Taking A Look At The Most Weird And Wonderful Hotels

Hotel De Glace, Quebec, Canada
The first of what is now several ice hotels across the globe, Hotel De
Glace in Quebec City opened on New Year’s Day 1998 and remains as
popular as ever.
As it is made solely of ice, it has to be rebuilt each and every year,
meaning that each and every stay in Hotel De Glace will be different
from the past.

Capsule Hotels, Japan
Japan is known for its craziness and quirkiness and the capsule hotels
that are relatively popular throughout the country are one of the
oddest creations to date.
With two primary hotels, one in Fukuoka and one in Asakusa, the idea of
capsule hotels is to offer nothing more than a comfortable bed in a
quiet area. With no particular amenities or regular hotel comforts,
capsule hotels are cheap, cheerful and serve their purpose perfectly.

Cappadocia, Turkey
Situated in central-west Turkey, Cappadocia dates back to the 6th
century B.C and whilst once a popular Turkish settlement, is now a
massively popular tourist attraction in the country.
The uniqueness about Cappadocia is that from a distance, it looks like
a vast, mountainous region. When close up, however, it is apparent that
there are homes and rooms all over the region, many of which are some
of the most peculiar but well adored hotel rooms in the world.

Propeller Island City, Berlin, Germany
The Propeller Island City Lodge in Berlin is an extremely interesting
and intriguing place to rest your head at night, primarily because each
and everyone of the rooms in the hotel are considered to be pieces of
art and are completely different.
Considered to be extremely weird by some and wonderfully beautiful by
others, the general concensus on this hotel is that is nothing short of
startling – whichever way you look at it.