6 of the World’s Quirkiest Hotels to Stay at in 2020

Do you enjoy experiencing impressive hotels and all the luxuries that come with it? Yes? What about unique hotels that offer something different? Often, it’s the architectural cleverness which makes hotels so highly sought after. Therefore why not grab some inspiration from our guide below highlighting 6 of the world’s quirkiest hotels and start planning your next getaway.

The Luxor, Las Vegas, USA

Did you know, Las Vegas is home to so many flamboyant structural designs including New York New York and Caesar’s Palace. It is one of the reasons that makes Sin City so appealing. Therefore it’d be rude not to start with a Las Vegas delight. While there are many magnificent choices that could make this list, the Egyptian design of The Luxor is a building which doesn’t gain as many plaudits as it perhaps should. It’s arguably one of the most unusual designs in the Nevada hotspot (no weather pun intended!) with 30 floors to take in in the gigantic Sphinx. With huge pharaoh statues welcoming you in the lobby, the Luxor opened for business as the first (and only) pyramid-shaped hotel in Vegas in 1993 and remains an architectural marvel gracing the famous strip.

Hoshinoya Fuji, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan

Let’s face it — glamping is a very popular accommodation option these days. There are so many luxurious pods popping up across the globe that could tickle your fancy. The Hoshinoya Fuji in Japan, however, offers something a little bit unique. Step inside your cosy pod and you’ll be met with an air-conditioned unit with an array of comfortable furnishings and an ensuite bathroom. But what’s so special about this spot? Well, the ceiling-to-floor windows provide an exquisite view of the scenery surrounding you — the awesome beauty that is Mount Fuji.

While that may sound great, it gets better. You can step outside your space and onto a private timber decking area to fully bask in the natural glory. The patio isn’t just any plain space either. Instead, it includes hammocks and fire pits to allow you to relax in style.

Giraffe Manor, Nairobi, Kenya

Going on a safari adventure is on many people’s bucket lists. But, instead of being in the comfort of a vehicle driving up to the animals, why don’t you let the wildlife come to you? In Kenya, you can do just that thanks to Giraffe Manor. This delightful hotel is found in one of Nairobi’s most iconic buildings and enables the resident giraffes to pop their heads through the dining room windows in search of a treat. You really can’t get much closer to living with wildlife.

Sun Cruise Resort, Jeondongin, South Korea

Have you always fancied a holiday on a cruise ship but are wary about getting your sea legs? This quirky number in South Korea gives you all the luxury of a cruise liner while still being on dry land. With a claim to fame of having the best view of the sunrise in South Korea, the Sun Cruise Resort will see you spend your quality time aboard a liner that is carefully placed upon the cliff top of Jeondongin. With over 200 rooms, guests can take advantage of more than just the views, with a revolving sky lounge, night club, karaoke and seawater pool all on offer.

Lover’s Deep Submarine, St Lucia

Okay, so sometimes quirkiness comes at a cost — this is evident with this submarine offering. The underwater hotel can be yours for a little over £200,000 per night. Bargain, eh? Well, although this option is head and shoulders above the others on this list in terms of cost, for those with money to burn, this once-in-a-lifetime experience is ideal. Delve beneath the deep blue sea and you’ll have the choice to moor at your own chosen location, meaning you can take in any view you like, such as St Lucia’s stunning coral reef. Not only that, but you can also choose your own décor for the duration of your stay. While this luxury bedroom will be out of reach for most of us, it definitely deserves its ‘quirky’ title.

La Balade des Gnomes, Durbuy, Belgium

If dogs aren’t quite your thing, this Belgian boutique offers up an array of designs, including a Trojan horse. With 10 rather unique rooms, ‘The Walk of the Gnomes’ to give it its English name is situated in an elegant 17^th Century town and gives visitors the choice of rooms that each could be at home on a Tim Burton movie set. Alongside the giant wooden horse on offer, you can also choose from the likes of a Macquarie Island room in which your boat-like bed mysteriously appears to be floating on real water and you’ll also find some sandy stretches!

The world of hotels is a fantastic place and each year architects are outdoing themselves and designing and producing some out-of-this-world designs. The main question is, what will the future hold for hoteliers?

Article provided by UK artificial decking supplier, Arbordeck.