If you’re bored with staying in cookie-cutter rooms at big hotel chains, you might want to check out the top ten quirky accommodations suggested by cheapflights.com.
Constructed entirely of ice, the 36-room Hotel de Glace in Quebec City offers guests a unique experience. Rebuilt each winter, the hotel is also famous for its ice bar, where even the drinks are made of ice.
Remember your old school days at the Kennedy School in Portland, Oregon, a former elementary school converted into a hotel. In the 1850s, the Liberty Hotel in Boston started out as the Charles Street jail, and has since been extensively renovated into a stylish hotel.
The cool, dry Desert Cave Hotel in Australia is the only internationally-rated underground hotel.
Bookworms have the opportunity to choose their own room theme in accordance with literary interests at the Library Hotel in New York. The luxurious rooms include a selection of books that reflect its particular theme.
More unusual delights await, so feel free to check out the complete selection of the top 10 at www.cheapflights.com.