3 Strange hotels around the world 1 Galactic

Γιάννης Παπαδόπουλος Γ'3 Strange hotels around the world.

1. Galactic Suite Space Resort (Outer Space) • The first luxury space hotel to open its doors to guests in 2012. It will host 350 guests per year, who will be able to see the sun rise 15 times a day and travel around the world every 80 minutes.

2. Kokopelli’s Cave (Farmington, New Mexico) • This hotel brings the best of Farmington to your doorstep. Dine on stone tables, sit on stone chairs, sleep in a stone bed and still feel comfy. In addition, as a valued Kokopelli Cave Hotel guest, you can enjoy a hot tub and free breakfast that are available on-site.

3. Propeller Island City Lodge (Berlin) • Do you think you can handle a night in a hotel room decorated as a funeral shop? Sleep in a coffin or in a guillotine bed? Would you ever consider sleeping in beds suspended 2 meters above the ground?

4. The Whitepod Resort (Swiss Alps) • This suite offers an alternative for exploring the Swiss Alps. Whitepod offers a type of winter housing that has a minimal impact on the virgin Alps. In 2005 the Whitepod Resort received the World Prize for Sustainable Tourism.

5. Sala Silvermine (Sweden) • This hotel has a dining hall and a suite located in the heart of the earth, seriously it is located in a mine. So you can sleep 155 meters underground in a cold, dark and rather scary place. It is like dating a vampire.

6. Ice Hotel (Sweden) • The biggest and oldest ice hotel in the world is located in Sweden, Jukkasjärvi. It’s rebuilt every winter and it will be opened this year for the 21 st time. If you are a cold blooded person you should consider this as your next hotel.

7. Wigwam Motel (Arizona) • The Wigwam Motel in Arizona allows you to sleep in brick and mortar tents in the same style of the North American tribes. It is like being a red indian.

8. Jumbo Hostel (Stockholm, Sweden) • Until flying gets as comfortable as resting in a hotel room, you can try sleeping in a hotel shaped like an airplane. Oxygen masks, business class seats and the pilot’s cabin suite are part of the Jumbo’s method for convincing travelers to go to bed.

9. Tree Hotel (Sweden, Laponian Area) • A tree house? What are you, 9 years old? Look and explain that this hotel is more than a house in a tree, it’s a proof that living green and in comfort is quite possible if we’d just rethink the way we see and use forests.

10. Pioneertown Motel – Go back to the Wild West(California) • There was a dream to create a film location that mirrored a town from the Old West while doubling as a lodging for Western movie stars. And what a town they built! Become a cowboy and enjoy the Old West cowboy style!