The central prison of Lucerne was built in 1862 and operated until 1998. This historic building was recently repurposed, allowing you to stay in one of the 60 prison cell rooms. The hotel got its name after Barabas, a brave pacifist man who refused military service, and as a result, …
In Roermond, a 19th-century jail has been reborn as one of the Netherlands' most distinctive hotels - where the cell doors are original, the fine dining is serious, and checking out is entirely optional. There's something about sleeping somewhere that once held people against their will - especially when the …