HI Ottawa Jail Hostel is situated inside a 150-year-old former jail, and its interior is a constant reminder of its past. You can spend a night in one of the real-life cells (including special solitary confinement cells), but they’re all quite cozy since they’ve been converted for comfort.

Its quirky décor isn’t the only thing this unusual hostel has in store. It also features an outdoor patio where you can relax with other guests, and a long list of fun indoor activities, including board games, books, and TV.

Dorm beds start at $25 per night, but the prices tend to be much higher during peak season. Guests can enjoy a free continental breakfast every morning, consisting of fruits, cereals, bagels, tea, coffee, and other breakfast essentials.

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Described as “Australia’s only hostel in a railway station where you can stay on the train that’s not going anywhere”, Railway Square YHA will attract you with its unique and laidback setting, but it has so much to offer to its visitors than train-inspired rooms.

In addition to funky red train carriage rooms, Railway Square YHA comes with a great lounge, pool table, and a café, with several pretty impressive food options – but that’s just the beginning. Sun deck with BBQ facilities is one of its selling points since it features amazing views of the Australian capital.

It also doesn’t hurt that Railway Square YHA is pretty affordable and that you can book a bed in a dorm for less than $20. It’s also a great place to meet new people if you’re a solo traveler since it’s located in Sydney’s backpacker district around Central Station.

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Null Stern Hotel

This hotel is more of an art installation than a hotel. Originally built in Switzerland as an underground nuclear bunker, it is now a room with no walls or ceiling. This outside space consists only of a double bed, bedside table and a lamp with a backdrop of mountains. 

The Treehotel

Deep in a Swedish forest, you will find this hotel which boasts 7 unique tree rooms. The collection of rooms mimics a giant bird’s nest, set high in the jungle foliage. Each room is a green glass-like structure, so you can get great views of the surrounding nature.

No Man’s Fort

Initially purposed as a Victorian fort to protect England’s south coast from Napoleon, this sea structure has been converted to a luxury hotel. The hotel consists of 22 rooms, a laser quest area, a lighthouse, and a hot tub, maintaining its quirky feel.

The Icehotel

Sweden’s Icehotel in Jukkasjarvi is a snow venue built on an annual basis in November from the frozen Torne River. The designers have now developed a permanent ice lodging close by with a lasting structure.

Das Park Hotel

Found on the banks of the River Danube in Austria, this hotel has rooms constructed from concrete sewer pipes. The rooms are simple and clean, containing a small single bed, lamp and air window on the roof.

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HI Ottawa Jail Hostel is situated inside a 150-year-old former jail, and its interior is a constant reminder of its past. You can spend a night in one of the real-life cells (including special solitary confinement cells), but they’re all quite cozy since they’ve been converted for comfort.

Its quirky décor isn’t the only thing this unusual hostel has in store. It also features an outdoor patio where you can relax with other guests, and a long list of fun indoor activities, including board games, books, and TV.

Dorm beds start at $25 per night, but the prices tend to be much higher during peak season. Guests can enjoy a free continental breakfast every morning, consisting of fruits, cereals, bagels, tea, coffee, and other breakfast essentials.

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Described as “Australia’s only hostel in a railway station where you can stay on the train that’s not going anywhere”, Railway Square YHA will attract you with its unique and laidback setting, but it has so much to offer to its visitors than train-inspired rooms.

In addition to funky red train carriage rooms, Railway Square YHA comes with a great lounge, pool table, and a café, with several pretty impressive food options – but that’s just the beginning. Sun deck with BBQ facilities is one of its selling points since it features amazing views of the Australian capital.

It also doesn’t hurt that Railway Square YHA is pretty affordable and that you can book a bed in a dorm for less than $20. It’s also a great place to meet new people if you’re a solo traveler since it’s located in Sydney’s backpacker district around Central Station.

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Null Stern Hotel

This hotel is more of an art installation than a hotel. Originally built in Switzerland as an underground nuclear bunker, it is now a room with no walls or ceiling. This outside space consists only of a double bed, bedside table and a lamp with a backdrop of mountains. 

The Treehotel

Deep in a Swedish forest, you will find this hotel which boasts 7 unique tree rooms. The collection of rooms mimics a giant bird’s nest, set high in the jungle foliage. Each room is a green glass-like structure, so you can get great views of the surrounding nature.

No Man’s Fort

Initially purposed as a Victorian fort to protect England’s south coast from Napoleon, this sea structure has been converted to a luxury hotel. The hotel consists of 22 rooms, a laser quest area, a lighthouse, and a hot tub, maintaining its quirky feel.

The Icehotel

Sweden’s Icehotel in Jukkasjarvi is a snow venue built on an annual basis in November from the frozen Torne River. The designers have now developed a permanent ice lodging close by with a lasting structure.

Das Park Hotel

Found on the banks of the River Danube in Austria, this hotel has rooms constructed from concrete sewer pipes. The rooms are simple and clean, containing a small single bed, lamp and air window on the roof.

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