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Spend your vacation in a flying saucer or in an underwater capsule, admiring the world of tropical fish and corals, or maybe in the realm of ice or at a lighthouse - even a day in any of these hotels will become an unforgettable adventure.
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1. Attrap'Reves
Alps haute provence, France
Guests of this hotel enjoy life in bubbles made of a transparent elastic material that blocks UV during the day and protects against insects and dampness at night. The grass floor and the telescope are nice additions to the comfort. Cylindrical corridors lead inside the rooms.
- The cost of living - from € 139.
2. The Manta Resort
Pemba Island, Tanzania
It would be an ordinary resort hotel on the seashore, if not for one room - a houseboat with an underwater room. The Underwater Room is located 250 meters from the shore. On the deck of an exotic design, you can sunbathe with a cocktail in your hand during the day or admire the stars at night. Through the huge windows of the underwater bedroom, you can observe the life of reef fish, jellyfish and squid.
- Accommodation in the Underwater Room - about € 1,000 per day, in other hotel rooms - from € 405.
3. Poseidon Undersea Resort
This unusual hotel includes 74 rooms, 25 of which are located under water at a depth of 15 m, and the rest are built on stilts right above the water. Underwater rooms are made in the form of 50-meter capsules, interconnected by the so-called corridor. Relaxing in your room, hotel guests can watch life marine life- for this they just need to turn on a special light that attracts the inhabitants of the underwater world.
- The cost of staying at the hotel is $15,000 for one tourist or $30,000 for two for 7 days (6 nights).
4 Arctic Tree House Hotel
Rovaniemi, Finnish Lapland
An arctic hotel with luxurious apartments, located right under the trees. The hotel has an ideal location to admire northern lights and visit the Santa Claus Village - the main Christmas destination in the world.
- The cost of living - from € 850 for 2 days.
5. Jumbo Stay
Stockholm, Sweden
Boeing 747-212B (Jumbo Jet), owned by a Swedish company that went bankrupt in 2002, was converted into a hostel in 2008 and placed at the entrance to Arlanda Airport in Stockholm. It was equipped with 29 rooms. The most expensive and spacious room is located in the cockpit. From the cockpit there is a panoramic view of the airport, from the regular rooms - a view of the runway.
- The cost of accommodation is approximately € 136 per day.
6 Skylodge Adventure Suites
Urubamba, Peru
This unusual hotel consists of 3 transparent capsules, located at an altitude of approximately 120 m in the Sacred Valley of Cusco in Peru. The design of the hotel structure allows you to enjoy the view of the valley below and experience mountain adventure. Part of the adventure revolves around having to get to the capsule by climbing a rock or climbing a difficult path along a mountain path.
- The cost of accommodation is approximately € 270 per day per person (capsule room capacity - up to 8 people).
7 Sheraton Huzhou Hot Spring Resort
Huzhou, China
An unusually shaped luxury hotel - 27 floors above the water and 2 below to create a complete oval. Included in the top 10 most expensive hotels in the world.
- The cost of living in a double room - from € 200 per day.
8. Inntel Amsterdam Zaandam
Amsterdam, Netherlands
The façade of this hotel is made up of almost 70 stacked houses - from cottages to working country houses - that are typical of Amsterdam. The rooms are inspired by local history.
- The cost of living in a double room - from € 130 per day.
The rooms at this hotel are balloon-shaped and suspended from trees, so you can sleep in a room that will sway slightly in the wind.
- The cost of accommodation - from € 155 per day.
10. The Boot Bed'n'Breakfast
Tasman, New Zealand
In the very center beautiful region Tasman in New Zealand is a 2-story cottage in the shape of a giant boot The Boot Bed N ' Breakfast. The guest house is designed for 2 people and is perfect place for a romantic getaway.
- The cost of living is approximately € 250 per day for a couple.
11. Giraffe Manor
Nairobi, Kenya
One of the most famous buildings Nairobi with a magnificent garden and sun terrace. The main highlight of the unusual hotel is the opportunity to spend a day in the company of Rothschild giraffes, who now and then strive to look into the prudently open windows and doors of the hotel in the hope of getting a generous portion of treats.
- The cost of living - from € 490 per day per person.
12. ION Luxury Adventure Hotel
Nesjavellir, Iceland
Located on the slope of the Heingidl volcano, just 18 km from the UNESCO-protected national park Thingvellir, the hotel seems to grow out of the mountain and hangs in the air, resting on puffs of geothermal steam. abundance thermal springs nearby not only supplies the rooms with hot water, but also serves as a constant source of steam, which envelops the base of the structure and creates the illusion of a floating building.
- The cost of living - from € 496 per day for a 2-bed room.
13. Giant Wine Barrel Room
Sasbachwalden, Germany
An eco-hotel in Germany is original with its rooms in the form of giant wine barrels overlooking the vineyards. The hotel is located in a unique location among the forested hills, in a village famous for winemaking and woodworking industry.
- The cost of living - from € 156 for 2 adults.
14 Treehouse Lodge
Iquitos, Peru
Sleep to the sound of rain and birdsong in Amazonian jungle- a real dream. Guests literally live in the trees - all bungalows are hidden in lush crowns. Outwardly, the houses resemble bird nests, connected by wooden bridges. This unusual accommodation allows vacationers to completely merge with the wild Peruvian nature.
- The cost of accommodation - from € 1,238 for 2 nights for two.
15 Ice Hotel
Jukkasjärvi, Sweden
Icehotel is a real ice gem in Sweden. Its unique interior and architectural ensemble created annually by talented artists from all over the world who come to the village of Jukkasjärvi to turn their ideas into reality. The hotel's ice rooms are decorated with LED lamps, animal skins, paintings and ice sculptures. All amenities are located in an adjacent room, a few meters from the hotel, where guests' belongings are also stored. Tourists wishing to stay in an ice hotel are instructed on living in rooms made of ice.
- The cost of living is approximately € 578 per night for two. It is not recommended to spend more than one night in a cold room.
16 Treehotel
Harads, Sweden
Treehotel offers its guests incredibly beautiful rooms located right on the trees. As a home, you can choose one of the designer rooms in an ecological style: a capsule with panoramic windows, a nest of a huge bird, a mirror glass cube or a flying saucer, as if hovering in the air.
- The cost of living - from € 503 for two.
17. Eco-hotel LeapRus
Kabardino-Balkaria, Russia
One of the most high mountain hotels in the world - 3912 m above sea level. Now climbing Elbrus can be both extreme and comfortable at the same time: at the place of lodging for the night, water flows from the tap hot water, floors are heated, high-speed Wi-Fi, and the food is a full 3-course meal (despite the fact that it is extremely difficult to cook at such an altitude, boiling occurs at 80 degrees, you need to cook for several hours). The hotel consists of several blocks resembling space capsules. You can reach the hotel by cable car up to 3,800 m, and then - by snowmobile directly to the door of the hotel.
- The cost of accommodation and meals - 7,500 ₽ per person per day, a place at the panoramic window (with meals) - 8,800 per day.
18. Igloo Hotel, Mountain Territory
Nachiki village, Russia
An exotic hotel with ethnic flavor is a complex of structures made of large igloos (an igloo is a domed winter dwelling of the Eskimos made of snow or ice blocks compacted by the wind), completely made of snow. Large igloos have a lounge and a bar with a bar and an ice fireplace. Igloos for accommodation will be designed for two or eight guests. Snow beds with skins and sleeping systems that will keep even the most heat-loving girls and children warm.
- The cost of living is from 2,000 to 9,000 rubles per day.
19. Montana Magic Lodge
Neltume, Chile
This fabulous mountain lodge is located in Huilo Huilo Nature Reserve. From the outside, the hotel looks like a volcano, and if not for the window openings, this structure would look like part of a forest landscape. The "monkey" suspension bridge at the level of the middle part of the structure is the only way to get inside.
- The cost of living is approximately € 367 for 2 nights.
20. Société Duvetnor
Quebec, Canada
The lighthouse, set in 1862 on the St. Lawrence River, was abandoned after 100 years, and in 1989 was revived as a hotel. This architectural monument of federal significance has only 3 double rooms and a common living room, which are decorated in the spirit of the last century. You can watch birds through the telescope on the tower.
- The cost of accommodation - from $ 175 per person.
During our last trip to St. Petersburg, we talked a lot with the managers of large and mini hotels about how hotel business in our country. Almost every one of them talked about the fact that in St. Petersburg there is very serious competition among hotels, but in Moscow, everything is completely different - there are not enough hotels and even the worst hotel in a residential area is almost always full.
With the help of you and the online service for booking hotels, we tried to find unusual hotels in Moscow. Yes, there are fewer such hotels in the capital than in St. Petersburg, but they still exist :). Let's take a look at them together...
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: open cost rooms from 6500 rubles to 12500 rubles. When ordering through Ostrovok.ru, the cost of rooms is from 4500 rubles.
1. This small boutique hotel is located in one of the side streets near the Mayakovskaya metro station, a 3-minute walk from Tverskaya Street. It opened in 2009, in a mansion that was rebuilt from scratch in the image and likeness of the Chenonceau castle in France.
2. The hotel has only 9 very comfortable rooms, 4 categories (Suite, Junior Suite, Standard, Single)
3. Paintings brought from France hang in the corridors, fresh flowers - everything is quiet and calm. You have to look for such quiet corners in the very center of Moscow.
4. The rooms have free tea and coffee, all bath accessories, including bathrobes and slippers.
5. Yes, the hotel itself is ideal for celebrating weddings or some small celebrations. At least all the conditions for this have been created: there is a cozy private courtyard and a chic restaurant ... and, of course, a stunning honeymoon suite with champagne, a fruit basket from the hotel and a late check-out.
6. Breakfast is not included in the room rate and costs 600 rubles. If you do not want to eat at the hotel, there are plenty of caffeine and restaurants of all stripes around. It is difficult to stay hungry in this area :).
7. By the way, the hotel positions itself as a non-smoker. Wi-Fi throughout the hotel is free and quite fast.
8. We didn’t manage to taste anything in the restaurant, as it was being prepared for a banquet, but of course everything looks very “expensive and rich” :).
9. We visited Chenonoso in March, when it was still snowing. But judging by the stories and some photographs, the patio turns into a small garden in summer. cozy garden with a fountain and a summer cafe. You will definitely have to look there on a summer Saturday evening :).
Of the small nuances - the hotel does not have its own parking, so on weekdays during the day it can be problematic to leave a car.
: Open room rates from 6080 rubles. When ordering through Ostrovok.ru, the cost of rooms is from 4400 rubles.
10. To be honest, when we went to this hotel, it seemed like a kind of "scoop" with gloomy porters and slightly shabby walls. And in the room there had to be a decanter with faceted glasses. I don’t know where we picked up such associations, but in fact the hotel pleasantly surprised us.
11. The hotel opened, scary to imagine, already in 1952. Now it has 108 rooms, 6 categories.
12. You can immediately see how rich his history is. This is how you check into a room, lie down on the bed, and Chuck Norris himself may have slept on it :).
13. The building itself, for sure, many of you have seen, if not live, then in the cinema. By the way, until now, historical films are often shot here, because the entourage of many rooms conveys the spirit of that time as accurately as possible.
14. Inside there are quite a few different cafes, billiard rooms, restaurants and just nooks and crannies, where you can either talk with guests or just plunge into the era of your grandparents.
15. The rooms impressed us first of all with the height of their ceilings. 3.70 and up - that's really impressive! All windows overlook either the courtyard or a quiet street.
16. The parquet, as we were told, has remained since those times and is regularly rubbed by specially trained people. The hotel also has an art gallery.
17. All rooms have all kinds of bath accessories, free wifi and tea, coffee and water. There is also excellent parking for all guests.
18. The interior looks great of course. To preserve and maintain the historical image, a group of restorers works on the staff of the hotel. And this is not an empty phrase, the condition of the hotel is really amazing.
19. We liked this table. You can immediately see big things behind him once decided :).
20. At one time, in Moscow, it was fashionable in such hotels to rent some rooms as offices. Naturally, this caused some inconvenience to the guests. In the hotel "Soviet" now the entire number of rooms is used exclusively for its intended purpose.
21. By the way, you can get a club suite as a gift from the hotel. To do this, you just need to celebrate the wedding in local restaurant:). And the phone in the photo, by the way, is working - checked.
22. Breakfasts are included in the price of all room categories.
23. In the evening, live music plays in the hotel - a harp or a piano.
24. A restaurant where show programs are held every evening.
: Open room rates from 550 rubles. When ordering through Ostrovok.ru, the cost of rooms is from 550 rubles.
25. Hostel Fabrika is probably located in the very center of modern Moscow culture - on Red October. Still, this is a unique opportunity to live for only 500 rubles a day, just 7 minutes walk from the Kremlin.
26. Total in a hostel that is already open whole year, 14 rooms of 4 categories (2, 4, 6 and 8-bed).
27. The atmosphere there is relaxed and even a little creative. On the day of our shooting, a whole KVN team lived in the hostel, which held its rehearsals right there :).
28. Inside there is everything for a full-fledged student life :). Free Wi-Fi, TV, microwave, refrigerator - in general, a kind of student paradise :). By the way, there is even a case when a young man from America met a girl in this hostel, from somewhere in Siberia, and the other day they got married .. how! :).
29. There are also such 2-bed rooms with private facilities right in the room.
30. The interior of the Factory was decorated by young artists, so in places it turned out informally and boldly.
: Open room rates from 3200 rubles. When ordering through Ostrovok.ru, the cost of rooms is from 2800 rubles.
31. The hotel is located near Red Square, in Teatralny Proyezd. It was opened by a group of designers, artists and actors in the summer of 2009.
32. A total of 23 rooms of 4 categories were found.
33. The hotel occupies the third floor of the unique historical and architectural ensemble of the Chinese baths of the merchant Khludov built in 1891. And on the second floor there is a cafe - the theater-club of Alexei Paperny "Workshop". A small nuance: apparently on Fridays and Saturdays in some hotel rooms it is a little noisy.
34. Design rooms are the pride of the hotel. They were painted by famous Argentine artists.
35. The rooms have all bath accessories, except for bathrobes and slippers.
36. Breakfasts are included in the price of the room, but rather unpretentious.
37. The design of all the rooms that we managed to see was very pleased - lively and unusual.
38. Some rooms without windows, however, are cheaper.
39. There is twilight in the corridors and a certain mystery is directly felt.
40. We haven’t ridden such elevators for a long time 🙂
And: The open cost of rooms in the hostel is from 700 rubles, and in the hotel from 3200 rubles. When ordering through Ostrovok.ru, the cost of rooms is from 600 rubles and 3000 rubles.
41. The Basilica Hostel and Hotel are located in a quiet side street near the Kitai-Gorod metro station. Not close distance from the subway (about 20 minutes on foot) is probably the only controversial point.
42. In total there are 14 rooms of 3 categories (2, 4 and 6 people)
43. To be honest, for the first time in hostels we saw such spacious and clean rooms. You can't even say that the hostel is already more than 2 years old :).
44. All amenities are in decent condition. By the way, shower accessories are included in the price of the room (not so often in hostels).
45. There is a kitchen with a microwave, TV, and of course free Wi-Fi. If you wish, you can order a simple breakfast in your room for 200 rubles.
46. Inner courtyard, in the summer a tent is set up here, in which exhibitions, picnics, etc. are held.
47. Well, this is the room of the Basilica Hotel, which is located in the next building. In total, it has 11 rooms (standards and suites), costing from 3,000 to 4,000 rubles.
: Open room rates from 2900 rubles. When ordering through Ostrovok.ru, the cost of rooms is from 2400 rubles.
48. This small hotel (12 rooms, standard and comfort) is ideal for those who come to Moscow on business in the Warsaw or Kashirskoe highway. If you plan to walk in the center, then this option will probably not be very convenient.
49. The hotel is young (only a year old), in a quiet residential area. To be honest, we expected a little more binding of the hotel's design to the name, but ... In general, an ordinary, solid hotel in a quiet area.
50. Here is a tree growing there.
51. Kitchen with stove, microwave, refrigerator, kettle, etc. - everything is free. If desired, you can order breakfast in the room for 400 rubles. Here you need to understand that in this area there are no caffeine and restaurants on every corner, so this kind of cuisine can be very useful.
52. Comfort differs from the standard in a larger area, the furniture is a little better and the TV is a little bigger :). The rooms have all bath amenities except bathrobes.
53. By the way, the hotel positions itself as a "non-smoking", but inside the hotel there is a "smoking room". Wi-Fi is free in the rooms.
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Now we decided to tell you about the most unusual hotels in Moscow.
The oldest hotels
Hotels "Metropol" And "National"- one of the oldest in Moscow, they are over 100 years old!
Metropol opened in 1905. For its time, it was unique in size, comfort and finish. hotel for 400 rooms, of which, in accordance with the spirit of the Art Nouveau era, no two were the same. The hotel rooms provided refrigerators (filled with ice), telephones and hot water, which was a novelty at the beginning of the 20th century. Construction of the Metropol began Savva Mamontov, but because of accusations of embezzlement, the hotel was sold. The hotel has been distinguished by its rich, extraordinary and exquisite decoration.
The building is decorated with numerous majolica panels and sculptural friezes. Initially, the entire building was surrounded by a majolica inscription by F. Nietzsche: "Again, the old truth, when you build a house, you notice that you have learned something." In Soviet times, in that part of the facade that faces the modern Revolution Square, another inscription was added: “Only the dictatorship of the proletariat is able to free humanity from the oppression of capital. V. Lenin. The original inscription is only partially visible today, but the second inscription has completely survived to this day. 
At the hotel Metropol two presidential numbers: 2264 and 3364. Presidential suite 2264 includes 3 rooms: living room, bedroom, small study. The room has a bathroom, toilet and sauna. The area of the room is more than 90 square meters. Michael Jackson lived here in Presidential Suite 3364 in 1993, Kim Jong Il, Jacques Chirac, Marlene Dietrich, Elton John, Arnold Schwarzenegger and many other world celebrities stayed here. The price of a presidential suite is approx. 85000 rub., A standard from 8500 rub.
Hotel "National" opened in 1903 and received distinguished guests of the last Russian tsar and representatives of the reigning dynasties of Europe. In 1903 the hotel had one hundred and sixty rooms, among which the apartments on the third floor of the hotel were the most expensive and luxuriously decorated.
Room 101, until 1917 called the "Louis XVI Drawing Room" and number 115, which bore the name "Louis XV Living Room". Currently, these rooms are called "Presidential Suites".
In 1903, the cost of staying in a hotel ranged from 1 ruble 50 kopecks to 25 rubles per day. For comparison, at the beginning of the 20th century, zemstvo teachers and doctors received a salary of 10-15 rubles, which was a good income. Now a presidential number costs about 60,000 rubles, and a standard one costs about 10,000 rubles.
The most Soviet hotels
The most famous and interesting hotels Soviet period can be considered Hotel "Soviet" and of course Hilton Leningradskaya, located in the Stalinist skyscraper.
Hotel "Soviet" was built in 1952. by Stalin's personal order.
A rare case - the hotel owes its birth to the restaurant, and not vice versa. The legendary restaurant "Yar", built on this site in 1851. and rebuilt in 1910, gave birth in 1952 to the Sovetskaya Hotel, which became a government residence.
Stalin received delegations from other countries here and often stayed at this hotel for the night. By the way, his apartments can now be rented by anyone. The Stalin Apartments are three large rooms and two bathrooms with Jacuzzis.
The number will cost at 19 thousand rubles. In these apartments, in addition to Stalin, stayed Indira Gandhi and Margaret Thatcher. For guests of the hotel "Soviet" in the restaurant "Yar" there is a 10% discount.
The restaurant is also unusual, with a rich history and very beautiful. In the evening, you can see a colorful show program there.
Hotel Hilton Moscow Leningradskaya located in one of the famous Stalinist skyscrapers, built in 1949-1954. The skyscraper in which the hotel is located is located on Komsomolskaya Square, next to Yaroslavsky, Kazansky and Leningradsky railway stations.
It is curious that the living space in the Leningradskaya Hotel occupies only 22% of total area building. Everything else is reserved for public areas. One of these areas is the luxurious reception hall.
Interestingly, two years after the construction of "Leningradskaya" with its Versailles gilded interiors, the architectural policy changed dramatically. In 1955, the well-known resolution of the Central Committee of the CPSU and the Council of Ministers of the USSR "On the elimination of excesses in design and construction", signed by Khrushchev and Bulganin, was issued. Here is the quote: “Large excesses were made in the design and construction of high-rise buildings. So, for example, the same amount of money was spent on the construction of the Leningradskaya Hotel with 354 rooms on Kalanchevskaya Square in Moscow (architects Polyakov and Boretsky) as would be needed for the construction of an economically designed hotel with 1000 rooms.
Following the decree - the decision: “To deprive the architects Polyakov and Boretsky of the title of laureate of the Stalin Prize ... To oblige the Moscow City Executive Committee to dismiss the head of the Architectural Workshop of the Mosproekt Institute, comrade Polyakov, for the excesses and waste of public funds in the design and construction and for the wrong management of construction organizations” .
Now the hotel has 226 rooms, prices from 6 to 100 thousand rubles for the number.
The most expensive hotel in Moscow
by the most expensive hotel in Moscow is considered The Ritz Carlton
which opened in 2007. on the site of the demolished high-rise building of the Intourist Hotel, a two-minute walk from the Kremlin. The interiors of the hotel, decorated in the Classicism style of Imperial Russia, are one of the distinguishing features of the hotel. Spacious rooms, feather beds, Italian linens, marble bathrooms. The hotel has an O2 lounge and Stylish rooftop terrace with panoramic views of Red Square and the Kremlin.
Room prices vary from 22 to 100 thousand rubles. Celebrities of the world often stay at the hotel.
Tallest hotels
Live high in Moscow and enjoy the panoramic view you can in hotels "Swisstel Krasnye Holmy" and "Triumph Palace".
IN Swisstel Krasnye Holmy, 34th floor, on the top floor of the hotel, resembling a flying saucer, there is a panoramic cocktail bar "City Space". The hotel has 233 rooms, incl. 27 suites, room rate from 12 to 38 thousand rubles.
boutique hotel "Triumph Palace" - the highest hotel in Moscow and Europe, is located in the Triumph Palace residential complex and occupies the 55th, 56th and 57th floors. The hotel has 15 rooms, some of which shower and bath are located right next to the panoramic windows, anyway, from such a height, hardly anyone will see a figure in the soul. The design style of each room of the boutique hotel is dedicated to one of the cities in the world. The cost of rooms is from 10 to 20 thousand. rub per night.
The most "space" hotel
Hotel "Space" was built to serve XXII summer Olympic Games held in Moscow in 1980. Official opening hotel took place on July 18, 1979. It was a big holiday, which was attended by many prominent political figures, businessmen, pop stars. Specially invited singer Joe Dassin sang. The building of the hotel is very noticeable.
IN movie "Day Watch" the hotel was the headquarters of the dark forces. Part of the filming was done in a hotel. 
Also, the building of the film can be seen in the film "Guest from the Future" 
The hotel is inexpensive, the cost of rooms is from 2800 to 12000 rubles.
The most french hotel
Small Boutique Hotel Chenonceau located in a mansion that was rebuilt "from scratch" in the image and likeness of the Chenonceau castle in France. There you can plunge into the fabulous atmosphere of France in the very center of Moscow in a quiet area, near the Patriarch's Ponds.
Paintings brought from France hang in the corridors, it sounds classical music- everything is quiet and calm. You have to look for such quiet corners in the very center of Moscow. 
The cost of rooms is from 5 to 12 thousand rubles.
The most decorated hotel
Hotel "Artel" opened by a group of designers, artists and actors. The hotel occupies the third floor of the unique historical and architectural ensemble of the Chinese baths of the merchant Khludov built in 1891. And on the second floor there is a cafe - the theater-club of Alexei Paperny "Workshop". Design rooms are the pride of the hotel. They were painted by famous Argentine artists.
The cost is 2500-3200 rubles. for the number.
The most unusual hostel
You can live 7 minutes from the Kremlin for 100 thousand rubles at the Ritz Carlton, or you can live for only 500 rubles. in the hostel Fabrika. The atmosphere in the hostel is relaxed and even a little creative. Inside there is everything for a full-fledged student life: free Wi-Fi, TV, microwave, refrigerator - in general, a kind of student paradise.
The interior of the Factory was decorated by young artists, so in some places it turned out informally and boldly. In total, the hostel has 14 rooms of 4 categories (2, 4, 6 and 8-bed).
Wherever we go on vacation, we attach great importance to the choice of a hotel. For most tourists, the service provided by the hotel, comfort, its location, varied food in restaurants, white sheets and reasonable prices are important. However, among all the variety, in different countries there are hotels that are attractions in themselves. Below is a list of the ten most unusual hotels in the world.
Seaventures Dive Resort (Malaysia)
Seaventures Dive Resort - once an active oil rig, now converted into a hotel. It is located in the Celebes Sea near the island of Mabul. It is a complete diving resort. Here, the former cabins of oil workers have become comfortable apartments, and instead of a drilling rig, there is now an underwater world that only scuba divers disturb. The hotel provides diving training courses, which means that everyone has the opportunity to admire the local marine life.
Giraffe Manor (Kenya)
Each morning, Rothschild's giraffes accompany visitors during breakfast, sticking their spotted heads into the room through prudently open windows and doors. And all because the Giraffe Manor hotel is located in the middle of a nursery, which, in addition to giraffes, is home to cheetahs, hyenas, antelopes, wild boars and about two hundred species of birds. Giraffes are allowed to photograph, stroke and feed.
Airplane Hotel Costa Verde (Costa Rica)
Welcome aboard the Boeing 727, which has long completed its last flight- now a hotel. It is located in the Costa Rican tropical reserve Manuel Antonio. And although the Costa Verde is not the only "residential fuselage" in the world, scenic surroundings and atmosphere wild jungle make it truly exotic place.
Base Camp Bonn (Germany)
Hostel BaseCamp in the German city of Bonn offers accommodation in a mobile home. Here you can stay in a room inside a railway carriage or in one of sixteen stylized trailers, each part of a unique art installation.
The Old Railway Station (UK)
Fans of old England will definitely like it The Old railway station. ancient railroad station in the town of Petworth, made in the colonial architectural style, as well as a retro train hotel with a corresponding interior, are immersed in cozy atmosphere English province of the nineteenth century.
Capsule Inn Akihabara (Tokyo, Japan)
A minimalistic capsule hotel called Capsule Inn Akihabara is a Japanese invention. From the inside, the hotel resembles a long-distance train, where each passenger seat is a separate room with a radio and a small TV. One floor is two rows of compact cell rooms.
Poseidon Undersea Resort (Fiji)
In fourth place among the most unusual hotels in the world is the unique Fijian underwater hotel Poseidon Undersea Resort, equipped with the latest technology. His apartments are made in the form of durable glass capsules and are submerged twelve meters into the Pacific depths from Poseidon Island.
Sant'Angelo Luxury Resort (Italy)
In one of the gorges of the old part of the Italian town of Matera, in the rock, there is an unusual cave hotel Sant'Angelo luxury resort. Although stylized as a stone age, the hotel provides gourmet cuisine and minimal amenities.
Ice Hotel (Sweden)
In the polar village of Jukkasjärvi, in the north of Sweden, through the efforts of sculptors, an ice village grows every year, the name of which is Ice Hotel. Absolutely all the furniture and most other interior items here are completely made of ice. The temperature inside the ice palaces hardly exceeds -7 °C.
Ecological Ariau Amazon Towers Hotel (Brazil)
On the banks of the Rio Negro, merging with majestic nature tropics, a city of wooden towers and hanging bridges hotel Ariau Amazon Towers. People come here to take a break from urban landscapes and the bustle of the city.
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The hotel is composed almost entirely of ice and snow and blends in perfectly with the Norwegian landscape. Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel is one of the most beautiful and unique hotels in the world. It is built every autumn, and in January it opens its doors to visitors. In summer the hotel melts and everything starts from the beginning.
Temperatures at this 30-room Igloo Hotel hover around 20 degrees Fahrenheit (-6 degrees Celsius) and guests are required to wrap themselves in blankets and deer furs to stay warm. The hotel is close to the Alta River and boasts saunas, hot tubs and other spa treatments. This is probably the most amazing hotel imaginable.
2 Montaña Mágica Lodge, Chile
Shaped like an anthill, the Chilean hotel allows visitors to feel like they are part of a forest. Montaña Mágica Lodge is very organic and actually merges with environment, a waterfall falls from the top of the building, which adds to the building's even greater appeal. All furniture is carved from various trees, which create an incredible coziness.
However, despite its natural appearance, the 13-room abode provides a range of modern amenities such as a sauna, jacuzzi, bar and golf course.
You can explore the interior of this "anthill" by watching this video:
3. Arte Luise Kunsthotel, Germany
Located in Berlin, this hotel is a sanctuary for art lovers and tourists alike. Each of the 50 rooms was designed by a particular artist or designer.
Another plus is that the Arte Luise Kunsthotel offers its rooms at an amazing reasonable prices. And since each room has been designed in a different style, you can book a room based on your own artistic preferences.
The artists who worked on the Arte Luise Kunshotel were given full creative control over the entire process. They chose everything from style to furniture and decorations. This explains such a variety of images and the lack of a single style. Some rooms are made in a simple, classic style with black and white vertical stripes on the walls.
Others offer to admire the beautiful fabulous landscapes. But in the room designed by Thomas Baumgartel, we can see images of bananas painted on the walls and bed.
4Sala Silvermine Hostel, Sweden
In the mines, near small town Sala, you can find the deepest underground hotel in the world, which is more than 150 meters underground.
The hotel, similar to the Mines of Moria from The Lord of the Rings, offers its guests rooms in the most minimalist style imaginable.
Also, here you can take a tour of underground mines in which the numbers are built. Mine Lux provides guests with the best rooms with complimentary wine and cheeses, but even here we see a minimal amount of furniture, each room has only one bed and two armchairs.
If you decide to visit this wonderful place, make sure you take a warm jacket, because the air temperature in the mines is between 2-18 degrees Celsius.
5Nhow Berlin, Germany
Modern, futuristic, trendy, bright - that's how you can describe another German hotel. Designed by Sergey Tchoban, it was created as an abode for musicians, although any guest will appreciate the beautiful colors, texture and modern elements design.
Nhow Berlin provides a number of unusual services, including playing a free Gibson guitar or Casio keyboard delivered directly to your room! Musically sophisticated guests of the hotel will certainly enjoy the radio with hundreds of radio stations. The hotel also has two recording studios and an art gallery.
Nhow provides the perfect environment for writing music. This hotel is a paradise for a musician!
6. Treehotel, Sweden
Located in the Harads Forest, near the Lule River, the Treehotel has less than ten rooms, but each one is unique. All rooms are located at least 3 meters from the ground.
Although some of the rooms are still under construction, those that are already built are amazingly beautiful and mesmerizing. "Bird's Nest" - a hanging room in the form of a cube, covered with various shelves and branches, easily explains its name.
Perhaps the most impressive room in the hotel, the "Mirror Cube" is a square box covered in mirrors. The structure reflects the forest in which it is located, and at a certain angle an illusion is created that the cube does not exist at all. Inside the room, quite spacious and simple interior highlights beautiful view outside the window.
Also in this hotel there are rooms called "UFO", "Blue Cone", "Dragonfly" and "Cabin". Most rooms can only be reached by a rope or metal ladder.
7. Barin Ski Resort, Iran
If you ask visitors to describe Barin Ski Resort in just one word, the answer is "white". This ski resort, which is located near Shemshak in Iran, was built in 2008.
