உலகின் 10 மிக வினோதமாக ஹோட்டல் படங்கள் இணைப்பு

1. Hotel Kakslauttanen, Finland





It’s hard enough to pronounce “Kakslauttanen” while sober—don’t even
think about attempting it after a shot of Finlandia vodka. We do,
however, recommend a few glasses of the stuff to keep warm while staying
at this Finnish resort near the North Pole.



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The futuristic glass igloos guarantee unrestricted views of the aurora
borealis from the comfort of your zebra-striped bed; the phenomenon
turns the night sky dazzling shades of green, red, and blue from late August to April.



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Hotel Kakslauttanen, Finland



2. Jumbo Stay, Stockholm, Sweden



In the cockpit-located suite, you can move the controls and push as many buttons as you’d like without ever worrying about crashing.



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The 450 seats on this retired Boeing 747 have been replaced by 27 rooms,
and instead of fold-down trays, there are café tables for dining.



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Jumbo Stay, Stockholm, Sweden



3. Palacio de Sal, Bolivia



If you’re one of those people who believe you can never have too much salt, this is the place for you.



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From floor to ceiling, including the walls, beds, and chairs, it’s all salt, all the time.



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The 16-room Salt Palace is located on Bolivia’s vast salt flats.



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Palacio de Sal, Bolivia



4. Hotel Utter Inn, Sweden



At first glance, this one-room hotel appears to be a cheery red house in
the middle of the lake. But don’t be fooled: Your room isn’t actually
in the house; it’s 10 feet underwater.



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Designed by artist Mikael Genberg, the inn’s one room has two twin beds and a tinted-glass window. It isn’t the most comfortable place to stay, but it certainly will be memorable.



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Hotel Utter Inn, Sweden



5. Can Sleep, Lake Skanderborg, Denmark



Beer lovers of the world unite here for a full-immersion experience: drinking by day and sleeping in a giant beer can by night.



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Can Sleep, Lake Skanderborg, Denmark



6. Les Roulottes de la Serve, Provence, France



Gypsy (Roma) circus performers once traveled through the French countryside in the three restored caravans that now welcome guests.



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Owners Pascal and Pascaline Patin outfitted the caravans (roulottes)
with eclectic bohemian and Indian touches: lanterns, garlands, woven
carpets, framed images of deities, and plush armchairs.



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Les Roulottes de la Serve, Provence, France



7. La Villa Hamster, Nantes, France



Ever wonder what life is like for a hamster? If so, you’re not alone—ever since it opened in 2009, La Villa Hamster has been booked almost every night.



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Wrought iron has been affixed to the walls to suggest a cage, and, if
they so choose, guests can drink water out of a glass tube attached to
the wall. And there’s a large, fully functioning hamster wheel, naturally.



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La Villa Hamster, Nantes, France



8. Elephant Safari Park Hotel Lodge, Bali



Guests can hang out in the on-site baby elephant nursery and catch the
29 resident Sumatran elephants performing in four shows per day. They
roam the property, and you can admire them while you’re lounging in the pool or dining in the restaurant.



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Pachyderm “chauffeurs” show up to transport you to and from your room.



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Elephant Safari Park Hotel Lodge, Bali



9. Free Spirit Spheres, Vancouver Island, Canada



This five-acre property in an
old-growth forest consists of three pods (made of cedar, spruce, or
fiberglass, respectively) suspended 10 to 15 feet in the air and
accessed by staircases that wind around the trees.



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The teak interiors are surprisingly comfy—each is equipped with a double bed, a microwave, a refrigerator, and even an iPod docking station—but the spheres do sway gently.



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Free Spirit Spheres, Vancouver Island, Canada



10. Wigwam Motel, San Bernardino, Calif



This motel on Route 66 feels less like a place one might commune with
Native Americans and more like something from the set of a Mad
Men-inspired, late-1950s road trip. But whatever authenticity this hotel lacks, it makes up for in serious kitsch.



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Wigwam Motel, San Bernardino, Calif