By TheBetterVacation.com
The Most Unusual Hotels of the World

What is unusual: This four star hotel has a story-like exterior and an equally appealing interior where
every room has a story-theme. The structure of the hotel is based on the various examples of the
traditional houses found in Zaan region of Netherlands and is very colorful.
Address: Provincialeweg 102, 1506 MD Zaandam, The Netherlands
Most suitable for: Couples
Inntel Hotel Amsterdam, Zaandam

What is unusual: Faralda Crane Hotel is on a restored crane and provides a 360 degree view of the
whole of Amsterdam. When it is windy, the crane moves thus giving you a different view from you
window every time you look out.
Address: NDSM-Plein 78, 1033 WB Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Most suitable for: Couples
Faralda Crane Hotel, Amsterdam

What is unusual: Because of its shape this hotel is also known as ‘Horseshoe Hotel’ and “Doughnut
Hotel.” There is an underwater tunnel that connects the two parts of the horseshoe. This
architecture of this hotel is so different that every traveller clicks their pic in hotel’s foreground.
Address: No.5858 Taihu Road, Huzhou 313000, China
Most suitable for: Families and couples
Sheraton Huzhou Hot Spring Resort, Hozho

What is unusual: It’s an old radio tower on top of a ski resort which gives you rooms out of a sci-fi
movie of the 1970s. This hotel built in the second half of 1960s has 12 rooms.
Address: Horni Hanychov 153, Liberec 46008, Czech Republic
Most suitable for: Couples and families
Hotel Jested, Czech Republic

What is unusual: This hotel is built like a cruise ship standing on a rock and makes for a great outing
for families with kids.
Address: 950-39, Heonhwa-ro, Gangdong-myeon, Donghae, Gangwon-do, South Korea
Most suitable for: Families and couples
Sun Cruise Resort, South Korea

What is unusual: Spitbank Fort was built in the Victorian era to protect Britain against French
invasion and it is one mile into the sea. This 135 year old fort had heavy cannons to repeal any
French attack but today the hotel is far more welcoming.
Address: Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth PO1 3FH, England
Most suitable for: Couples
Spitbank Fort, England

What is unusual: Free Spirit Spheres are round tree houses for adults which sway in the wind and
provide ample amount of nature’s sounds. These spheres are hand crafted and hung from tall trees
in the wilderness of Vancouver Island, Canada.
Address: Horne Lake Road, Qualicum Beach, British Columbia V9K 1Z7 , Canada
Most suitable for: Couples
Free Spirit Spheres, BC, Canada

What is unusual: This hotel is made out of authentic Alaska Railroad coaches renovated with modern
amenities.
Address: 1550 Chena Ridge Road, P.O. Box 80128, Fairbanks, AK 99708
Most suitable for: Couples
The Aurora Express, Alaska

What is unusual: This hotel in Belgium has amazing fairytale rooms and a Trojan Horse suite. If there
is a fairy tale, this hotel has it interpreted as a room.
Address: 20, Rue de Romeleu, Heyd, Durbuy, Belgium
Most suitable for: Couples
La Balade des Gnomes, Belgium

What is unusual: This hotel is actually a refurbished a vintage 1965 Boeing 727 airplane, which before
it found its resting place was shuttling people on South Africa Air. Dismantled and brought in five huge
trucks now this hotel juts out from the jungle canopy making you feel as if you are mid-flight.
Address: Manuel Antonio Road, Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica
Most suitable for: Couples and families
Hotel Costa Verde, Costa Rica

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