10 Weirdest Hotels in the World

Surprising a tourist is getting harder and harder. So any rumors of anything unusual can't be ignored. For example, the gallery below, containing 10 strangest hotels to be found all over the world. I bet at least one of them will be fascinating enough to make you want to stay there at least for a night.

A house tree called Mirrorcube seems to be completely invisible in the tree crowns. This mirror box contains a room with floor area of 20 square meters. The largest ones to rent there are 5 times bigger.

Dating back to 1930's, Giraffe Manor is located on a 12-acre large piece of forest, home to a herd of giraffes, belonging to the Rothshilds, which often stop there to have a quick green snack.

The Ice-hotel is the first hotel in the world to have been built of ice and snow. The hotel is located in a tiny village in the north of Sweden, inhabited by 1,100 people and 1,000 dogs. To build it, 1000 tons of the Torne river ice was used, together with 30,000 tons of 'snice', a mixture of ice and snow that reinforces the whole structure.

According to a website called Crazy Horse, the fundamental principle behind the design was to avoid the 'classical construction principles'/ The result to be admired in the picture.

The hotel is aboard a 4-engine Ilyushin 18 plane from the 1960's. There is a bar, a kitchen a sauna and a Jacuzzi inside.

The Gobi Discovery II camp is a travel in time inside a Mongolian yurt, in the Gobi Gurvansaikhan National Park in the south of Mongolia. The camp offers an opportunity to explore Mongolian culture during a camel safari trip, traditional performances and time spent together with the nomadic people.

Dihan Évasion is a part of a family-owned farm and it offers a number of unusual beds among the trees. Perhaps the bubble tents hanging a few feet above the ground are the most special part of it, as they provide you with a panoramic view of the environment.

The hotel, located near the Qualicum beach, is a popular place with visitors to the central part of Vancouver. Each room is a ball floating in the crown of the forest

Wigam Motel in Holbrook, Arizona has got a tipi-shaped rooms and some old-school cars parked nearby, reminding you of the good old days when Route 66 was the main road in the area.

The hotel was designed by Frank Gehry, a Spanish architect. It is a luxury place in the vineyard area, located in Marqués de Riscal, the oldest vineyard in this part of the country.