Capsule Hotel Moscow

Small rooms, narrow windows and little furniture – for some it may sound like Harry Potter’s basement, but in reality they’re rooms in a brand-new capsule hotel in central Moscow, which looks like a space orbital.

Located just minutes away from Kremlin and other major landmarks, the new Sleepbox hotel is the first of its kind in Moscow, and it costs less than 100 bucks per night.

It probably will not win your heart with a picturesque view or luxuriously appointed rooms, but it does promise to be a unique experience. 19 more images after the break...

V8 Hotel for Car Fans

01. In total, the hotel offers 34 rooms.

In the German city of Stuttgart is one of the most unusual hotels in the world. Its interior uses a large number of cars. A culmination of this car is a disgrace bed, retro-styled car. 17 more images after the break...

Amazing way of Making Hotel in UK

This hotel, which is called the Travelodge and is in England, was built by a very unusual way.

It consists of 88 containers that were made in the 8-story building, but inside it is almost no different from the conventional building. 06 more images after the break...

Stunning Hotel in Italy

The hotel is called the Monastero Santa Rosa, located in a XVII century building, which housed a monastery before. This hotel has not lost its historical significance and charm. He presented 20 luxurious rooms, spa and restaurant. This gorgeous place is located in the small town of Conca dei Marini, between Praiano and Amalfi.  More images after the break...

Arlanda Airport Hotel - Boeing 747

 Arlanda Airport hotel is located in Stockholm, Sweden. Its built inside an old Boeing-747 plane. It consists of 25 rooms in the hotel. The most expensive room is in the cockpit. More images after the break...

Reethi Rah Hotel, Maldives Islands

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Ark Hotel – World’s New Most Unique Hotel

The Ark project was designed by Russian firm Remistudio with the assistance of the International Union of Architects’ program Architecture for Disasters Relief. The dome-shaped hotel is constructed with wooden arches, steel cables and a “self-cleaning” plastic layer instead of glass. The slinky-like Ark hotel can be adapted to suit both land and water. It is built to stay afloat in the event of floods or rising seas. The 14,000 square metre shell-like construction of arches and cables distributes the weight evenly, meaning it can withstand earthquakes. Daylight is filtered through to internal rooms due to the hotel’s see-through structure, reducing the need for lighting. 09 More images after the break...