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The Return of Fugly Hotel Carpeting

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 2259 Kalakaua Ave [map], Honolulu, HI, United States
February 20, 2009 at 2:40 PM | by | Comments (2)

We don't like kicking Hawaii when its occupancy rate is down but this fugly carpeting from the hallway at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Waikiki is scary. This picture was taken this month which would mean that the hotel's recent renovations obviously haven't covered carpeting.

And we're not sure we've encountered the protea flower in person but does it look as scary in real-life as it does on this rug?

On the bright side, anyone who loves the color pink (and we know someone who does) will love this hotel whose pink exterior has earned the nickname, The Pink Palace. That carries over to the website too, which is shockingly pink. Elle Woods already loves it.

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Yuck

Looks like some kind of screaming banshee head.
kjb on February 20, 2009 at 3:27 PM #Permalink

crazy carpet pattern

it's really crazy to see such kind of carpet desgin.
It's scary!!  how to be like a five stars hotel? the designer must be an terrorist from the edge of the earth.no design is real design. simple, easy and elegant.
From kunpeng carpet, we have professional chinese designers specialized in design very harmonious patterns, which we make sure you will like and enjoy to see.

Contact me if you need any carpet design assistance or production. www.kunpengchina.com.cn
my email: kunpengcarpet@gmail.com

wish you all the best

carpetit on June 11, 2009 at 11:44 AM #Permalink

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