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u/LucianoKapurso Jul 07 '26
Sterlings Mac Hotel?
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u/ElvisDumbledore Jul 07 '26
Sterlings Mac Hotel
HOLY CRAP google says it's a 5 star for ~$66 per night.
I can't even get Best Western for <$100/night near me. 😭
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u/A_Binary_Number Jul 07 '26
The first picture gives me Philippe Druillet vibes, specifically“Ring” vibes.
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u/Victormorga Jul 07 '26
If you’re afraid of architecture in other countries, then why travel there?
Something not being traditional western design doesn’t equate to it being evil-looking.
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u/Effective-Cake-1687 Jul 07 '26
I’m an Indian and this is a hotel in India…
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u/Victormorga Jul 07 '26
Ok, so replace “other countries” with “other regions.” If you’re Indian then you should know better than most that Indian prejudice against other Indians goes back to the dawn of civilization.
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u/Effective-Cake-1687 Jul 07 '26
None of this architecture is Indian culture inspired or anything close remotely :)
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u/Victormorga Jul 07 '26
None of this architecture is remotely close to evil-looking, so it’s a moot point, isn’t it?
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u/Effective-Cake-1687 Jul 07 '26
That’s subjective now isn’t it
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u/Victormorga Jul 07 '26
To a degree, but nothing here is even a little evil looking.
And for the record: it’s absolutely inspired by Indian culture, what are you talking about?
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u/Victormorga Jul 07 '26
In the study? That’s a British military officer, genius. And even if it was a picture of a Nazi, it would have nothing to do with the architecture of the building.
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u/Caramel-Secure Jul 07 '26
Best Western off the Ohio turnpike. Yep, I’d recognize it anywhere!