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To sleep in a chocolate house
Do you remember the movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? How the poor boy finds a golden ticket and enters the world of chocolate with the eccentric Willy Wonka. Everything there was made of this sweet delight. Did this movie become an inspiration for Jean-Luc Decluzeau, who created and made available to guests the chocolate house?
Chocolate Cabin is an 18-meter house designed and made by Jean Luc Decluzeau - a renowned artist specializing in chocolate sculptures. Everything in it is literally made of chocolate. Decluzeau used 1.5 tons of this specialty.
The cabin can accommodate up to four guests, who will be surrounded by decadent treats, including chocolate walls, a chocolate roof, fireplace, chest of drawers, clock, cups, books, and a luxuriously sweet chocolate chandelier. Furthermore, outside there is also a chocolate duck pond and a chocolate flowerbed.
Many delicious items in the house are indeed edible. Lucky ones who manage to book a stay in it will be able to experience it. This opportunity is offered exclusively by Booking.com.
"Booking.com aims to provide unique and unforgettable experiences to travelers from all over the world," said Vanessa Heydorff, Regional Director of Booking.com in France. "This chocolate house - one of a kind - celebrates the incredible diversity of Booking.com's offerings and is a tasty example of the many unforgettable experiences our customers can enjoy."
Jean-Luc Decluzeau stated: "I never thought I would have the opportunity to build a life-sized chocolate house for travelers to sleep in! I am delighted to collaborate with Booking.com and share my chocolate passion. I hope guests will have the opportunity to experience sweet moments in this unique place."
The chocolate house is located on the grounds of the Sevres Museum in France.
The photos are from Booking.com.
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