5 unbelievable hotels around the world

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March 9, 2018 4:35 PM

Picture spaceship treehouses, ice suites, underwater hotels and fortresses.

Ever wondered it feels like in a weird and unbelievable hotel around the world?

From quirky to downright weird, here's a guide to the most unusual places to stay around the world.

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1. No Man's Fort, Solent, Portsmouth

No Man’s Fort – a Victorian-era fort which was originally built between 1867 and 1880 to protect Portsmouth from an attack from Napoleon III – has been turned into a luxury hotel, with 22 bedrooms, a lighthouse penthouse suite, nightclub, hot tub and laser quest arena.

2. Treehotel, Harads, Sweden

Located in the pine forest around Harads are seven unique ‘treerooms’ (more are planned to open in the near future). Treehouses include the glass capsule-like Cabin, the lifelike Bird’s Nest, the mind-blowing reflective Mirrorcube and the UFO (pictured), which reminds guests of the final scene in E.T. There is also a Tree Sauna.

3. SiloStay, Little River, New Zealand

Situated in Little River, just 350 yards, SiloStay offers innovative eco-friendly accommodation on New Zealand's Banks Peninsula.

The silos are designed across two floors and are fully-equipped with kitchen facilities, balconies and televisions. Gourmet microwave meals or takeaways can be provided on request.

4. Palacio de Sal, Uyuni, Bolivia

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The Palacio de Sal "Salt Palace" on the salt flats of Uyuni, is completely constructed from salt, including most of the furniture. There’s an impressive lobby, bar and 16 rooms with private bathrooms, central heating and electricity.

5. Magic Mountain Hotel, Huilo Huilo Reserve, Chile

The Magic Mountain Hotel is in the Huilo Huilo reserve, which covers 60,000 hectares of Valdivian forest, and has natural hot springs, unexplored lakes and direct access to the Mocho Choshuenco volcano. Accommodation ranges from rooms in the main lodge, which has a waterfall cascading from the pinnacle of the roof to secluded forest lodges.

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