The World's Most Dangerous Hotel for Climbers Has Opened in the Italian Alps5 photos
Perched atop cliffs over 300 meters high, this hotel is designed specifically for climbers. Only 12 guests can stay here at a time, all of whom share the common goal of conquering Mont Blanc. Named in honor of the great Italian mountaineer Giusto Gervazutti, this hotel runs on solar power. It offers wooden beds, a kitchen, a storage room, a dining room, and a living room with stunning views of the Fribouze Glacier.
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