You can book the ’90s-inspired Lisa Frank rainbow room of your childhood dreams

Oct. 10, 2019

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Headed to Los Angeles in the coming weeks and have an affinity for all things rainbow-colored in the extreme? We've got the perfect spot for you.

A collaboration between Hotels.com and the Lisa Frank brand — yes, that Lisa Frank from the 1990s with the colorful Trapper Keepers — the Lisa Frank Flat aims to make you feel like you've been "transported directly into a scene from one of [her] iconic notebooks from your childhood," according to Hotels.com. And from the looks of it, they've accomplished just that.

If you're wondering what you're getting yourself into by staying in a Lisa Frank Flat, you most definitely shouldn't expect a Zen experience. The room features neon unicorn lights, animal prints, dolphins, a light-up canopy bed and a giant window display that looks like an actual rainbow. There's even a free minibar offering your favorite treats from the '90s— Gushers, Pixi Stix, Cheese Ballz and more.

The custom penthouse is located in one of the rental company Barsala's Los Angeles properties and comes with a kitchen, bathroom, living and bedroom area. Nightly rates start at pretty reasonable $199 and will be bookable for a limited time from October 11 through October 27.

If you do decide to plan a trip, act quickly once the booking is live on the 11th; it's sure to book up quickly. Plus, don't forget to use the right credit card to earn rewards on your stay.

You could use a card like the Chase Sapphire Reserve, which is the best card for general travel purchases and offers 3x points on travel, including hotel bookings.

Let us know if you snag a room at this colorful flashback to the 1990s.

All photos courtesy of Hotels.com

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