The top 5 strangest hotels in the world

Weve scoured a Web to bring we a little of a many unusual hotels out there. They not all which luxurious though curious nonetheless as well as so we consider estimable of a mention upon any travel blog due to their quirky nature.

Free Spirit Spheres, Canada

Seemingly floating among a treetops, we could be forgiven for meditative these spheres have been UFOs if watching them from a distance. They sway in a breeze as well as with peoples weight as well as typically accommodate two people during a time.

The Capsule Hotel, The Netherlands

Moored (yes, we said moored!) in a Hague, these orange capsules have been in actuality aged 1970s presence pods discovered from an oil rig. Theyre tight for space though can accommodate up to three, as well as theres still space left over for an emergency containing alkali toilet.

Sala Silvermine, Sweden

This singular suite can be found 120km from Stockholm as well as 155 metres underground in a mine which produced some-more than 3 tons of silver a year during a tallness of its production. You can take a debate of a mine but, come nightfall, youll be a only occupant. Thankfully theres intercom entrance with a outward world should we need it.

Dog Bark Park Inn, Idaho, USA

Im not sure what a meditative is during a back of this bed as well as breakfast hotel, though whos to say we cant put two rooms in a giant, wooden beagle make up as well as then charge people to stay?

Das Park Hotel, Austria

If someone told we they were starting to use segments of sewage pipes to make a hotel, youd consider they were nuts. Due to their construction, though, they serve as quite cool rooms in a summer and, weighing in during ro! ughly 10 tonnes each, they have been extremely robust.

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