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"  Visitors to Neuwied, Germany can be assured of sweet dreams - candied coconut visions or those of a subtler digestive biscuit variety - thanks to the newly opened Food Hotel. Everything in the modern boutique hotel is food themed, from can-shaped furniture in the lounge areas to chairs resembling grocery carts in the lobby. There&amp;#039;s even a full-scale supermarket on the premises. When it comes to the guest rooms, travelers can chose from a number of motifs, such as a room decorated with tea crates or another with tables and pillows shaped like chocolate-filled sandwich cookies. According to Reuters, the hotelier teamed up with 36 popular German food manufacturers, including the brewer Veltins and confectioner Ferrero, giving each company artistic license to decorate and furnish a bedroom in exchange for financial support for the hotel&amp;#039;s design and construction. &amp;quot;We have found sponsors from the industry for all of the rooms,&amp;quot; hotel manager Peter Gruenhaeuser told Reuters. &amp;quot;We gave them basic guidelines for the rooms but within those we allowed them complete freedom and the opportunity to let their creative imaginations run wild.&amp;quot; Guests dreaming of a tropical vacation can opt for the Ferrero designed room, which is inspired by the desert island themed commercials for the company&amp;#039;s Raffaello coconut candies. The suite sports palm trees, seashells, and books about island destinations. For visitors seeking fun of a saltier variety, the room designed by potato chip manufacturer Chio is a good bet, with its disco balls and pulsing lights. A night with your favorite snacks will set you back about $124 for a single room or $198 for a double. So tell us, if you were designing a food themed room, what treats would deck your walls? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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