This is a prime place for a fling. The sun dapples through the skylit roof, bouncing off columns covered in clay tiles in yellows and greens and blues. Some look treelike. Others have been whacked with hammers to create a mosaic. They are small but efficient, designed in Scandinavian-country style.
Foyers hold charming pine armoires.
The walls, which curl gently around corners and archways, are painted a restful off-white. Floors are pine. Friedensreich Hundertwasser is Europe's Andy Warhol of pop architecture. The challenge here, he says, was to show that a building itself can have a great restorative impact on a holiday-taker's psyche. Nowhere can you find such harmony between an intact environment, man's creativity, and the traditions of nature's healing properties.