Rooms, 21 artists, 1,000 ideas

Each room is an individual piece of art – from wacky comical styles to strict graphic design, from fantastic street art and Japanese Manga to simply spaced out fantasies. You will find flowers, fairytales, friendly monsters, dreaming creatures, secrets vaults and so one.

Come by, check in and discover our spaces. One thing we promise: You haven't seen anything like it!

Come visit the World's Biggest Beagle!

Dog Bark Park Inn is a bed & breakfast guesthouse inside the World's Biggest Beagle. Guests enter the body of the beagle from a private 2nd story deck. Some of the dog's decorative furnishings are carvings by Dog Bark Park chain saw artists Dennis & Frances. Inside and up another level to the head of the dog is a loft room with additional sleeping space plus a cozy alcove in the muzzle.

At Dog Bark Park Inn sleeping in the doghouse is a good thing!

Bubble Tent

With these transparent bubble tents, campers can sleep under the stars without sacrificing any creature comforts. Created by French designer Pierre Stephane Dumas, these "Bubble Trees" are designed to help people get intimate with nature. Available only in Europe for now, the inflatable see-through shelters give campers panoramic views of their surroundings. But they don't come cheap. According to the U.K.'s Daily Mail, one night in a "Bubble Tree" costs about $650.

The Treehotel

Ever feel as if every hotel room looks like the last one you checked into? Next time, consider spicing up your travel by staying at one of these unique hotels, where style often trumps all else.

The Treehotel in Sweden aims to bring guests close to nature and rekindle joyful childhood memories. A group of modern designers and architects were charged with designing different rooms. The result: six unique spots to stay high above the forest floor.

The Balancing Barn

The Balancing Barn stands on the edge of a tranquil nature reserve a few miles inland from the Suffolk coast, near the historic towns of Walberswick and Aldeburgh. Clad in elegant silver tiles, the house dramatically cantilevers over the landscape, providing views from its huge panoramic windows over woods, ponds and meadows. The house was designed by the Dutch firm MVRDV, who have won a world-wide reputation for the ingenuity, playfulness and comfort of their designs.

The Balancing Barn accommodates up to 8 people:

4 double bedrooms, one of which can be made up as a twin room, all with en suite facilities. Two of the bedrooms (bedrooms 1 & 2) have an in-bedroom bath as well as an en suite bathroom.

Hotel Kakslauttanen

Want to see the Northern Lights and the stars shining brightly in the arctic sky? Stay in a glass igloo at the Hotel Kakslauttanen, which is located above the Arctic Circle in Finland. For those visitors wishing to have a truly arctic experience, you can stay in one of the traditional snow igloos, eat in the snow restaurant or even get married in the snow chapel.

Hotel Kakslauttanen features a glass igloo village, log cabins, and the world's largest smoke sauna. The glass igloos maintain a normal room temperature and the glass ceiling stays clear of snow so guests can enjoy the beautiful night sky.

Conrad Maldives Rangali Island

We've all woken up from deep sleep feeling a bit blue. But at the Conrad Maldives Rangali Island some guests now have the chance to awake under the deep blue with schools of fish swimming by and rays of sunlight shimmering through the water to the new Ithaa Suite. The room sits 16 feet below the Indian Ocean, surrounded by a vibrant coral reef and encased in clear glass.

Boot Bed N' Breakfast

The Boot Bed N' Breakfast in New Zealand is the brainchild of Steve Richards, who designed the two-story cottage in the shape of a giant boot. Outside is a grove of hazelnut trees. Inside, an open fire for a romantic evening in. And when you wake from your fairy tale night, breakfast will be waiting at your door. Make all the footwear jokes you might, this hotel uses free-range eggs offers fresh fruit from its orchard in your meal.

Tram-Inn

The Controversy Tram-Inn offers guests the opportunity to sleep on a train or in two trams that were active several years ago in Germany and Amsterdam. The hotel in Hoogwoud, the Netherlands, strives to have fun with its rooms. The train includes a Jacuzzi built in a Mexican sombrero.

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