Candlewood Suites, the Intercontinental Hotel Group's chain of extensive-stay lodgings, has a quirky Do Not Disturb sign that interprets "catching Zs" literally. It's one of several hotels to add some pizazz to the hotel staple.
Candlewood Suites —
Candlewood Suites, the Intercontinental Hotel Group's chain of extensive-stay lodgings, has a quirky Do Not Disturb sign that interprets "catching Zs" literally. It's one of several hotels to add some pizazz to the hotel staple.
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The Liberty enjoys poking fun at its notorious past -- the building was formerly the site of the Charles Street Jail. In keeping with the jailhouse theme, the hotel uses tags that read "solitary" (complete with jailers' keys) in place of traditional Do Not Disturb signs.
The Liberty Hotel —
The Liberty enjoys poking fun at its notorious past -- the building was formerly the site of the Charles Street Jail. In keeping with the jailhouse theme, the hotel uses tags that read "solitary" (complete with jailers' keys) in place of traditional Do Not Disturb signs.
Courtesy The Liberty Hotel
Part art museum, part boutique hotel, it should come as no surprise that the 21c Museum Hotel in Durham borrows from its personal collection to add personality to standard hotel features. The door hanger, for instance, features a reproduction of a painting called "Sock Garter," by American artist Timothy Cummings.
21c Museum Hotel Durham —
Part art museum, part boutique hotel, it should come as no surprise that the 21c Museum Hotel in Durham borrows from its personal collection to add personality to standard hotel features. The door hanger, for instance, features a reproduction of a painting called "Sock Garter," by American artist Timothy Cummings.
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The 21c Museum Hotel chain is also pet-friendly (score!). The chain has created a special sign for guests traveling with small mammals.
21c Museum Hotel Bentonville —
The 21c Museum Hotel chain is also pet-friendly (score!). The chain has created a special sign for guests traveling with small mammals.
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Great Wolf Lodge, a chain of water park resorts throughout North America, pays homage to its "rustic" aesthetic and family fun with these wooden "Do Not Disturb" signs.
Great Wolf Lodge —
Great Wolf Lodge, a chain of water park resorts throughout North America, pays homage to its "rustic" aesthetic and family fun with these wooden "Do Not Disturb" signs.
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Located in Manhattan's artistic epicenter, Hotel Indigo draws on the Lower East Side's street-art past with its graffiti-themed Do Not Disturb sign. The street-art theme doesn't end there; rooms are decorated with customized paintings by graffiti legend Lee Quinones.
Hotel Indigo Lower East Side —
Located in Manhattan's artistic epicenter, Hotel Indigo draws on the Lower East Side's street-art past with its graffiti-themed Do Not Disturb sign. The street-art theme doesn't end there; rooms are decorated with customized paintings by graffiti legend Lee Quinones.
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Touting itself as San Francisco's first boutique hotel, Hotel Union Square opts for humorously frank Do Not Disturb signs.
Hotel Union Square —
Touting itself as San Francisco's first boutique hotel, Hotel Union Square opts for humorously frank Do Not Disturb signs.
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Yes, New York is populated by tough guys (need proof? Netflix any Martin Scorsese movie). Midtown hotel Le Parker Meridien gives guests a bit of New York flavor with these door hangers.
Le Parker Meridien —
Yes, New York is populated by tough guys (need proof? Netflix any Martin Scorsese movie). Midtown hotel Le Parker Meridien gives guests a bit of New York flavor with these door hangers.
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The Library Hotel is a bibliophile's dream come true. Not only can guests browse 6,000 titles, but each floor is themed around a literary genre. Unsurprisingly, the hotel's Do Not Disturb signs farther the hotel's bookish vibe.
The Library Hotel —
The Library Hotel is a bibliophile's dream come true. Not only can guests browse 6,000 titles, but each floor is themed around a literary genre. Unsurprisingly, the hotel's Do Not Disturb signs farther the hotel's bookish vibe.
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The Antigua-based Jumby Bay, a Rosewood Resort (that's the full name) has opted for a subtler Do Not Disturb sign. The door hangers are made exclusively for the resort by a local Antigua artist from local shells and raffia palms (guests can special-order the artwork to bring home).
Jumby Bay, A Rosewood Resort —
The Antigua-based Jumby Bay, a Rosewood Resort (that's the full name) has opted for a subtler Do Not Disturb sign. The door hangers are made exclusively for the resort by a local Antigua artist from local shells and raffia palms (guests can special-order the artwork to bring home).
Courtesy Rosewood Hotels
Similarly, Las Ventanas al Paraiso, A Rosewood Resort in Mexico also employs local craftspeople to make its door hangers. The hangers are actually made from necklaces that are traditional in the region.
Las Ventanas al Paraiso, A Rosewood Resort —
Similarly, Las Ventanas al Paraiso, A Rosewood Resort in Mexico also employs local craftspeople to make its door hangers. The hangers are actually made from necklaces that are traditional in the region.
Courtesy Rosewood Hotels
A Do Not Disturb sign with hashtags? Only in Silicon Valley. The Bay Area-based Stanford Court's door hangers also depict "on" and "off" switches (how else will their techy guests understand what they're for?).
Stanford Court —
A Do Not Disturb sign with hashtags? Only in Silicon Valley. The Bay Area-based Stanford Court's door hangers also depict "on" and "off" switches (how else will their techy guests understand what they're for?).
Courtesy Stanford Court Hotel
The ever-quirky Jane Hotel, located in Manhattan's West Village, started out as a place for sailors to cast anchor -- it even housed survivors of the Titanic. The marine theme remains (rooms are decked out to look like cabins), and the Victorian-style door hangers are an homage to the hotel's naval past.
Jane Hotel —
The ever-quirky Jane Hotel, located in Manhattan's West Village, started out as a place for sailors to cast anchor -- it even housed survivors of the Titanic. The marine theme remains (rooms are decked out to look like cabins), and the Victorian-style door hangers are an homage to the hotel's naval past.
Courtesy Jane Hotel