The pictures that Fielding posted reminded me of an article I read once on unusual hotels. I don't know if you've ever looked into it, but there are some WIERD places to stay out there. Most of them are extremely expensive but they still look really cool. I wonder what it is that attracts people to places like this? Is it just a fasinaction with the wierd and unusual? A desire for new experiences? Why were places like this buildt in the first in the first place? Are they anything more than tourist traps?
The first two are from a hotel that is underground in a cave; the next two come from ice hotels and the third one is from an underwater resort on the ocean floor.
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If you do that you should at least give the photographer credit for and a link to his/her website.
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Wow, amazing pics and ideas. Ask yourself how it would feel to you to stay in one of these places? What would the experience be worth? I for one would pay alot to stay in the one that was under the ocean. A LOT.
i think i'd rather stay in the cave... i don't think i could sleep under water. i would feel like it was going to crash down on me. which is weird, because i love the water.
My RA from freshman year was from the U.A.E. and he had pictures of an underwater hotel. I decided I wanted to stay in one. Most everyone else said they'd be claustrophobic but I think there is something almost cozy about it. I'll pass on the Ice Hotel though, I use two comforters and a heated mattress pad and still shiver at night!
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