Floating Norwegian Snowflake Hotel

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Netherlands-based company Dutch Docklands has designed the Krystall Hotel, a snowflake-shaped floating 5-star hotel in Norway.

The Krystall Hotel is slated for opening in 2017. It will contain 86 rooms, and will be situation in the fjords near Tromso in Norway, a spot which sits within the Arctic Circle – perfect for watching the Northern Lights.

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Definitely more interesting than a cruise ship, and the glass roof is a nice touch.

Still, is it just me or does this seem like the perfect setup for a supervillain’s new secret(ish) base?

Dutch Docklands via Taxi.

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