Are you scared of lifts , or fed up of taking the stairs ? A hotel in Taichung City in Taiwan has created the most exciting solution for guests to descend between floors . RedDot Hotel has installed a 30 metre long slide for guests to make the ultimate exit from their room . Scroll down for video . A stainless steel slide has been installed at the RedDot Hotel in Taiwan for guests to enjoy on their way down from their rooms . The slide consists of 102 stainless steel panels , which took five workers and £100,000 to build - definitely worth it ! The innovative slide was designed by General Manager Stephen Wu who said it has had a brilliant reception by adventurous guests . The spiral feature was inspired by the innovative Google offices , and allows guests to swiftly travel from the second to the first floor . The sleek hotel had to overcome a number of obstacles in order to create the slippery attraction . 'When it was transported to the hotel it was divided into four major segments , ' said the General Manager Steven Wu , who designed the slide . 'It was a big feat of engineering , we really feel a sense of achievement that we accomplished it . 'We asked five craftsmen to make it before we found someone who would do it . That 's how difficult it was . ' The RedDot Hotel ( left ) said that the project was an engineering feat , but has been enjoyed by all who have used it . General Manager Stephen Wu , 42 , who designed the slide said the 102 stainless steel sheets were transported in four pieces . The slide connects the second and first floor of the Taiwanese hotel , allowing guests to avoiding having to take the stairs . Adults and children alike have used the slide , which was created with the talents of five craftsmen . The fun stainless steel feature was not cheap to install , and set back the hotel £100,000 . It consists of 102 stainless steel sheet , which add to the hotel 's array of quirky furniture and ornaments , including a barber chairs in the lobby . Steven said : 'Each time passengers slide down they laugh out loud and enjoy it . 'With the stainless steel and accompanying neon lights , it becomes a tunnel which brings back memories of childhood . ' I truly believe that the slide is not simply for fun but rather it is a symbolic object reserving time and space for travellers . ' The 30 metre long slide fits right into the boutique hotel , which is adorned in neon sights and quirky seating in the reception area .
RedDot resort in bath has installed a 30 foot long stainless steel slide so guests do n't have to wait for the lift . The slippery slide was inspired by the creative design offices and designed by resort Manager , Stephen Wu . Wu said that the slide brings people back to their childhoods and has guests laughing on their way down .