World's Strangest Hotels that You Must Travel To.

For a truly memorable stay, break free from hotel chains and check into one of these unusual hotels. You will have an unforgettable travel experience in your life with the unique and strangest hotel that you never have been before.

Hang Nga "Crazy House" - Vietnam

With a twisting, tree-like design and animal sculptures all around it, the Hang Nga Guesthouse in Dalat, Vietnam is one of the more bizarre looking places to spend the night. The hotel is named for its creator, Hang Viet Nga, but later earned the nickname "Crazy House" for its queer design and cavernous interior. According to the hotel's website, the inspiration for the design came from the architect's desire to bring people back to nature and remind them to appreciate rather than destroy the environment. Inhabit magazine reports that the concrete creation boasts animal-themed rooms, outdoor balconies, and a sculpture garden. The architect considered works by Walt Disney and Salvador Dali in planning her building, and guests can stay in one of 10 rooms that are connected by ladders, bridges, and tunnel passages, according to This Old House online.

The cost of staying a night in the "Crazy House" run from $30 to $85 depending on time of year.

Propeller Island, Berlin, Germany

This oddball hotel has numerous themed rooms, including a bed suspended by cables in the air, or a room covered in mirrors, but by far the oddest has to the be this one featuring beds that look like coffins. Perfect for that friend of yours who is just a little *too* into the Twilight series?

 Flying beds and upside down rooms - Amazing creativity in Berlin.

This is an extraordinary location. All rooms and objects were created by the German artist Lars Stroschen. Much more appropriate than "hotel" is the designation "living in a work of art". 30 rooms with an absolutely unique and personal ambience. "Unique" is meant literally, for the entirety of all furnishings and other objects you will discover here are custom-made, individual handiwork. 

None can be found anywhere else on this planet - one could consider the CITY LODGE to be a MUSEUM with guest accommodations or a stay-in work of SCULPTURE. The rooms are designed and constructed without compromise (!), varying from the tame to the extreme, and provide the opportunity  to more or less alter your perspective of reality - according to your taste and sense of adventure. If you have managed to make the right choices, you will experience an unforgettable stay at our place!

“The Propeller Island City Lodge is a piece of art that was planned to be used as a hotel. However some of the materials are a lot more sensitive than usual: the Plexiglas is easily scratched, as are the dark and intense wall-colours when you slide your bags upon them - only to take only two examples. That is the nature of these materials and you cannot change it - except if you want a boring hotel. As a guest of the Propeller Island City Lodge we ask you keep this difference in mind and to move with some care within the artwork.
We guarantee a very unusual stay in one of the most exciting residences to stay. And we hope that all the others coming after you will enjoy it the same. “sadi by the owner.

Karosta Prison Hotel

The Karosta Prison is not one of those hotels where everything is made to look like a prison but the guests are treated comfortably! No this is not that kind of a so called “prison hotel”! It is actually a prison where you will be treated like a prisoner. The whole experience of staying in a world war 2 prison will come alive. However, whether you want to stay overnight at the hotel is totally up to you. You can choose to opt for the short “behind the bars” experience if you don’t want to spend your night as a prisoner.

 It is actually a reality show and gives you a chance to come on tv! Other than the reality show and the museum tour, you can go for a short daytime excursion inside the hotel and spare yourself the night-staying experience. It might be interesting here to know that the Karosta prison is the only prison in Europe which is open to tourists.  

You will get to sleep in a room that is iron made and this will include the iron bars.  Each room is very simple. All you see is a bed, a small dresser and toilet. It is just like an actual prison. With a closed door, you can eat the meal that prisoners used to eat. However, this will be done once you have signed an agreement regarding their contract conditions about your stay at this hotel. The agreement in staying at the Karosta Prison includes rules like that you should follow their orders and allowing to be insulted and be treated like a prisoner within your stay. As you have signed the contract and you disobey their orders, they will force you to do physical exercise or do the cleaning works. But hey, if you think this is brutal, there is really no need for you to stay the full day to feel like you are in a real prison. Remember that this is your choice.

Tree Hotel, Sweden

The Tree Hotel believes in the ways where humans are able to live in harmony with nature, rather than the means of destruction just for the use of trees. The Boreal forest is said to be one of the ‘earth’s lungs’. The inspiration of Tree hotel came from came from the documentary “Trädälskaren” (Treelover) by Jonas Selberg Augustsen.

 It is a story of three men of the urban environment who are searching to to get back to their roots by building a tree house together. It is a philosophical film about what “the tree” means to us humans, both historically and culturally.

Each tree home is designed by various innovative designers. The mirror cube is a contemporary design, where an aluminum structure covered in glass on all sides, is hung around tree trunks. The interior is constructed with plywood, giving a lovely space consisting of a double bed, bath, living room and roof terrace and a 360-degree view of the wonderful Swedish-scape. The cube is cleverly designed, where by an infrared film surrounds the cube, where it is only visible to birds in order to avoid collision and harm to wildlife.

Giraffe Manor, Nairobi, Kenya 

You awake after a peaceful night's sleep in one of this lodge's six lavish bedrooms, get showered and dressed, and head downstairs to the light-filled sun room for breakfast. You pour cream into your coffee, spread jam on your toast ... and offer a slice to an endangered Rothschild giraffe that has poked its head through a window to join you. Yes, you read that last part correctly: the Giraffe Manor and surrounding grounds offer the only place in the world where you can feed giraffes over the breakfast table, from your guestroom window or at the front door. If you're looking for a wilder experience on your travels, Giraffe Manor in Nairobi, Kenya combines the luxuries of a colonial mansion with a hands-on experience with African wildlife. 

The house was built in 1932 by a British couple and today is set on 12 acres of land. Roaming the hills and forests of the manor are Rothschild giraffes, 180 species of birds warthogs, and dik dik, says Tamimi, the manor's website. What makes the wildlife so remarkable is the fact that the giraffes participate in daily activities around the manor, including poking their heads in the dining room windows at breakfast time. According to the Travel Channel, the giraffes are fed pellets made of dry grass, corn and molasses while guests enjoy their toast and tea. Apart from being a unique attraction, the manor is involved in conservation projects to protect the giraffes, reported the Daily Mail.

Spend the night at the mansion for $500 per person, which includes meals, drinks, and the giraffe experience. 

La Balade des Gnomes, Belgium

A more original and odd project that what we might be used to is the design of the hotel that is owned by Dominique Noel; a hotel in the shape of a wooden horse reminiscent of the one that was supposedly used by the Greeks to breach the walls of Troy. The exterior already sets us for an illo tempore, a realm apart from the banal reality, and closer to the imagination and fantastic.

La Balade des Gnomes, or The Ballad of the Gnomes in translation, is a place taken from tales, a space of wonder and magic where the rooms are decorated with a lot of tiny figurines and various fairy-tale elements. The furniture is made from branches and tree trunks and the rustic feeling is further outlined through the wooden vines that are used as decorative elements.

The bathtub is itself made out of wood and other elements used in the decoration include cob, mud, lime and straws, all of these offering extra warmth during the winters and keeping the interior cool during the summer.

To enjoy a dreamlike adventure into this mobile hotel the price is around 150 dollars per night.

Dog Bark Park Inn – Cottonwood, Idaho

Dog Bark Park Inn of Cottonwood, Idaho is a bed & breakfast guesthouse inside what is, quite clearly, a giant beagle. He’s called Sweet Willy. Guests enter the body of Sweet Willy from a private deck on the second story; his head is a loft room and there is even an additional sleeping space in the muzzle! The owners have left no stone upturned in their quest for the true all-encompassing canine experience; some of the dog’s decorative furnishings are carvings created by the hotels resident ‘chainsaw artists’ Dog Bark Park Inn – Cottonwood, Idaho.

 At Dog Bark Park they specialize in creating folk-art style wooden canine carvings. Dennis and Frances create over 60 different breeds and poses of dogs and often work from customer's photos to create carvings in the likeness of their canine companions.

Sea Ventures Dive Resort, Sabah, Malaysia

The Seaventures Dive Resort Rig is the ultimate diver’s paradise. This former oil rig, having been converted into a diving destination, is a fantastic site with unlimited diving beneath its platform. It's probably the only commercial 'dive rig' in the world and there's no other one like it in Malaysia! Located off the north east coast of Borneo, just 1km from the white sand beaches of Mabul and only 20 mins from Sipadan’s world famous dive sites, Seaventures Dive Resort is the ideal base for your adventure holiday. 

Surrounded by the calm waters of the Celebes Sea, the resort is at the heart of the world’s best diving spots. Steep walls, huge schools of fish, remarkable critters and bustling reefs are just a boat ride away. Start your day with a dive alongside thousands of swirling barracuda, swim with turtles and sharks, explore the rich reefs of Mabul and Kapalai and finish with a remarkable sunset that only the Celebes Sea can deliver.

 Dive trips to Sipadan are scheduled every morning (*with valid Sipadan permits), leaving the afternoons free for exploring the macro-rich reefs of Mabul and Kapalai. Forget the mosquitoes, sandflies and long treks to the dive centre – only Seaventures can provide you with the ease and comfort of a liveaboard, without the huge pricetag.

Magic Mountain Hotel,Chilean Patagonian Rain forest

Though the hotel is shaped like a volcano, spews water from its top, has a cable bridge leading to its front door, and often has an fantastic covering of moss and plant life making it look like a hobbit home, what makes the Magic Mountain Hotel truly magical is its location.

Located within the Huilo Huilo Private Natural Reserve, the hotel is nestled among the natural world. Among the things at the reserve are the Huilo-Huilo Falls, Pudu, the world’s smallest deer species, and the longest zip line system in South America.

The Magic Mountain Hotel itself is built from local wood and stone and each of the nine rooms are equipped with modern amenities, large windows to look out at the forest, and each room is named after a different local species of bird.

Among the offerings of the hotel are hot tubs “made out of huge trunks of trees, dug out, and then filled with hot water perched on a deck overlooking the forest.” A mini golf course is built into the forest itself, using the natural world as the obstacles, and there are various outdoor activities such as horseback riding, rafting, and hiking.