COOL HOTELS!

I feel honored to be the 4^th (not awarded unfortunately) person to post smth on our blog. In order not to make it all so serious and strictly scientific, I would like to present you 3 of the most interesting hotels I have ever heard about. Hilton or Sheraton seem to be not interesting at all comparing to these located in Zaandam (Netherlands), Fiji and Tokio.

The 1^st hotel in Netherlands (The Inntel Hotel) looks like a pile of houses. The building features overlapping green wooden façades typical of traditional houses in the region. The 11-storey hotel is forty metres tall and includes 160 rooms. The Inntel hotel in Zaandam is without a shadow of a doubt already the main eye-stopper in the town cenre.

The 2^nd hotel, called Posseidon Undersea Resort located on Fiji, is really spectacular. Build forty feet below the surface of the clear blue Fijian Lagoon, the underwater suites are accessible by elevator. 70 percent of each suite is enveloped in Acrylic walls that allow for marvelous views of the ocean. If only I could ever afford to spend there a night or two…

And finally the Capsule Inn in Tokio which seems to be less comfy because it actually provides more a capsule, than a room. These capsules, which are made of reinforced plastic, have all the required amenities, like TV, radio, lighting, and alarm clock access. But a night there could be a little claustrophobic, I think.

There are also many other, equally amazing hotels like Jumbo Hostel in Stockholm, World's First Aircraft Inn. An abandoned Boeing 747 jumbo jet was saved from being trashed metal to become a 25-room hotel sited in Stockholm's Arlanda airport. Staying there for a night might not be very comfy, but still, it must be an amazing experience. There is also a Dog Bark Park Inn (Idaho, US) in a beagle's shape! Looks cool! Another incredible hotel is the one located in a breathtaking area of Turkey, Cappadocia, where guests sleep in… caves. Sleeping in a cave, according to the management of Gamirasu Cave Hotel, is surprisingly comfortable. You can check it out on this website: www.gamirasu.com

Well, there many more astonishing hotels in the world, but I can’t describe all of them in here. If you’re interested, I recommend you to visit www.oddee.com. It’s pretty awesome!