Eastlink Hotel

Photo Credit: Noah Stone

Melbourne, Australia | C.2007

Photo Credit: Noah Stone

A hotel where you can’t book a room?

With a red sign reading “HOTEL” and various windows insinuating rooms, the Eastlink Hotel appears to be a place to rest your head at the end of a long day. But in reality, this is all a literal facade. This building may appear to be a hotel, but it’s a sculpture of one. With passing motorists thinking this is just a normal hotel, it sits among various other sculpture along EastLink road.

Eerie or quirky? Now that’s decided by the eye of the beholder. Just don’t try to book a room.

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