World's Weirdest Hotel Rooms

The Mine Suite at the Sala Silvermine 

Vdstmanland County, Sweden 

For that inner spelunker in all of us, the kind folks at the Sala Silvermine created a impractical getaway 500 feet below the Earth’s surface. The luxury underground cave is appointed with magnificent familiars, with a king-sized bed, plush duvets, the peaceful glow of candles and gracious platter of wine and cheese.

The Panic Room at Au Vieux Panier
Marseille, France

Want to sleep in the Panic Room? It’s only here for the rest of 2012. At this boutique hotel, each room is awarded to a new artist to beautify yearly. The Panic Room is the formation of famous French graffiti artist Tilt.

The Melody Sphere at Free Spirit Spheres
Vancouver Island, Canada

Builder and creator Tom Chudleigh used the properties of sailboat building as a design representation for his orb-shaped hotel rooms that hang poised from wires in the trees of Vancouver’s tropical forest. The Melody Sphere, which is alienated and solo in a grove of cedar and spruce trees, is made from an external of yellow fiberglass.

The Hardwood Suite, at The Palms Casino Resort
Las Vegas, Nevada

It’s two floors. It’s 10,000 square feet. Best of all, should you put in order a midnight pick-up game, you can play it only steps away from your bed on the suite’s indoor basketball court. This Palms “baller” suite comes full with scoreboard and fully prepared locker room.

The Dog Bark Inn
Cottonwood, Idaho

Artists Dennis Sullivan and Frances Conklin have a soft spot for canines and statuette. Mutual, those passions were the impulsion for this artistic couple to create a giant wooden beagle just outer surface the town of Cottonwood, Idaho. Population: 944.

The Mirror Cube at the Treehotel
Harads, Sweden

Want to factually evaporate for a while? Spend a night in this totally mirrored cube, impartial in the trees of northern Sweden. The thoughtful surfaces of the cube show only limbs and leaves and sky, making it near indistinguishable to the human eye.

The Passion Room at Fallen Angel
Cusco, Peru

Inside Fallen Angel, the motto is: “To teach people to enjoy the banal happiness of life.” Guests at this restaurant/hotel understanding a complete emersion in art from floor-to-ceiling, with bright hues, lazily rotating disco balls, and stunning statuette.

The Tush-Hog House at Tallahatchie Flats
Greenwood, Mississippi

What looks to be to spare set design from Oh Brother Where Art Thou is actually Tallahatchie Flats – a collected works of single-family, rural 1920’s shacks. Grammy-award-winning record creator and co-owner Steve LaVere purchased the crumbling buildings from families around the county and relocated all seven to an bare plot of land in the river delta.

The John Morse Room at the Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast/Museum
Fall River, Massachusetts

“I’m swayed this place is troubled after working here for eight years,” says General Manager Lee-Ann Wilber. “Things happen in the John Morse room in exacting, and we’ve utterly had guests leave in the middle of the night.”

The Champagne Tower by Cleopatra at Cove Haven Resort
Lakeville, Pennsylvania

Nothing says “get weird” quite like taking a bubble bath in an important bathtub shaped like a bubbly glass. After lounging in the 7-foot-tall cocktail glass, guests can sprawl on a jumbo, circular bed alongside an indoor working fireplace or swim in the, private heart-shaped pool.