was bored and found this..

Some really weird and fabulous hotels and Inn's..




The first 3 are At "Wagon Stays", the carriage rooms have balconies—perfect for kicking back with a pint of ale after a long day of going absolutely nowhere. The two-year-old Wagon Stays in Christchurch, New Zealand, features rooms with queen-size beds, computer-controlled showers, flush toilets, fully equipped kitchens, and satellite TV.

One of the "treesorts" at Out 'n' About Treesort & Treehouse Institute, just outside of Cave Junction, Ore. It's one of 18 unorthodox treehouses—some enclosed, some open to the air and the Douglas firs (and the bugs). Some units are perched more than 30 feet above the ground. Most of the rooms have modern conveniences such as sinks and refrigerators.

The next 2 photo's are the exterior and interior shots of The Hobbit Motel. Which is part of Woodlyn Park, a bizarre collection of lodgings in New Zealand, near the Waitomo Caves. The Hobbit Motel consists of two hillside burrows that are faithful replicas of the hobbit dwellings in J.R.R. Tolkien's books—right down to the circular windows and doorways, red-and-beige walls, and camouflaged exteriors.

The next 2 are of one of the coolest Inn's I think I have ever seen! The inside isn't anything to brag about but, I love the outside. LOL

Dog Bark Park Inn is a two-story, beagle-shaped B&B in Cottonwood, Idaho. And, yes, pets are allowed. At Dog Bark Park Inn, guests enter the structure from the deck that's constructed along the pup's rib cage. The sleeping loft is in the pooch's head.

The next 3 are really cool. Maybe not the best for someone with fear of heights though. Here's the Harbour Crane, at Harlingen, a port city an hour outside of Amsterdam, Netherlands. You and your guest can jump into the cockpit, seize the controls, and turn the 143,000-pound crane a full 360 degrees. Peer inside the Harbour Crane. Since 2003, the massive crane has housed a luxury hotel room for two roughly 55 feet above the harbor docks. Inside the Harbour Crane, you'll find that the lighting system is touch-screen operated, the chairs are Eames Lounges, and the structural steel has a certain sculptural elegance.

I'm not sure i'd be able to bring myself to sleep in this thing but, it was different. This is Das Park Hotel in Ottensheim, Austria, offers three 10-ton segments of drainage pipe, each 6.5 feet in diameter. You get a lamp, a mattress, a few sleeping bags, and a lockable door.

By far my favorite!!

Here at Giraffe Manor, one of the "guests" is curious. Recent human guests have included Keira Knightley and Mick Jagger.

Breakfast in the sunroom at Giraffe Manor in Langata, Kenya. The five-room property is arranged so that roaming giraffes can poke their heads into any open window or doorway and lick guests with their sticky, prehensile tongues.