The JAM Hotel in Brussels, Belgium, is located inside a building that used to be an art school, but has been converted to a unique new hotel.
Photography © JAM / Oana Crainic
The interior design of the hotel was completed by Atelier Lionel Jadot, and features artistic elements throughout, which seems appropriate considering the building’s former life as an art school.
Photography © JAM / Oana Crainic
The hotel has a restaurant that serves pizza and pasta under a canopy of colorful ceiling details.
Photography © JAM / Oana Crainic
There’s also a couple of bars. The bar seen below uses concrete pipes as shelving.
Photography © JAM / Oana Crainic
A large games room makes sure there is always something to do.
Photography © JAM / Oana Crainic
Outside, there’s a rooftop pool and terrace area.
Photography © JAM / Oana Crainic
The hotel rooms show touches of the old building and have been kept simple and contemporary.
Photography © JAM / Oana Crainic
Built-in desks and sofas make the most of the rooms.
Photography © JAM / Oana Crainic
If you don’t mind sharing a room, the hotel also has dormitory-style rooms, with pops of color defining the sleeping spaces.
Photography © JAM / Oana Crainic
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