1)
Villa Cheminée, Cordemais, near Nantes, France
In
the close proximity of the biggest thermal plant, Cordemais powers station
chimneys in France, there is a typical 1970s accommodation, which has been
fixed on the 15 meters high tower that looks like a Duplo play station for
children.
Mr. Tatzu Nishi, a Japanese artist fashioned this edifice, which is
now open for holidays renting.
Two people can accommodate in the room with a
heater and a kitchen. A small garden on
the outer side of the housing offers your fantastic panoramas of Loire.
2)
The Egyptian House, Penzance, Cornwall, UK
In
1798, after the campaign of Napoleon in Egypt, the Egyptian house was build in
style and it dates back from 1835, the time when a native mineralogist was
looking someplace to accommodate his museum.
It is adorned with Egyptian, lions
and eagles busts, which makes it remarkably unusual from the houses of the sea
captain on the chapel street. The landmark trust refurbished it to offer
housing in 3 packed in apartments.
The highest apartment offers panoramas of
St. Michael’s Mount through a little window.
3) Mountaintop Cabin Italian Alps
An architect Mr. Giovanni Pesamosca from Italy designed this
straight-forward cabin made of wood and steel and can be acquired free of
charge. It can accommodate nine people at a time.
The rescue volunteers constructed this snow resistant and tent-shaped
cabin in a single day with the help of a helicopter. It was created in the
honor of the climber who once fell from the mountain.
The isolated Mountaintop Cabin is suspended at 8300 feet above a
Foronon Buinz Mountain in Italy and shows off the views of the amazing Julian
Alps peaks.
4) Casa de Uco Mendoza,
Argentina
Casa de Uco is located in the Uco Valley,
Mendoza, Argentina, and the home of quite a few high-class wine resorts. People
are calling Uco Valley as the next Napa Valley.
Different types of rooms are available in this
16-room hotel together with spectacular private rooms having terraces
apparently hovering on the lake. Several rooms are quite large and have big
bathing tubs.
5) Longitude
131 Yulara
At the site of Longitude 131 Yulara,
Australia, you will find the rust shaded Ayers Rock at the precise east-west situate
of Uluru, which is the most well-liked appeal in Australia.
However, the hotel is the most lavish and
provides fantastic panoramas of the surroundings of the desert spreading over 6
miles and 1000 feet high Uluru.
You will be able to view these scenes through
the full-sized windows provided in the tent-shaped cabins.
6) Explora Rapa Nui Easter
Island
The Explora Rapa Nui hotel on Easter Island is spectacular and was given the name after a diver, Mr. Posada de Mike Rapu.
The structural design characterizes curved, innovative shapes developed into
the hotel by using organic substances just as raw wood and concrete.
The
extensive windows and open floor designs provide view areas from all sides of
the rooms.
7) Langholmen Prison Hotel Stockholm, Sweden
The Langholmen Prison hotel in Stockholm,
Sweden provides visitors an opportunity to live a day as a prisoner together
with prison rules and fake gang rebellions.
You are free to decide on
comfortable suites or lockup rooms having gibberish beds, debarred windows, and
caged doors.
Charismatic police force wearing a cap and striped pajamas are
there, so you could not dare to break the laws.
8) Tierra
Chiloe Patagonia, Chile
The Tierra Chiloe Patagonia, Chile is
noteworthy due to its attractive simplicity construction and lavish run away in
a remarkable situate of Patagonia and the Atacama Desert.
This hotel occupied an old house of 2 years of
age along with its structural composition, which was somewhat solar-powered and
mounting high on the ground. It looks like the conventional rising dwellings of
the area.
On the northern part of the Patagonian archipelago, Chiloe, the biggest island is
enclosed by multicolored fishing rural areas and deep bluish water.
9) Robot Hotel Nagasaki, Japan
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The robot hotel Henn-na is the foremost hotel
in the world that is totally staffed by robots. It is situated in the theme
park of Huis Ten Bosch. The robotic
staff speaks strange English and Japanese languages.
There are robots in the reception, concierge,
porters, restaurants, even room assistants are also robots, who help in while
checking in and also inform you about the weather, lights, and temperatures.
If
any of the robot breakdowns, real human beings are also there to serve you.
10) Tierra Atacama, Atacama,
Chile
Tierra Atacama hotel is located in the Atacama Desert and is encircled by visually attractive surroundings.
The landscape of The Atacama is like Mars. The 32 rooms Tierra Atacama is designed in a modest and modern way, which includes rough-hewn wood, adobe, and local stone.
The striking panoramas of the volcano will amuse you.
11) Null Stern Hotel, Switzerland
The Null Stern Hotel, Switzerland is the foremost zero-star hotel in
the world and is situated in Teufen Appenzellerland. The slogan of this hotel
is ‘the only star is you’.
This hotel has two big rooms where 14 people can
accommodate with shared bathrooms. There is a lounge but no windows.
12) Vina
Vik San Vicente de Tagua, Tagua,
Chile
The Vina Vik San Vicente de Tagua hotel has a
spa and its 22 suites are hanging on the top of the hill and are encircled by
vineyards. The suites and visitor rooms are all equally attractive and
charming.
The swimming pool, gardens, and a big living area make it exclusive.
All the visitor rooms have floor to ceiling windows, which offer clear
panoramas of the environs.
13) Kadir's Tree
Houses,
Turkey
Kadir’s Tree Houses are located in the village of Olimpos, on the
Turkey’s peaceful turquoise coastline in the last part of the pine trees
dresses valley.
These treehouses are
plain bungalows made of wood and are fixed in between the branches. These treehouses have been in high demand with the backpackers and their popularity is
increasing each day.
14) The Lalu Qingdao,
China
The Lalu Qingdao, China is a kind of hotel in which the “Ocean View
Suite” comes at the lower side among the variety of accommodations available
such as impressive, “Presidential Suite”, “Cliff Villa” or “Sea Villa”.
6 restaurants serve a variety of cuisines and an
outstanding spa.
15)
Hotel Saratoga, Cuba
Hotel Saratoga is the coolest place in all of Havana. You can get some
wonderful views from the pool at the top of the roof and in some way, it offset
the noise of the traffic and bustle of the town. The hotel is better than many
others in the town; however, the food is average.
16) Nimb Copenhagen, Denmark
The best place in Copenhagen is Nimb, which is
a hotel of 17 rooms and compete for the most excellent world boutiques.
The Nimb hotel is constructed at the border of
the popular Gardens of Tivoli. In 2008, it was refurbished and its fresh look
is ageless.
The first-rate materials and high-class furnishings will give you
a sense of your personal home.
17) Pioneertown Motel California
In 1946, the Hollywood’s actors Gene Autry and Roy Rogers established
this Pioneertown to fulfill their dream of shooting a film in a town that
reflects the old west.
At the outer side of this motel are old fashioned
boutiques, where you will find the horse tethering areas together with a jail
and a typical saloon.
18) Nobu
Hotel Shoreditch London, U.K.
The Nobu Hotel, Shoreditch, London is equally
modernized and industrial in looking. The rooms are quite different from
classic London type accommodation.
It is inspired by conventional Japanese
drawing and street art of Shoreditch.
The rooms are smaller in size but suites
are spacious and certainly, you will get the beverages and food of top quality.
19) 1950s Bristol freighter plane, New Zealand
The
1950s Briston Freighter plane of Vietnam has been transformed into a 2-rooms
hotel. There is a sleeping space of 4 people in the cockpit and an additional 4
people space in the tail. You can find this plane in Woodlyn Park, New
Zealand.
20) Hotel des Dromonts,
Avoriaz, France
The hotel des Dromonts is located in Avoriaz
town of France with its attention-grabbing construction. One of its ski resort
series was constructed in the 1960s in the French Alps.
The hotel is a pyramid in
style and angular in shape took inspiration from the cost-effective city
housings of Le Corbusier, thus offering huge panoramas from all of its rooms
and occupying less space while standing in a vertical position.
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