The Weirdest Bedrooms You Can Spend The Night

A capsule hotel on a cliff, hammock in the forest or overnight at the top of the highest observatory in Western Europe is a unique, emotional experience for those who love to explore.
The strangest bedroom hotels you can spend the night
Pic du Midi de Bigorre, France: Overnight at Western Europe's highest observatory on the top of Mount Pic du Midi de Bigorre is one of the most attractive vacation for astronomers. Here, visitors can experience the feeling of scientists and astronomers as well as gaze and rest under the starry night sky. Photo: Survoldefrance.
Sheldon Chalet, Alaska, USA: Located on the highest mountain slope in North America, luxury Sheldon Chalet gives visitors a quiet, lonely space in the wilderness, cold of Alaska

. Here, you can sip champagne, relax by the fireplace and watch the auroras through the windows. Guests booking rooms here are served by 2 guides, a chef and a concierge. Photo: Butterfield
Antarctica: As part of Antarctica's cruises, Wildfoot Travel offers visitors a night of camping in Antarctica.



Enjoy a memorable, challenging night as you cope with the harsh Antarctic weather without heating facilities. Photo: Ignacio Marino / Oceanwide Expeditions.
Camping on the top of Goodleaf mountain, Isle of Wight, England: Sleeping in a hammock, hiding in the oak trees is a new experience on Isle of Wight. First, visitors are instructed how to move in the trees, then have dinner, set a campfire, finally climb into their "tree boat" and spend the night. Photo: Goodleaf.
Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia: Sleeping in the largest salt field in the world will be an exciting and engaging experience. With "pop-up" rooms with transparent domes, coming to Salar de Uyuni visitors will have a special vacation in one of the most extreme weather locations in South America Photo: Stéphane Gautronneau.




Mallos de Riglos, Spain: Upon arrival in the Pyrenees, visitors can see the beauty of the countryside of northwest Spain, as well as spend the night in a suspended tent hanging on the steep cliffs of Mallos de Riglos, more than 100 meters from the ground. Here, guides will help you climb to the accommodation and are ready to assist guests at any time. Photo: Muchbetteradventures.
Finca Bellavista, Costa Rica: In the Costa Rica nature reserve, visitors have the opportunity to rest in a tree house located at an altitude of more than 27 m, providing accommodation for up to 6 people. In addition, around the house there are suspension bridges, helping visitors explore the landscape of the forest as well as the lives of wildlife around. Photo: Finca Bellavista.
Kingston Treehouse, South Africa: Sleeping among lions, elephants, rhinoceroses and zebras in the African wilderness can be a crazy idea, but you can experience it at one of these Lion Sands tree house Game Reserve. Located in Kruger National Park, these houses are built in isolation, have no electricity, modern equipment and do not affect the habitat of wildlife.



Photo: Lion Sands Game Reserve.
Sala Silvermine, Sweden: Sala Silvermine in Västmanland, Sweden has the world's deepest bedroom for 2 people. Here, visitors enjoy a private tour, exploring vast caves, winding galleries and underground lakes before relaxing in a candlelit room, at a depth of 510 m. . Photo: Maria Andersson.
Fort Spitbank, England: Located off the coast of Portsmouth, the circular military fortress built in the 19th century has become a luxury hotel with 8 bedrooms, of which Spitbank is the smallest fortress but Complete with a wine cellar, a heated swimming pool, a sauna and a sun terrace. Photo: Bob White / Flickr.
Skylodge Adventure Suites, Sacred Valley, Peru: Clinging to the slopes of the Sacred Valley of Cusco, these transparent capsule bedrooms are challenging for those who are not afraid of adventure and heights.



Each room here is equipped with a bed, a dining area and a bathroom. Photo: Naturavive.
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