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Posted on 2/10/2009 08:55:00 PM

World's Weirdest Hotels

The Mirror Room - Propeller Island City Lodge, Berlin
Your room is surrounded by mirror. Get a little dizzy, huh?
The Old Jail, Mount Gambier, South Australia, Australia
Independently minded travellers who yawn in the face of "bright, airy and spacious" should check out this budget hostel.
Hostel Celica, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Travellers who want jailtime without compromising their sense of style should also check out the clean lines (well, there are lots of bars) at this converted prison in Slovenia.
Gruft - Propeller Island City Lodge, Berlin
Deep sleepers should perhaps avoid the Gothic beds at this unique hotel in Berlin – or just opt for a less terrifying bed in the "labyrinth" part of the room below.
Two Lions - Propeller Island City Lodge, Berlin
The hotel offers themed abodes ranging from the tame to the extreme. The Two Lions room, complete with cages, has a two-way mirror into the next room for real exhibitionists.
Upside Down - Propeller Island City Lodge, Berlin
The rooms are created by German artist Lars Stroschen with the aim of altering guests' perceptions, something this "upside-down" room certainly achieves.
Wrapped - Propeller Island City Lodge, Berlin
Other rooms in this "living work of art" allow guests the chance to sleep in a padded cell, under Nordic runes, or down a mine shaft.
Magic Mountain Hotel, Panguipulli, Region X, Chile
Or how about a stay underneath a cascading waterfall on a fairytale mountain that, legend has it, can grant you wishes? An aerial ropeway takes you between tree-tops in the surrounding forest canopy.
Crane Hotel, Harlingen, Netherlands
When choosing a hotel conversion, a shipping crane is unlikely to be the first option that springs to mind....

Crane Hotel, Harlingen, Netherlands
But with a swish interior, rotating sea views and splendid sense of isolation, you can forgive this hotel's less-than-glamourous dockside location.
Quinta Real Zacatecas, Mexico
Rooms at this hotel overlook a beautifully-restored bullfighting arena in the central Mexican city of Zacatecas.
Null Stern Hotel, Switzerland
This Swiss 'zero star' hotel offers a distinctly subterranean experience - inside a Cold War-era bunker.

Beckham Creek Cave Haven, USA
Set in 530 acres of Arkansas rock, this cave hotel took four years to complete. It features central heating, Jacuzzis and even serves as a wedding venue.
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