To put it short, we deal with a lightweight balloon that can be carried in your pocket and used for shelter. The house is created from a metalized polyester material, and when unfolded it self inflates with body heat or from the heat of the sun and ensures a fantastic shelter. When you are inside the shelter, the material reflects your body heat to keep the user warm.

This house, that is a perfect hotel as well was created by Barcelona designer Martin Azura, whose work focuses on minimalistic and environmentally friendly ideas.

What a fun!

It goes without saying, that it is impossible to get water from a stone, but with the following gadget you can easily tap your favorite spirits. The dispenser is a handmade one from natural stones found along the coast of New England. This English cutie will add pizzazz to any interior.

Due to the found nature of the stones, each is one-of-a-kind and will vary. How do you like?

This Micropod was specifically designed for such patios and areas with limited space.The Micropod will fit into most gardens. They say the walls and ceilings can be finished with modern white beech panels. You can install everything you want inside of your box.

Are you into the idea?

This unique hotel gets its water from the rain and its energy from the sun and the idea behind the hotel is to be centrally located around a city’s outdoor attractions like parks.

The Urban Hotel is placed in the middle of a city park because of its small carbon footprint and size. To put it short, each hotel consists of slim, two-floor rooms and it will attract curious tourists and citizens.

How do you like the idea?

The hotel is situated at the Red Sea coast at the verdant foothills of the Sinai Mountain range. All guests are welcomed to stay in bamboo cabins and villas on the beach. The resort accepts a maximum of 250 visitors.

Basata is one of Egypt’s hidden vacation spots, and it os located in Nuweiba. By the way, it was the first tourist project in Sinai, established in 1986. Basata stands for “simplicity”.

Basata is Egypt’s first ecotourism destinations, littering and other destructive behavior are strictly forbidden.

Would you love to come here?

The Merchant Hotel, Belfast

The Occupy movement caught the attention of the world’s media towards the end of 2011. Located in the former headquarters of Ulster Bank, Belfast’s Merchant Hotel allows you to ‘Occupy’ the halls of power without any of the messy collisions with police. High vaulted ceilings, opulent bedrooms, and a restaurant which used to be a banking hall.

Tigerlily, Edinburgh

If you’re looking for cool hotels in Edinburgh Tigerlily should definitely be your first choice. In fact, Conde Nast Traveller has called it “one of the coolest 65 hotels in the world”. Located on the West End of fashionable George Street, a stone’s throw away from designer shops and fancy eateries, Tigerlily boasts luxurious rooms, a famous cocktail bar, and one of Edinburgh’s hottest nightclubs, Lulu. It’s also only a short taxi ride from Edinburgh airport, its central location making it popular with every kind of traveller.

The Old Station, Sussex

The best alternative to the Orient Express for those who get travel sick; the Old Station invites guests to “relax in colonial splendour’ by either staying in the old train station itself (build in 1892), or in one of four renovated Pullman carriages. While you’re there, try the famous cream tea.

The Egyptian House, Penzance

One of Cornwall’s most “flamboyant examples of architecture”, the Egyptian House was built in a style which came into fashion after Napoleon’s successful campaigns in Egypt during the 19^th Century. It is said to be inspired by the Temple of Hat-Hor. Originally a museum, you can now rent a floor as a holiday home through the Landmark Trust.

Livingstone Safari Lodge, Kent

If you want a taste of Africa, but can’t face the high temperatures, take yourself off to Kent where you can stay in the Aspinall Foundation’s Livingstone Lodge. It might feel surreal, sitting on your deck in the Kent countryside, as wildebeest, rhino and giraffes wander around. But that’s what makes it so cool.

The Lighthouse, Llandudno

Enjoy 280° sea views in a 19^th Century lighthouse. There are three rooms available in The Lighthouse, but by far the coolest has to be the lamp room; this is where the beacon would have shone during sea-faring days, but now it has floor to ceiling windows and perfect panoramic views from East to West.

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By the way, Zhu Zhu Hamsters are also known as Go Go Hamsters and these cool interactive toys scuttle around and chatter like real hamsters!

Pay attention, that these Our hamsters are artificially intelligent, robotic toys that talk and move around their habitat.

By the way, hamster is not included! You can get the hotel here.

To put it short, the following cutie is an assembled fabric-covered platform surrounded by a metal frame that cab be hanged everywhere. Frankly speaking, rather beautiful hanging tent!

What is more, if you belong to those who still remember their camping trips and it was pure fun, you should try this Paortaledge.

These images are pictures of Portaledges at High Ropes Forest in Germany. It seems to me they look very cool and romantic.

In the 1940s, the Bowery House was known as The Prince Hotel, and it was the place where slept soldiers returning home from World War II. I am very glad that the new hotel managed to maintain this old charm and glamour.

The Bowery House now boasts 300 thread-count sheets and other luxe touches. It has single and shared rooms, communal bathrooms as well as a bar, kitchen, and even garden.

Here it comes the specially built new train that accommodates just 84 passengers, and has suites with private bathrooms and plasma televisions, two amazing restaurants serving Indian and Western food, a bar, card tables, an observation lounge and much more.

The Maharajas’ Express is a luxury train that works on the Indian Railways from early 2010.The price for a one-night stand climbs up to $2,500 per person per day.

To my mind, the Maharajas Express is a great and successful attempt to recreate the amazing epoch of personal state carriages of colonial era maharajas of India. The trains offers three spectacular itineraries for you to enjoy!

Get the idea how royalty travels!