Interesting hotels in the world

Here will be some interesting hotels in the world.
· In tree, located in Harads, Sweden.  

There are plenty of other tree hotels around the world. But the modernism and high-class design of the new hotel promises to set it apart. In first generation there are six uniquely themed Tree Rooms, created by 6 separate architects. The Tree Rooms that are finished to days date are: The Mirrorcube, The Bird's Nest, The Cabin and The Blue Cone. This is the first Tree Hotel in the world with a Sauna. 

The owners’ philosophy is: „Why not create a comfortable, well designed hotel which allows visitors to live in harmony with nature amongst the trees?” More info

· Under water, located in Fiji. 

The Poseidon Undersea Resort is the world’s first 40 feet underwater hotel . Besides the six restaurants, seven bars, dive shop, water sports center, retail boutique, library/lounge, theater, conference room, wedding chapel, nine-hole golf course, tennis courts, you can actually feed the fish when pushing a button from a control console. More info

· Ice hotel, located in Jukkasjärvi, Sweden.  

Using only frozen water from the Torne River, artists from all over the world gather in this small Swedish village, 200 km north of the Arctic Circle, to create an exclusive art exhibition: ICEHOTEL. The building process starts in mid-November when the snow guns start humming and large clouds of snow start to drift along the Torne River.

The hotel is open ntil spring arrives and the sun starts to unthaw the walls of snow. More info

· Hotel in cave, located in Cappadocia, Turkey.

Gamirasu is the name of an exquisitely restored 30 rooms troglodyte cave house opened in 1999, in Ayvali Village near Urgup in the heart of Cappadocia, Turkey.

The hotel is located in a restored thousand-year-old Byzantine monastic retreat which offers modern conveniences without distracting from the spiritual feeling of the area which has been known to be inhabited for more than five thousand years.

 

Gamirasu hotel is a combination of seven old houses with 30 rooms, exquisitely restored and combined. Part of the hotel was used by Christian monks until recently. Some of the rooms were actually monk cells. The quality of the cave rooms makes you feel cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
Volcanic rock called "tufa" is perfect insulation material which keeps the temperature between 17 - 20 degrees Celsius throughout the year. All rooms are different from each other in their size, shape and qualities. More info

· In pipe, located in Ottensheim, Austria.

The rooms are in renovated sewage pipes. The beauty of these pipes is that their concrete utilitarian look needs little alteration to make them habitable - a coat of varnish is all that is necessary. The tubes have also have received wall paintings by the Austrian artist Thomas Latzel Ochoa to make them seem a little more user friendly. 

The hotel “rooms” are supposedly full of home comforts including double bed, light, hut sleeping bags, and the hotel complex features toilets, showers, mini bar, cafeteria etc. Your hotel “room” is secured by a security key code, to ensure that all of your luggage is safe whilst you visit the local attractions. More info

· Salt hotel, located in Uyuni, Bolivia. 

The hotel is built completely of blocks of salt cut out of the lake. All the furniture (including beds) are also made of the salt blocks, with the toilets, lighting, and billiard table being the only things made of contemporary materials.

· In capsule, located in Hague, Netherlands

Based at F.A.S.T. (Free Architecture Surf Terrain) - a unique and artistic surfers village on the boulevard of Scheveningen near The Hague, your room is a bright orange survival pod which once saw service on an oil rig platform. Originally built in 1972 they are 4.25 metres in diameter and unaltered apart from the addition of a lock on the outside and an ‘emergency’ chemical toilet inside. More info