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   What are the most unique places you can actually stay around the world? Treehouses, caves, converted castles — that kind of thing.

   If you're looking for places where the accommodation is part of the destination, there are incredible options well beyond traditional hotels. Here are some of the most distinctive types of stays around the world.

   🌳 Treehouses in ancient forests

   • Treehotel — Mirror-clad cubes, UFO-shaped rooms, and suspended cabins in a pine forest beneath the northern lights.
   • Tsala Treetop Lodge — Luxury suites perched among the forest canopy.
   • Bangkok Tree House — Eco-friendly treehouses in Bangkok's "green lung."

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   🪨 Cave hotels

   • Museum Hotel — Suites carved into volcanic rock overlooking the fairy chimneys of Göreme National Park.
   • Sextantio Le Grotte della Civita — Restored cave dwellings with candlelit interiors.
   • Kokopelli's Cave — A modern cave carved into a cliff.

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   🏰 Castles you can sleep in

   • Ashford Castle — A medieval castle turned one of the world's finest luxury hotels.
   • Parador de Cardona — A fortress dating back nearly 1,000 years.
   • Inverlochy Castle Hotel — Victorian luxury inside a Highland castle.

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   ❄️ Ice and snow hotels

   • ICEHOTEL — Rebuilt each winter from ice harvested from the Torne River.
   • Hôtel de Glace — North America's famous seasonal ice hotel.

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   🌊 Overwater bungalows

   • Soneva Jani — Villas with retractable roofs and waterslides into the lagoon.
   • The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort — Iconic overwater luxury beneath Mount Otemanu.

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   🌋 Volcano and lava-field stays

   • ION Adventure Hotel — Modern design surrounded by lava fields and geothermal landscapes.
   • Volcano House — Stay on the rim of an active volcanic landscape.

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   🏜️ Desert luxury camps

   • Al Maha, a Luxury Collection Desert Resort & Spa — Suites amid Arabian dunes with wildlife roaming nearby.
   • Longitude 131° — Luxury tents facing Uluru.

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   🫧 Glass igloos for stargazing

   • Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort — Heated glass igloos designed for viewing the aurora.
   • Arctic SnowHotel & Glass Igloos — Combines glass igloos with snow accommodations.

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   🚂 Converted trains

   • Old Railway Station — Vintage Pullman railcars converted into guest rooms.
   • The Old Railway Carriage — Historic railcar accommodation in a rural setting.

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   🚢 Floating hotels and houseboats

   • Manta Resort Underwater Room — A floating island with an underwater bedroom surrounded by reef fish.
   • Traditional houseboats on Dal Lake offer a completely different floating experience.

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   🌌 Underwater hotels

   • Conrad Maldives Rangali Island — Home to The Muraka, an underwater residence.
   • Atlantis, The Palm — Underwater suites looking into a massive aquarium.

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   🏕️ Bubble domes

   • Attrap'Rêves — Transparent bubbles for sleeping under the stars.
   • Skylodge Adventure Suites — Transparent capsules bolted to a cliff hundreds of feet above the valley floor.

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   🏗️ Converted industrial spaces

   • The Silo Hotel — Built inside a transformed grain silo overlooking V&A Waterfront.
   • The Liberty, a Luxury Collection Hotel — A former jail turned luxury hotel.

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   🏛️ Historic monasteries and palaces

   • Parador de Santiago de Compostela — One of Europe's oldest continuously operating hotels.
   • Taj Lake Palace — An 18th-century marble palace seemingly floating on a lake.

   Some of the most extraordinary single stays

   If you were making a "bucket list" based on uniqueness alone, these are especially memorable:

   1. Treehotel — Futuristic architecture suspended in a forest.
   2. Skylodge Adventure Suites — Sleep in a transparent pod reached by climbing or via ferrata.
   3. ICEHOTEL — A hotel rebuilt from ice every year.
   4. Museum Hotel — Luxury inside ancient cave dwellings.
   5. Conrad Maldives Rangali Island — Sleep beneath the ocean surface.
   6. Longitude 131° — Wake to sunrise over Uluru.
   7. Ashford Castle — Live like royalty in a genuine medieval castle.
   8. Manta Resort Underwater Room — A private floating island with an underwater bedroom.

   These range from surprisingly attainable (around a few hundred dollars per night in the off-season) to ultra-luxury experiences costing several thousand dollars per night, so there's a wide spectrum depending on your budget.

   

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