Sweden, in particular, the boundaries of new
homes and this seems appropriate, given the country's renowned reputation as
innovative in design. Below
we discuss the joy of sleeping under water, in the trees, in bed made of ice
and even underground in special hotels in the world.
My Sala Silvermine suite
The Sala Silvermine, just over an hour from Stockholm, the beautiful Swedish countryside, was in operation from the 15th century and was finally closed in 1908. Today, it is a fascinating attraction, with tours running almost every day to the network of tunnels and caves gigantic explore. It is considered one of the most unique hotels in the world, claiming to be the home of the deepest room hotel on the planet, less than 155 meters under the ground.
My Sala Silvermine suite
The Sala Silvermine, just over an hour from Stockholm, the beautiful Swedish countryside, was in operation from the 15th century and was finally closed in 1908. Today, it is a fascinating attraction, with tours running almost every day to the network of tunnels and caves gigantic explore. It is considered one of the most unique hotels in the world, claiming to be the home of the deepest room hotel on the planet, less than 155 meters under the ground.
Tree Hotel
Now let above the ground and see how it is to sleep on top of the hood. One of the most unusual hotels in the world is the Tree Hotel, which is located in the pristine forest near the Swedish city Harads, about 40 kilometers south of the Arctic Circle. Guests stay in treehouses innovative, that are suspended 4-6 meters above the ground and accessible via ramps or stairs.
Now let above the ground and see how it is to sleep on top of the hood. One of the most unusual hotels in the world is the Tree Hotel, which is located in the pristine forest near the Swedish city Harads, about 40 kilometers south of the Arctic Circle. Guests stay in treehouses innovative, that are suspended 4-6 meters above the ground and accessible via ramps or stairs.
Underwater subway, this hotel was a bad idea invented by the Swedish artist Mikael Genberg. Floating on the lake Malaran near the town Västerås, 70 miles from Stockholm, a small two-story cabin offers a secluded haven for tourists looking for peace and quiet. What the Utter Inn in one of the most unusual hotels in the world is that the ground floor, ie, the bedroom completely underwater. The upper floor consists of a basic platform of bathroom, kitchen and outside, it's the perfect place to enjoy an outdoor picnic carefully the inn rocks on the waves of the lake.
ICEHOTEL
Today there are ice hotels worldwide, but the Ice Hotel in the village Jukkasjärvi in Swedish Lapland claims the original and best. Guests sleep in their own private rooms ice at temperatures of minus five degrees Celsius and kept warm with heat insulation reindeer hides and sleeping bags. The beds and furniture are made from blocks of ice and the interior is magically lit with colored lights. Also in the Ice Hotel is the legendary ICEBAR, where even the glasses are made of ice.