Results: Quirky and bizarre hotels in the World

Elkep Evi Cave Hotel in Cappadocia (Turkey): With 14 troglodyte rooms on offer, Elkep Evi is a small hotel that won't fail to amaze. Located on one of the highest hills in Urgup in Turkey, opposite Cappadocia, this is a quirky hotel in a charming region. Have you ever stayed in a quirky hotel that is similar to the one that is located in Turkey?

In a private aquarium at the Conrad Hotel, Rangali Island (Maldives): The Conrad Hotel has made this dream possible with its villas that open up directly onto the ocean, and its underwater restaurant that has the feel of a giant aquarium. Amazing, but true. Have you ever pictured yourself in the middle of the ocean having dinner on the water?

A jungle cabin at Tree House Lodge in Iquitos (Peru): Have a front-row seat for the show that is the Peruvian Amazon rain-forest by taking up residence in accommodation offered by the Tree House Lodge in Iquitos. An out-of-the-ordinary experience, complete with its fair share of surprise extras such as visits from monkeys or concerts by jungle birds. Have you ever visited Peru and stayed in one of their tree house lodge's?

In a church at Martin's Patershof Hotel in Mechelen (Belgium): Martin's Patershof hotel in Mechelen, Belgium has created luxurious bedrooms within an old church that has been deconsecrated by Franciscan friars. An opportunity to stay in a unique place, where architecture and history combine in style. Would you be interested in learning about the architecture and history of the church hotel in Belgium?

In a floating cabin in the Pressac Floating Village (France): Let the water sing you to sleep when staying in a room in the Village Flottant in Pressac, in the Vienne region. An unusual experience that is perfect for families, who can spend their days swimming and pike fishing from the terrace! A fun yet peaceful experience. If you ever had the chance would you like to stay in a floating cabin in France?

On an urban campsite at Huettenpalast in Berlin (Germany): Huettenpalast has set up an urban campsite in an old, abandoned factory in Berlin, giving you the chance to stay in charming caravans with all the comforts of a hotel! Do you find the idea of urban camping an interesting concept that is located in Germany?