Two French architects

727 Fuselage Home (Costa Rica). The first three digits in the name of the hotel are practically all that remains of the real Boeing 727, which was decommissioned back in 1965. But to be more honest, 727 Fuselage Home is only part of the huge Costa Verde hotel complex, which also has normal rooms, bars and restaurants with swimming pools. And it's only $400 a day spent in the cabin.

he Jail (Australia). The idea that came to mind Gary Adam and his wife is not new, there are hotels located in former prisons in some countries. However, The Jail is in some way unique in that it really was a real maximum security prison for 120 years. And if you have at least 3.3 Australian dollars, then you can just wander through the dim corridors of the hotel. And if you fork out as much as 45, the same Australian dollars, then you can already spend the night

hotel Poseidon Undersea Resort, which was built in Fiji in 2010. And although its main part is represented by three dozen ordinary bungalows, the feature of Poseidon Undersea Resort is its underwater part, located at a depth of 17 meters and having a transparent glass ceiling.