7 Weird And Strange Hotels From Around The World
If you love traveling or not, you will still want to visit these hotels
There are some weird and unconventional hotels around the world that offer unique and unforgettable experiences.
Icehotel (Jukkasjarvi, Sweden)
The Icehotel in Jukkasjärvi, Sweden, is an extraordinary accommodation carved entirely from ice and snow. Artists and sculptors worldwide are invited to create unique and intricate designs for the hotel’s rooms and suites each year. Guests sleep on beds made of ice, bundled up in thermal sleeping bags, and the experience is nothing short of magical. The Icehotel is a true testament to human creativity and a tribute to the natural beauty of the Swedish Lapland.
Dog Bark Park Inn (Cottonwood, Idaho, USA)
The Dog Bark Park Inn is not your typical hotel — it’s shaped like a giant beagle! Guests enter through a second-story deck and stay inside the beagle’s body in a cozy room. The hotel owners are chainsaw artists who have created this whimsical and charming place to spend the night. It’s a delightful retreat for dog lovers and anyone seeking a playful and unusual experience.
The UFO Capsule Hotel (Tokyo, Japan)
If you’ve ever dreamed of spending the night in a spaceship, the UFO Capsule Hotel in Tokyo, Japan, offers a futuristic and minimalist accommodation option. Guests sleep in compact, pod-like rooms that resemble UFOs. While the rooms are small, they provide a unique and space-age experience for travelers looking for something unusual.
Treehotel (Harads, Sweden)
Nestled in a remote forest in Sweden, the Treehotel is a collection of treehouses designed to blend seamlessly with nature. Each treehouse has its distinct design, from the reflective mirror cube to the otherworldly UFO-shaped room. Staying at the Treehotel is like living out a childhood fantasy of sleeping high up in the trees, with modern amenities and stunning views of the surrounding forest.
Jumbo Stay (Stockholm, Sweden)
The Jumbo Stay in Stockholm, Sweden, offers a unique experience for aviation enthusiasts and travelers seeking a quirky stay. This hotel is inside a decommissioned Boeing 747 jumbo jet at Arlanda Airport. Guests can choose from various aeroplane-themed rooms, including the cockpit suite, where they can sleep in the pilot’s seat. It’s an opportunity to combine the thrill of aviation with comfortable accommodations.
Das Park Hotel (Various Locations, Europe)
The Das Park Hotel, with locations across Europe, takes the concept of minimalist accommodations to the extreme. Guests stay in concrete drain pipes repurposed into cozy sleeping spaces. The hotel provides the essentials, such as a comfortable mattress and sleeping bag, encouraging guests to embrace simplicity and the unconventional.
The No Man’s Fort (Solent, England):
Situated in the middle of the Solent, off the coast of England, The No Man’s Fort is a unique hotel experience on a historic sea fort. Guests can enjoy breathtaking panoramic sea views while staying in beautifully restored rooms. The fort itself offers a range of activities, including spa treatments, laser tag, and dining in the spectacular setting of a historic maritime fortress.
These weird and unconventional hotels offer more than just a place to lay your head — they provide guests with extraordinary, often whimsical, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re drawn to sleeping in an ice palace, a giant dog, or even a spaceship, these hotels cater to the adventurous traveler looking for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure and a story to tell for years.
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