By the way, doesn’t anyone just use shipping containers for shipping anymore? But here is an unusual hotel created from stackable, easy-to-transport steel containers. The idea belongs to a British company Snoozebox. Such a hotel can be stacked anywhere within 48 hours.

The company managed to create the Snoozebox that is the world’s first completely portable hotel. The Snoozebox can accommodate 40 to 400 rooms and it will take you three days to build and set up.

What I love the most is the opulence of interior. Luxurious amenities are waiting for you.

Brilliant!

The hotel is situated in a quiet forest near the Lule River in Harads, Sweden is Treehotel, and consists of treehouses designed by some of Scandanavia’s leading architects.

There are currently 24 rooms planned, with six now available for booking. A stay will run you about $600/night for two adults.

Dragon Inn was opened in 1985, it is a popular pit stop for travelers going to the world famous Sipadan and Mabul. The main attraction of the hotel is the fact all the rooms are built on stilts and offer an amazing view of the ocean.

You can stay at one of hotel houses and enjoy piece and quite atmosphere or you are welcome to discover the lifestyle of local tribes. Also, remember that daily dive trips can be arranged from Semporna to Sipadan.

A short walk away out from the resort brings you to Semporna town with cheap bargains and mind-blowing landscapes.

A resort to die for!

To put it short, the Privacy Pop is a small tent specifically designed to fit over beds typically found any types of rooms. The following thing gives you privacy in a shared bedroom or hotel room.

Privacy is exceptionally important when you have to spend some time is a shared room with some people, always take the following tent with you.

The Tent fits Twin and Twin XL beds and is easy to carry around when not deployed. It’s $99 and is available now.

I am ready to bet that you perfectly understand that we are talking about a striking piece of architecture. The hotel was designed by the Copenhagen-based architecture firm 3XN, and right now it can be easily named the largest hotel in Scandinavia, with 23 floors, 812 rooms and 30 meeting spaces and conference rooms.

Bella Sky Hotels comprised of two towers, with angled facades, joined by a walkway. The hotel got an award at the International Hotel Awards in London.

Love the hotel!

The artist loved his gardens so much that he wanted the new building to take up as little of the garden as possible. So that is the result. We see a cool house that is supported on the only rock outcrop available without disturbing the natural vegetation of the river gorge.

The summerhouse was listed for preservation in 2000 and we were subsequently commissioned to restore it.

The idea behind the screen is not only pure decoration, it also can be used to shield the programmatic elements from the climate. To put it short, we deal with a mini city connected via ramps and pathways.

The perforated metal facade is a barrier that protect the interior elements, without completely cutting them off from the outside world.

Would you love to stay there?

Italian architects from LEAPfactory have designed the modular New Refuge Gervasutti that is the first an alpine accommodation sanctuary for tired climbers. The construction was opened in October 2011 in Courmayeur, on the Freboudze Glacier, on the East face of the Grandes Jorasses, Mont Blanc (Italy).

The Gervasutti provides 30sq.m of living space, 12 beds and ensures 2.5kWh of solar energy a day. There are a living room, kitchen and dining area there overlooking the precipice.

It goes without saying that the views are spectacular, and the refuge comes with a red pattern that makes it visible to climbers and mountaineers, who will often be approaching from a distance.

The total cost of the project was US$334,000.

To put it short, we deal with the first alpine refuge of the latest generation, that ensures the optimal combination of comfort, safety and respect for the environment.

Each room consists of a double bed, a bedside table and a lamp. Have some rest far from lavish, and it will be a travel story to remeber.

By the way, iа нour idea of a holiday is to live inside a sewage pipe, you should try this hotel for sure.

Guests who wish to spend a night or two should book their rooms at the hotel’s website.

Hotel Kakslauttanen is located 250 km above the Arctic Circle in the Finnish part of Lapland and it can be easily called “The Igloo Village.”

Hotel Kakslauttanen guarantees awesome views of the Aurora Borealis during the winter months, as well as the crystal clear sky from your own private glass igloo.

Each igloo is built from a special thermal glass, and it is always warm inside of it. It also prevents the glass from not getting white frosted. All igloos come with a toilet and luxury beds.

Would you love to try?