One Of Paris’ Most Famous Hotels, Le Bristol, Is Getting Into The NFT Game
Paris' fabled Oetker collection hotel, Le Bristol, is dropping a limited amount of NFTs on April 14th, entitled ‘Le Bristol Unlocked.'
Photo Credit: Le Bristol Paris
Le Bristol, one of the most famous 5-stars in Paris, is jumping on the NFT bandwagon, highlighting further a new era in tourism.
The multi-phase project will begin with a very limited drop of 11 NFTs (available April 14th), ‘Le Bristol Unlocked’, created in collaboration with the start-up Metav.rs. Each NFT owner is granted membership to Le Bristol’s L’H3ritage Club.
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Privileges for owners include anytime access to dedicated and secret menus at the hotel’s restaurants, and weekly access to its stunning rooftop swimming pool (normally open to guests only), among other perks. In addition, each NFT unlock doors to one of 11 rewards encompassing ‘money-can’t-buy’ experiences that have never been offered before from the property.
As the first hotel of its standing to expose itself to blockchain and cryptocurrencies, Oetker Collection’s stunning five-star hotel in the heart of Paris seeks to embrace both the old and the new, the objective being for its future to create experiences that expand the hotel’s influence and offer new ways to interact with its extraordinary art de vivre.
Le Bristol Paris’ 11 limited-edition ‘Le Bristol Unlocked’ NFTs will be available for purchase in cryptocurrency exclusively on April 14, 2023 HERE.
Le Bristol is located at 112 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, France
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