Tiny Hotels Are Luxury Travel’s Next Big Thing
Luxury travelers are increasingly choosing tiny hotels with limited rooms to gain more privacy and personalized service. This trend is growing across the U.S. and Europe as travelers seek exclusive, less crowded experiences.
Bloomberg Pursuits reporter Sarah Rappaport tells Bloomberg This Weekend that luxury travelers are increasingly seeking tiny hotels with as few as one to six rooms, combining the privacy of a villa with personalized high-end hotel service. Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, Rappaport says the trend is spreading across Europe and the US as travelers seek exclusivity, fewer crowds and unusual experiences in restaurants, museums and historic properties. (Source: Bloomberg)
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