The cockpit suite of Jumbo Stay hotel in Sweden
Unique Themed Hotels To Stay In Around The World
By CARLIE HOKE
There are few places in the world where you can dine with giraffes, but at this hotel, the gentle giants poke their heads right through an open window.
Giraffe Manor
The impressive lodge in Nairobi, Kenya, is on 12 acres of private land surrounded by a giraffe sanctuary where the majestic animals are free to roam naturally.
The hotel provides pellets so you can hand-feed the giraffes. There is also access to various safaris, and The Retreat wellness center is nearby.
This jumbo jet in Stockholm, Sweden, has been converted into a hostel with spectacular private rooms in the cockpit, engines, and main seating area.
Jumbo Stay
You won't find a more convenient and unique hotel, as Jumbo Stay is located right outside the Arlanda Airport, offering an unforgettable experience.
If you've ever dreamed of living in a library or owning a bookstore, this brilliant hostel in Tokyo, Japan, makes those dreams a cozy yet temporary reality.
Book And Bed
Thousands of books surround the reading lounge, where sleeping cubbies can be found between shelves, and black and white comic book pages hang from the ceiling.
This hotel in Denver, Colorado, has 13 floors of unique rooms and hallways, from a "Star Trek" theme to one inspired by knock-knock jokes.
The Curtis Hotel
Horror lovers will be especially interested in the infamous 13th floor, with a "Ghostbusters" room and tributes to monsters, Hitchcock, Stephen King, and more in the hallway.
In Upstate New York, The Roxbury is a motel and a collection of miniature mansions transformed into over-the-top, borderline cheesy, themed rooms.
The Roxbury
From Greek mythology, fairy tales, and classic films to experiencing what it's like sleeping inside a coconut cream pie, The Roxbury has the perfect room for you.
The chances of finding an appealing theme are pretty high. Roxbury's "Wizard of Oz" room is a fan favorite, as well as the superhero suite and faerie forest in the tower cottages.