You can sleep under the stars at these outdoor hotel suites in the Swiss Alps

Personal butler included
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Rosie Fitzmaurice @RosieFitzmauric
6 August 2018

The Toggenburg project by Zero Real Estate, is based on an idea by artists Frank and Patrik Riklin, who have essentially taken three hotel rooms and dropped them into the middle of secluded Wildhaus, in Switzerland's picturesque Toggenburg region, for 45 days this year.

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There’s the "Burst Suite" which sits above the Toggenburg valley at the foot of the Alpstein massif (pictured below).

The Burst Suite at the foot of the Alpstein massif
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And the “Schwendi Suite” above the Schwendiseen, a small lake above Wildhaus, as seen below.

The Schwendi Suite (Toggenburg Tourismus)
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And, finally the “Stump Suite” (pictured below) which is set under a canopy of trees, near Hotel Stump's Alpenrose.

The Stump Suite (Toggenburg Tourismus)
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Sadly the first two suites are fully booked for 2018, though there's still availability at the latter – the Stump Suite – which is conveniently located close to the hotel's wellness spa.

For CHF 295 (£228) per night, awaken to a "concerto of alpine birds" from the outdoor double bed. You'll also get a welcome drink, breakfast basket in bed, and your own personal butler for the night.

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And fortunately the package also includes back-up accommodation in the event of bad weather.

Head to Toggenburg Tourismus for more information.

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