
PituRooms: This hotel is just 2.8 meters (9 feet) across. Click through to learn more.

Behind the scenes: The hotel is a passion project of Indonesian architect Ary Indra.

Location scout: The hotel is in Salatiga, Central Java, Indonesia, Indra's hometown.

Room rate: There are only seven total rooms, one per floor. "Pitu" means "seven" in Javanese.

Connection: Rooms are linked by a metal staircase, and each one has a slightly different feel with decor and art.

Conceptually speaking: Indra saw an empty bit of land that was ignored by developers due to its odd size and came up with PituRooms as a way to create something there.

Next dimension: Each room is 2.4 meters (8 feet) high and can fit a double bed.

Love on top: In addition to the seven rooms, there's a bar and restaurant on the roof.

Reaching out: Indra wants PituRooms to be more than a hotel. There will also be community programming and events.


