The Curator Suite 1503 at RYSE, Autograph Collection hotel in Seoul's Hongdae district, South Korea, features a bed approximately 6 m long, nearly the length of the room itself. This 73 m2 suite, launched in 2/2025, costs about 720 USD per night and accommodates up to four guests.
According to the hotel, the BED2525 bed was developed with the artist collective MSCHF from Brooklyn, US. The project, titled "Long Bed for Long Sleep in the Far Future", originated from the assumption that humans will continue to grow taller through generations, necessitating correspondingly sized accommodation in the future. The MSCHF collective also offered an alternative interpretation, envisioning a time when "giants once again walk the Earth".
Although conceived as an art concept, the bed has become a distinctive feature setting the Curator Suite apart from standard hotel rooms.
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The 6 m bed at the Seoul hotel. Photo: *unihotels* |
The oversized bed has gained significant attention on social media and travel forums. Videos showcasing the bed have garnered millions of interactions. Many travelers initially believed the images were digitally altered due to its unusual size.
According to Euronews, the room with its 6 m long bed reflects the growing global trend of sleep tourism. Instead of viewing hotels merely as places to stay, more travelers are prioritizing establishments that invest in sleep quality through room design, bedding, lighting, rest-support technology, and quiet spaces.
Beyond the bed, the room is designed as an art space, showcasing numerous famous works previously featured in exhibitions in Los Angeles and New York. The suite comes fully equipped with amenities, including: breakfast for two, a boombox speaker, smart TV, skincare masks, and various other services.
The RYSE hotel in Seoul is known for its creative design style. In addition to the Curator Suite, the hotel offers several other room categories, including: the Director Suite, Producer Suite, Artist Suite, and Executive Producer Suite, all aimed at guests who appreciate art and unique experiences.
By Mai Phuong (Source: Euronews, Uniqhotels)
