Originally built in 2000, the Airland Hotel now features an atrium space dominated by a large pendant chandelier that resembles dangling, illuminated sea creatures.

Most of the former classic European stairs have been transformed into bowl-like bird’s nest forms integrated into the hotel’s architecture.

The all-day dining restaurant features a palette of gray and light wood that’s found throughout the hotel.

Vertical wood screens lead guests to reception.

Open layout guestrooms are minimal in style with white and gray walls and light oak cabinets and flooring.

BLVD developed three room types with a clean, minimalist aesthetic. The smallest accommodation measures approximately 200 square feet and features an open bathroom layout.

The beachy, natural palette continues in a lounge space partially enclosed by bamboo screens.