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" Picture courtesy of Park Hotel Tokyo One of the highlights of last month&amp;#039;s Frieze festival was undoubtedly Helly Nahmad&amp;#039;s stand, The Collector. Taking the form of a theatrically detailed set, Nahmad and Sir Norman Rosenthal conjured up an apartment belonging to the imaginary Parisian art collector Corrado N. With a Giacometti by the bed and dishes piled in the sink, every detail of this man&amp;#039;s life was visible bar the man himself. An immersive attempt to flatter the collector, and an appeal to our innately voyeuristic\u00A0desires, this invitation to submerge oneself in an artist&amp;#039;s world is one the hotel industry is beginning to capitalise on. I\u2019ve rounded up seven of the best destinations to book for your next artistic endeavour. \u00A0Commune by the Great Wall, China A private collection of 40 villas designed by 12 Asian architects. Each is luxuriously modern in design \u00AD\u2013 take your pick from The Bamboo Wall House or The Airport House, and access untouched portions of the Great Wall itself.\u00A0Visit\u00A0communebythegreatwall.com \u00A0Park Hotel Tokyo, Japan Hugely popular with the TripAdvisor set, this high-rise hotel set in the bustling finance/media district of Minato is part of the Design Hotels group. With 10 artist-designed rooms already available, soon the entire 31st floor will house these artful rooms only. I stayed in the Zen room, which has Japanese symbols painted on the walls and a meditation area, all designed to promote serenity and tranquillity. The minimalist design and incredible view make a powerful combination.\u00A0Visit parkhoteltokyo.com \u00A0The Gladstone, Toronto, Canada Using the original 19th century Victorian architecture, exposed brick walls and high ceilings; local Canadian artists have come together to transform the Gladstone\u2019s 37 hotel rooms into experimental, alternative works of art. The Teen Queen room is hands down my favourite.\u00A0Visit\u00A0gladstonehotel.com \u00A0The Winston, Amsterdam \u201CParty hard, sleep easy\u201D is the motto of this red-light district art hotel. With rooms decked out in latex, full neon and ultraviolet lights, and modern art everywhere, you&amp;#039;ll probably not be certain if you have left the club, woken up or even gone to sleep.\u00A0Visit winston.nl \u00A0Hotel Des Arts, San Francisco, USA\u00A0\u00A0 Over the past year, some of the world&amp;#039;s best emerging artists have been given full artistic control of this French Quarter-based San Fran hotel. Edgy graffiti-inspired works of art take pride of place and, with 51 guest rooms at very affordable prices, it&amp;#039;s an ideal option for an interactive escape.\u00A0Visit sfhoteldesarts.com \u00A0Daddy Long Legs, Cape Town, South Africa \u00A0 Not limited just to artists, this Cape Town hotel has worked with poets, musicians, photographers and designers to decorate each of its 13 rooms. Particular favourites include the room commissioned by sweets brand Mentos and the Photobooth room. \u00A0Visit daddylonglegs.co.za \u00A0The New Majestic, Singapore With Kiehl\u2019s toiletries and a Nespresso coffee machine in every room, this boutique art hotel is a welcome addition to Singapore&amp;#039;s landscape of luxury hotel chains. With a swimming pool, gym and high-end service touches, the Guest Experience Ambassador will ensure you have a local insight into this Asian city.\u00A0Visit newmajestichotel.com ***MORE TRAVEL Family friendly hotelsDestination guide: Saint LuciaThe 10 best cities in the world \u00A0 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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