The Remote Village In Switzerland Becomes A Hotel

A small village with a population of only 13 people in Switzerland is transformed into a giant hotel, in which each resident's house is a private room, each resident will be a waiter. Corippo is a small village in the Swiss state of Ticino, once a crowded and thriving community with a population of about 300, but for many reasons, the village population gradually declines, now only 13 Because so few people live, the beautiful village at an altitude of more than 600 meters becomes lonely and lonely. Village holders also gradually leave their positions because they have no motivation to work. Out of the 13 people still in the current village, a family of 3 will soon move to another place to live, reducing the population to only There are 10 people left. It turns the mountain, the forest, the village and the beautiful stone houses, into a giant hotel complex

. This project, called "Albergo Corippo". Each house will be renovated cleanly, kept intact and turned into a hotel room, the restaurant in the main square of the village will be the front desk of the hotel Photo: CEN / Fondazione Corippo inspiration from a similar hotel in Italy, which has been very successful and brought back to life outback towns. Project owner Albergo Corippo, architect Fabio Gia The comazzi said that each resident will be the service staff in their own home The "hotel rooms" are also named after the family that has lived there.



Everything from outside to inside. the house and the traditional way of living of that family will remain intact. This creates a distinct attractive abundance, no room resembles any room.Photo: CEN / Fondazione CorippoGiacomazzi also wants to repair the old factory and plan to plant terraced barley fields to create the scene natural. "The people of Corippo will grow their own barley and bake bread, just like the ancestors did," Giacomazzi said. Other plans in the project include a shuttle service to the nearest bus stop, Visiting the surroundings, visiting museums and cooking classes, this project has received the support of the authorities and the response of the villagers.Claire Amstutz, 61, lives in the valley Verzasca valley for 18 years, calling this project "amazing".



She currently runs a small restaurant in the village square, and visitors will have to pay about 100 - 120 USD for a night in the village, including breakfast. These rates are said to be "quite affordable", and will not change much, although prices in Switzerland are often volatile. This unique hotel is expected to open to visitors in the spring of 2018. Hai / Youth ***.

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