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" You might consider a new kind of cruising. The Amstel Botel\u00A0is the only 3-star floating hotel in Amsterdam. And in\u00A0addition to its 176 regular\u00A0rooms, it now contains five more\u00A0semi-secret\u00A0ones for its guests to enjoy.  In a joint effort,\u00A0MMX architecten, filmmaker-architect\u00A0Jord den Hollander and a team of\u00A0interior designers created\u00A0the giant red letters that sit atop the ship&amp;#039;s roof,\u00A0spelling out &amp;quot;BOTEL.&amp;quot;\u00A0As bold and eye-catching as they are, each letter actually serves a purpose: There are rooms inside.\u00A0 Standing 6.5-meters\u00A0high, every room\u00A0has its own conceptual\u00A0style, based on what the designer envisioned and what\u00A0each letter&amp;#039;s shape would allow. From a skateboard lover&amp;#039;s dream pad to a room inspired by a novel, the five\u00A0rooms could not be any more\u00A0different.\u00A0 Hollander created a mini cinema inside\u00A0of the &amp;quot;E,&amp;quot;\u00A0which takes up the space on the opposite wall of the bed.\u00A0  The &amp;quot;T&amp;quot; contains a replica of the captain&amp;#039;s quarters, with the loft section decked out in an\u00A0all-wood interior\u00A0(designed by\u00A0MMX-architecten).\u00A0  Created\u00A0by designer Richard Hutton, the &amp;quot;B&amp;quot;\u00A0room is partial to those who skateboarding fans\u00A0\u2014 complete with a half-pipe and all.  For more on this unique place, visit the\u00A0Amstel Botel&amp;#039;s website.\u00A0 [via Contemporist]\u00A0 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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