hotel pays for its place in the index.

Each entry follows the same plan: what the hotel is, where it stands, and what is useful to settle before arrival. The wording stays with what public sources support, and the foot of the entry gives the month it was last read against those sources.

All eighteen hotels

The index runs by section, in the order the site uses: art, casino, ice, capsule.

The Hoxton RomeArt Hotel · Rome, Italy
Hotel JulienArt Hotel · Antwerp, Belgium
Hotel Nord-PinusArt Hotel · Arles, France
Palacio SolecioArt Hotel · Málaga, Spain
Sir Adam HotelArt Hotel · Amsterdam, Netherlands
The MannerArt Hotel · New York, United States
Montréal Casino & HotelCasino Hotel · Île Notre-Dame, Montréal, Québec, Canada
Fallsview Casino ResortCasino Hotel · Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada
River Rock Casino ResortCasino Hotel · Richmond, British Columbia, Canada
Casino Rama ResortCasino Hotel · Rama, Ontario, Canada
Nutti Sámi Siida Reindeer LodgeIce Hotel · Jukkasjärvi, Sweden
Niehku Mountain VillaIce Hotel · Riksgränsen, Sweden
Brändön LodgeIce Hotel · Luleå, Sweden
Pine Bay LodgeIce Hotel · Luleå, Sweden
nine hours KanazawaCapsule Hotel · Kanazawa, Japan
First Cabin Midosuji NambaCapsule Hotel · Osaka, Japan
easyHotel Amsterdam Arena BoulevardCapsule Hotel · Amsterdam, Netherlands
Pod 51Capsule Hotel · New York, United States

Four categories

Art Hotels

City hotels in older or converted buildings, where a courtyard, a gallery or a shared ground floor does as much work as the rooms themselves.

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Casino Hotels

Four Canadian resort complexes covered as hotels and resorts. Their buildings, halls, restaurants and grounds are described; the gaming floor is not.

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Ice Hotels

Winter lodges in the north of Sweden. What stands on each site changes from season to season, so the entries stay with the buildings rather than the weather.

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Capsule Hotels

Houses built around compact cabins rather than standard rooms, with washing, storage and sitting space moved out of the cabin and into shared floors.

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How entries are written

Every entry keeps to three headings in one order: a summary of the house, a paragraph on where it stands, and a paragraph on what is worth settling in advance. Nothing is added to fill a gap, and nothing is left out to make a place read better than it is.

Facts come from hotel sites, maps and published material. Where a detail could not be confirmed in a public source, the sentence was rewritten so that it holds without that detail. Where a house is one address of a chain, or a separate site of the same operator, the entry says so in plain words.

The site carries no prices, no star classifications, no room counts and no ratings. There are no booking links and no paid placements. If something described here has changed, the note on the contact page explains how to report it.

A hotel building seen straight on in flat daylight, with open ground in front of it.
A house treated as a house, which is the way all eighteen are written up here.