15 unique hotels that we love
15 unique hotels that we love
At Atlas and Boots, we are always looking for new and exciting accommodations, regardless of whether it is a Samoan beach fale or a Tongaian eco-lodge. If you are looking for something else this year, take a look at our most popular unique hotels from all over the world.
1. Costa Verde, Costa Rica
Designage feature: It is an airplane!
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This renovated Boeing 727 from 1965 stands 50 feet above the jungle roof on a concrete base. His fuselage houses a suite with two bedrooms and original pilot and copies of chairs in the cockpit. The balcony is a wooden sundeck that was built over the former right wing of the aircraft and offers both a look at the sea and the jungle.costaverde.com
2. Feder bed track, USA
Designage: a set of nine converted freight trains
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If you love trains like me, you will love Featherbed. This hotel complex consists of nine old freight trains, which are decorated in various topics, including Orient Express, Casablanca and Wild Wild West. I personally would choose the Easy Rider, who has a headboard with a handlebar. Oh yes! Feather Bedrailroad.com
3. Hayema Heerd, Netherlands
Designal feature: a rustic igloo in a farm
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Spend the night on straw bales in a rustic igloo on the Hayema Heerd Farm. The glamorous bed and breakfast of Hans and Wil Hooboom presents itself authentically, charming and cozy. There are glass viewing windows in the roof to observe the midnight stars comfortably from their own bed, and soft cowholes on the floor. Hayemaheerd.nl
4. Guest house "Crazy House" by Hang Nga, Vietnam
Designal feature: his surreal architecture
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That would happen if Walt Disney and Salvador Dali designed a hotel together. I am not sure what that says about the architect, who said the building represents its lifestyle and creativity-maybe he likes to torture Disney princesses in the basement. However, the end product is definitely impressive and resembles lots of a huge tree and possibly animals, perhaps mushrooms, even cobwebs and possibly caves ... let's just say it all of its name.crazyhouse.vn
5. Sala Silvermine, Sweden
Special feature: It should be the deepest bedroom in the world
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Apparently this is the deepest bedroom in the world at 155 meters underground. The disused silver mine down there looks pretty dark and moist and that's because it is. Fortunately, heating and electricity as well as a guided tour and a warm breakfast are made available.
6. Montaña Mágica Lodge, Chile
Designal feature: looks like a fairy tale mountain
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This is essentially a fairy tale in the middle of the Chilean Patagonian rainforest. The lodge is part of the Huilo Huilo Biological Reserve and was built to imitate a local mountain with magical powers who fulfilled wishes. A waterfall falls down from the top of the roof. Of course it does. Huilohuilo.com
7. Mira Mira, Australia
Special feature: Choose between the cave, Zen pond and Magic Forest
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Choose between the sleep in a cave that you enter through a magog opening, a Japanese Zen refuge on a quiet pond or tanglewood, a creepy-looking fun-like sculpture. I am not sure whether dreams or nightmares are created in this place, but it is certainly different. And what the hell is magog? Miramira.com.au
8. Giraffe Manor, Kenya
Designage feature: Feed giraffe at breakfast
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Your website claims that Giraffe Manor is one of the few hotels in the world in which you can feed giraffes from your window. Would this indicate that there are others? Not in Great Yarmouth, that's safe. Guests share this Safari theme hotel in Kenya with a herd of Rothschild-Giraffen. You will probably also find out that the plural of giraffe giraffe.giraffemanor.com is
9. Karostas Cietums Hotel, Latvia
Designal feature: It is a prison cell
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This was "a place to break people's lives and suppress their free will," says the website. It claims to be the only hotel prison in Europe from which no one has ever escaped. Guests or prisoners don't say. The place looks terrifying, really frightening. Which makes sense because it only costs € 15 per night. Karostascietums.lv
10. Outer inn, Sweden
Special feature: underwater bedroom
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Let yourself be misleaded for a second. Not just a floating dandruff - isn't that cool enough for you? Inside the shed, you can dive into an underwater bedroom with panoramic windows in an underwater bed in all four directions. You can also use a dinghy to visit nearby islands.
11. Hundredind Park Inn, USA
Designage feature: It is a dog life
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Well, that's just silly, isn't it? I mean, the hotel doesn't just look like stupid and stupid, the owner Dennis is an autodidactic chainsaw artist! The main suite is located in the "largest beagle in the world", with the main entrance to lead through the dog's ass. There is another level in the dog's head and additional sleeping place in the mouth. Why shouldn't it be? Dogbarkparkinn.com
12. Le voyage Extraordinaire, France
Special feature: inspired by the writings of Jules Verne
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These bizarre accommodations in Nantes are inspired by Jules Verne's writings. The rooms are modeled on souvenirs from the trips of his literary characters. The main bedroom is located in a huge pack box that can be reached via a sidewalk. There is also an electronic library of the collected works of the author.en.nantes-tourisme.com
13. Spitbank away, Great Britain
Designage: a disused fortress
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When someone says "luxurious private island", you will probably imagine calm turquoise water that splashes over white sandy beaches lined with palms on the Maldives or in the Caribbean, right? How about a disused concrete fortress in the agitated and refreshing waters between Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight? No sand or palm trees here, but it has a whirlpool and 15 foot thick -armored walls to defend themselves against heavy artillery.
14. The Park Hotel, Austria
Designage: um, it is a sewage pipe
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Have you ever looked at these large concrete sewage pipes and thought that they would hand over great sleeping places? No, I don't either. However, someone in Austria did it and the final result looks pretty appealing and cozy, albeit a little industrial. We know from a good source that the pipes come directly from the production line and are not recycled. Phew! Dasparkhotel.net
15. Faralda Crane Hotel, Netherlands
Special feature: It is basically a penthouse ... in a crane
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This requires a height of heights, because the three modern suites are 50 meters above the floor in a crane with a spa and pool. If you agree, you can also arrange a bungee jump from the platform during your stay. The real harbor crane was rebuilt and opened in April 2014 as an ultraschaches hotel, which offers an incomparable view of amsterdam.faralda.com
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