Quirky Guide

Chocolates on your pillow? Pah! How about a giant molten-chocolate fountain, chocolate cocktails, and bowlfuls of handmade goodies at every turn?

A truly tropical treehouse experience surrounded on three sides by the Mopan River.

This former research laboratory turned hotel is located at the bottom of a lagoon where angelfish, barracuda and parrotfish breed.

You don’t tend to expect humour and individuality in a chain hotel. But they are there in abundance in Cape Town’s Fire and Ice! Hotel.

Falling asleep in a Calvados barrel is no longer just for alcoholics. In Normandy, it’s also a quirky way for anyone to enjoy a good night’s rest.

Unleash the Inuit inside by spending a night in a real life igloo.

Falling asleep at the controls of a jumbo jet would normally be frowned upon. Not so in this unique Swedish hostel.

You’re likely to learn more than locals want you to know at this quirky seaside enclave.

Qbic Hotels offer futuristic, cube shaped rooms, with double beds, a bathroom and desk all incorporated into one small square area.

You could join the Mile High Club with ease and comfort at this Costa Rica retreat, if only the plane in question were a little further off the ground.