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« Reply #6 on: April 06, 2010, 03:21:08 AM »
4. DESERT
Al Maha Desert Resort, United Arab Emirates



This luxurious hotel has received world recognition for its architecture which comprises 40 Bedouin-tent shaped villas and two suites. The resort has a full spa complex with a large pool and gym. Each room is equipped with air-conditioning, a giant bed and a luxurious bathroom, costing between $800-$1500 per night.
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5. UNDERWATER
Utter Inn, Stockholm, Sweden



This is an underwater hotel with a floating top which looks like a little red house in the Lake Malaran. The bedroom is like an underwater hatch with windows. This is in fact another creation of Swedish artist, Mikael Genberg. Access to the underwater hotel is by boat. Meals will also be delivered by boat. A night stay with dinner costs around $350.
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Jules Undersea Lodge, Key Largo, Florida



It claims to be the world’s first underwater hotel, 21 feet below the sea. It was originally built in the 1970s as a research lab off the coast of Puerto Rico. It was only opened to public in 1986. The only access to the hotel is by diving for 21 feet underwater. Each room is equipped with a kitchenette, shower and window (for underwater viewing), costing around $350 per night.
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6. CAPSULE
Capsule Inn, Tokyo, Japan



This is more like a capsule than a standard hotel room. These capsules are made of reinforced plastics. Each capsule has all the basic amenities such as TV, radio, alarm clock and lightings. The Inn also provides lounge and also shared bathrooms. It charges around $50-$100 per night.
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7. FANTASY / WEIRD DECOS
Hobbit Motel, Woodlyn Park, Otorohanga, New Zealand



Hobbit Motel is one of the 3 unique motel units in Woodlyn Park. It resembles the authentic Hobbit home based on Tolkiens’s books with the Hobbit furniture and circular windows. Comes with a very basic amenities, you can stay here for under $100 per night.
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Propeller Island City Lodge, Berlin, Germany



This hotel is especially designed for people who like weird decorations and arts. Each room at Propeller Island Lodge is distinct in its own way. For instance, one room is orange in color, another comes with a slanted bed as if floating in the air. There’s also a room complete with coffins that double as beds or you can even sleep in a lion cage. Cost per night comes to around $150-$200.

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