12 of the world's quirkiest hotels

[boomy]

Some interesting hotels on that list.
12 of the world
Did anyone here stayed in any of them?

 

[juddles]

No I haven´t. But if you ever ask the same question of ¨12 coughpiest hotels¨, am sure I will have featured there

 

[samh004]

The real question is "has anyone here actually stayed in Hotel Costa Verde"?

 

[boomy]

The real question is "has anyone here actually stayed in Hotel Costa Verde"?

Or in this one: http://www.jumbostay.com/

 

[coolkid101]

Or in this one: Hotel Arlanda, Hostel Arlanda - Jumbo Stay

they've got a picture of a room in that plane with a wallpaper of clouds - maybe if you stare at it long enough in bed with a substitute "krug" one might imagine they're in apartments/residence

 

[JohnK]

Some interesting hotels. The cruise ship looks nice.

 

[Mattg]

Or in this one: http://www.jumbostay.com/

I stayed there last year and loved it!

 

[TomVexille]

Some interesting ideas there

 

[Cool Cat Phil]

Just as a matter of interest has anyone stayed in one of those capsule Hotels In Japan?

They actually feature on the Qantas Hotels website with the various other Tokyo options ... Just no points offering.

 

[Mattg]

Just as a matter of interest has anyone stayed in one of those capsule Hotels In Japan?

They actually feature on the Qantas Hotels website with the various other Tokyo options ... Just no points offering.

Not Japan, but I did stay in a capsule hotel in Singapore in 2013.

http://www.australianfrequentflyer....d-reviews/capsule-hostel-singapore-58830.html

 

[Cool Cat Phil]

Not Japan, but I did stay in a capsule hotel in Singapore in 2013.

http://www.australianfrequentflyer....d-reviews/capsule-hostel-singapore-58830.html

Ah cool!

What a great little review!

I must be living under a rock, I never knew the existed in Singapore, buts it's hardly surprising in one of the worlds most expensive & land locked cities.


So the $64 question is would you stay in one again?

 

[Mattg]

Ah cool!

What a great little review!

I must be living under a rock, I never knew the existed in Singapore, buts it's hardly surprising in one of the worlds most expensive & land locked cities.


So the $64 question is would you stay in one again?

I guess it depends on the difference in price on the day. When I stayed there, I paid $25/night and the next cheapest option, a 2 star hotel, would have cost $80/night. So it was probably worth it when you consider I saved about $300 over the 5 nights. Overall it wasn't too bad and perfectly adequate if you just want a bed.

 

[Cool Cat Phil]

I guess it depends on the difference in price on the day. When I stayed there, I paid $25/night and the next cheapest option, a 2 star hotel, would have cost $80/night. So it was probably worth it when you consider I saved about $300 over the 5 nights. Overall it wasn't too bad and perfectly adequate if you just want a bed.

Good to know!