6 SiloStay, New Zealand

An eco-friendly accommodation in the form of a cluster of grain silos, this fully-equipped resort situated in Little River in New Zealand is a unique spot for travel junkies. The tall, silver, three-story structures are remodeled specifically to offer wonderful stays and amazing stargazing opportunities.

Innovative and custom-made, SiloStay is situated in the small town of Little River in New Zealand. The accommodation is in the form of a colony of grain silos that serve as self-contained accommodation. The tall, silver, iron structures are remodeled to include a queen bed, kitchen, living area, balcony, and bathroom. The best part of these three-story structures is that every aspect is sustainable – right from wool insulation to an eco-friendly pellet boiler system. 

Set amid rolling hills and tree-lined paddocks, the silo farm has every possible amenity you can think of. The bedroom has a TV/DVD player, mood lighting, and a multi-functional music headboard. There is a second spiral staircase that leads to the bedroom from the living area. The guests can utilize the ceiling “hatch” to enjoy amazing views of the sky and stargaze. 

Although guests need to cook here themselves, they can also order food from eateries that are a short drive away. (1, 2)

7 The Caves, Jamaica

These secluded cliff-side cottages situated at the top of a cliff in a jungle-like setting and overlooking an ocean is a couples-only accommodation. With ten acres of coastline made up of limestone cliffs and caves, “The Caves” is a handcrafted utopia with 12 exclusive cabins and a plethora of tranquility options.

The Caves is a luxury resort situated on the cliffs of Negril in Jamaica. It has ten acres of coastline made up of limestone caves and honeycomb-like cliffs. The handcrafted utopia features 12 cliff-side cottages, a seaview spa, a signature rum bar, a grand villa, and a private dining space. This adults-only accommodation overlooking the sea also has a sauna, jacuzzi, saltwater swimming pool, and hot tub to assure some tranquility. 

Offering authentic island charm, romantic vibes, and laid­back luxury, it is Jamaica’s most romantic hotel and one of the world’s most unusual hotels. The Caves is an incredible getaway for pure romance. If you want to indulge in sheer relaxation or rejuvenation, this quirky lodging would be an excellent choice. 

The accommodation has rustic, colorful rooms with all sorts of amenities. There are tons of options for water sports, such as kayaking and snorkeling. Rest assured that you are sure to enjoy top-notch food made with local ingredients. (1, 2)

8 Skylodge Adventure Suites, Peru

Skylodge Adventure Suites has exclusive transparent pods that are suspended from a cliff in the Sacred Valley of Peru above the Urubamba River. The world’s first-ever “hanging lodge” allows adventure seekers to spend a night 400 meters above the ground.

Located in Cuzco’s Sacred Valley in Peru, this exclusive suite offers guests the chance to spend a night in a transparent capsule that hangs from the mountain cliff. To sleep in the world’s first-ever hanging lodge, one has to climb 400 meters up Via Ferrata or ride the zipline. 

The Skylodge has three exclusive capsule suites, each measuring 24 feet in length and eight feet in width. Each suite is constructed from aerospace aluminum and polycarbonate and has four beds, a bathroom, and a dining area. There are enough ventilation ducts and windows for subtle ventilation. Cotton sheets, quality mattresses, and pillows ensure a comfortable and warm stay 400 meters above the ground. 

Once you arrive at the Skylodge, you will get a four-course Peruvian lunch, including the main course, salad, soup, and dessert. You can also sip on wine, champagne, or non-alcoholic beverages. (Source)

9 Sun Cruise Resort and Yacht, South Korea

Sun Cruise Resort and Yacht is the world’s first on-land cruise resort on a coastal cliff in South Korea. Located near Jeongdongjin Beach, the venue is great to experience luxurious dining while enjoying the best sunrise and sunset views over the sea.

South Korea’s Sun Cruise Resort and Yacht is the world’s first on-land cruise resort offering luxury accommodation to travelers. Located on the east coast of South Korea in Jeongdongjin, the cruise resort built at the top of a cliff overlooks the sea in the shape of a large, passenger vessel. It consists of 211 hotel-style and condominium-style bedrooms, a yacht club, and Korean as well as Western restaurants. The property also has a convenience store, seminar rooms, an exhibition hall, and an observation area. Guests can also partake in marine leisure sports activities like parasailing, kayaking, and more. 

The boat measures 165 meters in length and is 45 meters high. The amazing part of the stay here is a revolving sky lounge on the top floor where guests can enjoy the best sunrise and sunset views. Relax in your nautical-themed room, spend time in a nightclub, or simply listen to the sound of the waves on the observation deck. You can also stroll around the park located next to the ship and watch the beautiful flowers in its sculpture garden. (Source)

10 Montana Magica Lodge, Chile

Montana Magica Lodge is a volcano-shaped accommodation covered with green plants with a waterfall flowing from its summit. The lodging has 13 guest rooms suites, each carrying the name of a local bird.

Situated amid the jungles of Chile’s Huilo Natural Reserve, Montana Magica is an incredible volcano-shaped lodging with a waterfall flowing from its summit. This charming man-made accommodation made from stone and lumber features a tall, cone-shaped roof from where the water flows down the sides in-between the hotel windows covered with permanent vegetation. 

After you enter one of the world’s quirkiest and most unusual hotels via a monkey bridge, you will discover naturally-decorated rooms, two restaurants, and a pool. Inside the accommodation, there are 13 guest rooms suites, each carrying the name of a local bird. The suites have modern amenities including hot tubs made out of tree trunks.

The magical place also has a deck overlooking the forest along with a mini-golf course. Besides these, there are plenty of outdoor activities to partake in, such as hiking, river rafting, watching the world’s smallest deers, and horseback riding. (Source)