Adverstiment

For those who are adventurous, travel is not just about to break away from the daily routine and add insight, but also can be an excellent test of courage. Courage test can be done in various ways, one of which is staying in a place that is unique or unusual. The following are a number of hotels in several countries, whose existence may have never imagined us:

Hang Nga Guesthouse

The Inn is located in Dalat, Vietnam is often called "The Crazy House" because of its very strange. The building is formed from the mold, cobwebs, vent, and tree roots. Only there are 10 rooms, each of which was given the name of a type of animal. Fruit of the work of a local architect Dang Viet Nga named.

Save the Beach Hotel

This hotel is extremely unique moves. Just imagine, a number of objects were found abandoned on the beach, aka garbage, collected and then affixed to the body of a car containers. There are pieces of musical instruments, rips shirt, beverage cans, plastic bottles, and many other objects. Is a German artist HA Schult named spawned the idea. He managed to collect about 13 tons of garbage from various beaches in Europe in 2010. Then who would want to stay at a hotel like that? It is said that famous model Helena Christensen is the first hotel guests who are always on the move. Incredible, is not it?

Treehotel

Who does not love a tree house? At least in childhood almost everyone dreamed of having a tiny cottage that is placed on a tree, as a place to play with family or friends. If not able to realize the dreams of childhood, do not be discouraged. You can enjoy the tree house stay at Treehotel, located in Harads, Sweden. The work of this group of Swedish architects built in a forest with a variety of models. There is a saucer-shaped, bird nests, pieces of Lego, and the most spectacular is that the walls in the form of a mirror that reflects the view of the forest from 4 directions.

Palacio de Sal

Have you ever imagined a hotel made of salt pile? Sounds very unlikely, is not it? But it is feasible in the Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia. Salar de Uyuni is the largest salt flats in a world. Hotel Palacio de Sal built there by using 1 million 14-inch salt blocks to build the hotel, including a bed, a chair, and a steam room.

Propeller Island

In addition to its unique concept, the hotel is also designed with a different theme for each room. So there is no similar rooms there. There are rooms where the bath in the form of a giant plastic bag, there is room in the form of a coffin bed, there are decorations of mirror shards, and other unusual paced. Lars Stroschen, an artist from Germany, was the one who was instrumental in turning the hotel is located in the city of Berlin, Germany this.