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Taking Chessboxing to a whole new level - with a hotel
It has been 4 years since Gadling devoted an article to the fine sport of Chessboxing.
Chessboxing is a hybrid sport combining chess and boxing (duh). The name describes exactly what the sport involves, but if you don't have a very creative imagination, picture a boxing ring with a chess board. The game switches between playing chess and punching the crap out of each other.
The sport is apparently so popular, that the man behind it has opened a hotel in Berlin with the sole purpose of offering affordable living space for people who play the sport, or those that just want to be surrounded by art inspired by famous chess and boxing icons.
Located in an old East German building near the Potsdamer Platz, the hotel offers 3 different rooms for just 90€ a night. Beds are named after Muhammad Ali, Bobby Fischer, Mike Tyson, Miyamoto Musashi and Anantoly Karpov.
Source: Chessboxing rental apartment
Filed under: Germany, Hotels and Accommodations
