Now we would describe this as "the world's scariest hotel" - but a) that makes it sound like a haunted, Dracula-style residence; and b) this isn't, in fact a hotel, but a 'revolutionary bivouc'.
Perched high up in the Alps on the approach to Mont Blanc, it's called 'The New Refuge Gervasutti', and it has, as you can see, quite the view:
Boasting a kitchen, a dining room and a living room, too, the 100 square foot shelter is 9,000ft above sea level, with the closest village being Courmayeur, in north-western Italy.
The climbing hostel was commissioned by the Italian Alpine Club and cost around £200,000 to build, but those looking to stay themselves will only need to cough up £23 a night, with 12 beds available. But then again, they will need to climb halfway up Europe's highest mountain to make use of it, so perhaps that's why it's so reasonable, eh?
Photograph courtesy of Francesco Mattuzzi. For more details, check out his website here.