The most unusual places to stay around the world!

Do you want to stay in Idaho, and even in the belly of a giant beagle? – No problem! Dog Bark Park Inn is the brainchild of two artists and amateurs …

Hotel “Dog Bark Park Inn”, Idaho, USA

Do you want to stay in Idaho, and even in the belly of a giant beagle? – No problem! The Dog Bark Park Inn is the brainchild of two artists and dog lovers, the building is like a Trojan horse, only a dog. Everything inside is also dedicated to dogs – dog-shaped pillows and dog-shaped cookies. This miracle was created by the spouses – experts in wood carving, they still make sculptures of dogs of different breeds, which they sell on the site. “Responsible dogs with obedient owners” are also allowed in the hotel.

Dog Bark Park Inn can be booked at https://www.dogbarkpark.com/ It costs US $ 98 per night for two.

Natural History Museum of London invites you to spend the night with the famous dinosaur skeleton. At children‘s sleepovers, the Dinosaur Gallery is lit with torches and a science show. Overnight stays for adults are also available and include a three-course dinner, science show, live music, bar, insect tasting, and an overnight monster movie marathon. Breakfast and some more entertainment awaits you in the morning. You can sleep everywhere – even next to the diplodocus, in the main atrium, even in the shade of a blue whale.

Overnight stays for children 7-11 years old / adults UK £ 60/180. They pass regularly.

Do you want to plunge into tranquility and romance? So why not rent your own desert island? French Louis Caye is one of the many idyllic islands along the Belizean coastline, and importantly, just minutes by boat from the Big Shore.

Coral-sandy beaches, iridescent reefs, the richest and most varied nature – a real dream in reality! Accommodation options are varied, from simple wooden houses for six people to tents that can accommodate a bunch of people. The guide, who is also the chef, will gladly prepare freshly caught fish, and then leave you to enjoy the taste and privacy.

A double room will cost US $ 400 per night, including food and snorkelling (equipment included). Look here: frenchlouiecaye.weebly.com

Opened in 2015, the Golden Roof A House for Essex looks like a symbiosis of Russian palaces with the Gingerbread House that somehow ended up on the coast of North Essex. The home, designed by Essex artist Grayson Perry and architecture firm FAT, should evoke a roadside chapel or gazebo. Perry designed the interior in such a way that, in his opinion, a certain typical woman, whom the author calls Julia, would like to see it. Spending the night here is like immersing yourself in an imaginary world and becoming part of an art project. All in all, this is an unusual hotel.

A House for Essex is part of the Living Architecture project, which has created several more amazing hotels.

Propeller Island – under this pseudonym, the German creator Lars Stroshen publishes his audio-visual concepts. Propeller Island City Lodge is his most popular project. Here you can sleep in a coffin, in a room upside down, which plays jokes with perception, take a nap in a suspended bed. Book a room with electric wallpaper, felt walls, or turn on the wall lighting that divides your double bed with a guillotine … there are tons of interesting things to do, so choose the weirdest place to sleep very responsibly.

Rooms range from € 79-125 for two.

There are many zoos around the world to sleep in – an overnight stay in an insect terrarium at London Zoo and a chance to hug (well, not quite) a snow leopard at the Bronx Zoo. But it seems to us that the Sydney Zoo is the best in this regard. Here you will fall asleep in a chic tent with beds and wooden floors, with magnificent views of the Sydney Opera House, the city and Sydney Bridge. A wonderful dinner and an hour and a half night safari are offered – a great opportunity to see the zoo without visitors.

Roar & Snore costs AUS $ 320/205 for adults and children aged 5-17.

How good it is in a world where you can choose one of the many spherical geodesic domes for spending the night! And one of the best options: the Elqui Domos hotel under the stars. There are seven geodesic domes with an opening roof, so you can gaze at the stars while lying in a sleeping bag or under a blanket. If you cannot get to Chile right now, then do not be upset: such services are provided everywhere, from Spain to South Wales, so you can definitely find your own option.

Elqui Domos charges around US $ 55-190 for two per night.

There was an old woman in a boot on the edge … by the way, this boot is free, so don't miss the opportunity. If sleeping in a boot has ever been on your to-do list, then don't miss your chance! You will find yourself in a living fairy tale in the most beautiful Tasmania (New Zealand). A shoe similar to an illustration for a children's fairy tale can accommodate two.

The Boot is located within the Jester House Café. Price for two – NZ $ 300.

The Iglu-Dorf is rebuilt every November. This is a whole village of real ice igloos located in the pleasant Swiss resort of Zarmatt, offering incredible views of the Matterhorn. At 2,700 meters there are various igloos, romantic and family ones, but keep in mind that it is rather cold to sleep there, despite the fact that there are sheep skins and special sleeping bags down to -30. Igloos are decorated with snow paintings and flowers frozen into the walls. To keep warm, you can climb into the jacuzzi overlooking the Matterhorn. Tired of resting? You can go to an igloo workshop.

Open from Christmas to April, costs CHF 109–479 per igloo per adult. 

There are plenty of underwater hotels around the world, but the best is in Zanzibar, in the Manta resort. The wooden hut is located in the ocean, 250 meters from the shore. It has three levels: at the top there is a recreation room, you can dive from the roof, and the rooms are below the water level, with a 360-degree view – you can see both the sea and tropical fish, including swallow fish and flute fish. Are you sure it's impossible to sleep underwater? Think again.

An underwater double room at Manta Resort costs US $ 1,500 per night. Look here: themantaresort.com