Have you seen any unusual hotel rooms?

The room that you described is becoming a trend everywhere. It is quite common to the places I go to in Asia. The logic behind that as what my friend told me is to ensure the safety of the customers especially those who have kids, elders or disabled with them. So they can have a view what is happening inside. One other purpose is for the honeymooners and the romantic buffs... They consider it sexy and romantic...hahaha... Other than that, I haven't been to any unusual hotel rooms. But I have been hearing those resorts that are placed below the sea. Now that I wanted to see and maybe stay there for a night or 2.

What a strange idea from the builder or hotel owner? I have not seen anything like that but once hard that in Denmark, there are some hotels which are built in winter only because all are made by ice... from bed to plate..... from chair to glass.... from roof to window... they dont exist in summer. Is not it strange?

a LONG time ago, I got to tour a penthouse at a hotel... they had "theme" rooms and one was a jungle theme room, I thought it was really cool, but that's just me, the beds were loft beds, had to climb a ladder to get into them and were made to look like they were in a tree house... there were a lot of other strange rooms, and one had a heart shaped tub in front of a giant window (mind you, there were no tall buildings around to be looked in on) I really don't remember the rest, I was still in high school at the time and THAT was a LONG time ago!

I went to my room in a hotel in Indonesia and it had a door like a stable. On the wall a backpacker had written "Do not sleep here. These beds have bed bugs and flees. So check out now". I was so upset and shocked by that but it was late in the evening. I told the manager and she suggested I changed rooms. He let me pay more to stay in a triple room. I put my backpack and its plastic bags on the floor and went to sleep in the middle of the double bed. I woke in the night and it sounded as though rats or mice were running over my plastic bags. In the early morning I heard noise from the nearby mosque. I woke up a little later and packed my stuff up. After checking out I walked along the street. I asked a few other backpackers where was a descent place to stay. I was so lucky to be told a friendly guest house. I like to stay in unusual accommodation when I can. I went and stayed at Bullet Tree Falls in Belize. I loved staying in the tall tree house at a place called Parrot Nest.

I remembered a few years ago, i ever spend a night in that type of hotel room. At that time, i was attending one of my cousin's wedding in a high class hotel. Since we are eating and chatting with the newly-wed until 2 am in morning, so we decided to rent a hotel room there to rest. It is very tiring to drive direct back to our home. The hotel's bathroom is exactly the same like what you had described. Only there is a curtain, where we can close it, whenever we want privacy with our bath time. It looks very exotic but no privacy anymore without the curtain...

Well last year me and my friends had gone to a different city for our summer vacation. After we decided a hotel to stay in, they gave us the key and everything. We went to check the room. It was grand and really nice. There was a tv room, a bedroom a shower and toilet. Like a tiny apartment. But the thing creepy there was, beside the bedroom there was a small empty room attached. And in that room was a white statue, you know the ones with only the head and torso, no hands kinda white statue thingy (i don't know what it's called). Anyway that totally freaked me out and I was the first one to find it. And then I told my friends about it and half of us freaked out so we immediately changed our room LOL I have no idea why the statue was there or why it looked that creepy to me

Some Years ago I was considering a Job in a place that was being fitted out as a Small hotel..getting a tour of the place,One of the rooms was split level,with a Spiral staircase betwen the levels..I thought it would have been an interesting place to stay!

I have been in a room a little like the one that you described before, however we realised on the third day of our holiday that you could see the inside of our bathroom from the outside of our hotel because of the way that the windows had been laid out in comparison to the rest of the hotel. After finding that out, we had to make sure that we always had the blinds down if we were having to use the bathroom, otherwise the rest of the guests in the hotel would have been able to see exactly what we'd been doing.

There is a hotel in the suburbs of Hangzhou, a tourist city near Shanghai. It rests in the hills. Each room of the hotel lays out the special features of an European country. It has become a great appeal for the young couples in their honey moon stay.