In Belgium, there is a town called Mechelen. It is unique that you can rent a number in the church there. That is, the building in which this hotel is located is a redone Catholic temple. Passing by, you simply will not give him special attention: the temple is a temple, very ordinary in appearance: like a taxi airport Simferopol, the main thing is not a form, but content. Nevertheless, everyone would be interested to know that the monks, before selling the building of the temple, carried out its deskalization, that is, eliminated the sacredness of the temple from real being. And already in the two thousand ninth year, a hotel was opened in the building of the former temple, which is called Martin’s Patershof. The Martin’s Patershof Hotel has fifty -six rooms at his disposal. Having settled in this hotel, you can walk and see the entire temple building. The service staff and the hotel administration claim that during the restoration of the building, the master has achieved that the building was left without any changes in architecture. All elements of internal and outdoor scenery remained the same as a hundred years ago. The temple itself was built at the end of the nineteenth century. If you try to get up in the very center of the hotel hall and look up, then you will see the arch of the temple through several floors that have transparent floors. From such a spectacle you will get a lot of emotions and incomparable impressions. The only difference between the hotel and the temple is acoustics: the architects made the ceilings transparent so as not to change the appearance of the temple, rightly considering that the acoustics in the hotel should not correspond to acoustics in the temple.
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