The 7 most unique hotel interiors in the world?

By Jen Bishop •

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If you’re looking to stay somewhere a little different on your next holiday, check out the interiors of these 7 totally unique hotels, curated by Booking.com.

Hotel Palacio de Sal, Colchani, Bolivia: This hotel is built entirely of salt: the walls, floors, ceilings and much of the décor are all made from salt bricks

Hotel Palacio de Sal, Colchani, Bolivia: This hotel is built entirely of salt: the walls, floors, ceilings and much of the décor are all made from salt bricks

Hotel Palacio de Sal, Colchani, Bolivia: This hotel is built entirely of salt: the walls, floors, ceilings and much of the décor are all made from salt bricks

Hotel Palacio de Sal, Colchani, Bolivia: This hotel is built entirely of salt: the walls, floors, ceilings and much of the décor are all made from salt bricks

Hotel Palacio de Sal, Colchani, Bolivia: This hotel is built entirely of salt: the walls, floors, ceilings and much of the décor are all made from salt bricks

Longitude 131, Ayers Rock, Australia: In the secluded surroundings of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, these five-star tents come complete with panoramic views of Ayers Rock.

Longitude 131, Ayers Rock, Australia: In the secluded surroundings of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, these five-star tents come complete with panoramic views of Ayers Rock.

Peckforton Castle, Cheshire, UK: Embrace your inner royal at Britain’s only intact medieval style castle – and anyone wanting the full back-in-time experience can sign up for such recreational activities, including falconry, archery, and rifle shooting.

Peckforton Castle, Cheshire, UK: Embrace your inner royal at Britain’s only intact medieval style castle – and anyone wanting the full back-in-time experience can sign up for such recreational activities, including falconry, archery, and rifle shooting.

Peckforton Castle, Cheshire, UK: Embrace your inner royal at Britain’s only intact medieval style castle – and anyone wanting the full back-in-time experience can sign up for such recreational activities, including falconry, archery, and rifle shooting.

Sextantio LeGrotte Della Civita, Basilicata, Italy: This strange yet stunning hotel is made entirely from the land — all of the luxurious rooms and suites are set in large caves with stone floors and antique furniture.

Sextantio LeGrotte Della Civita, Basilicata, Italy: This strange yet stunning hotel is made entirely from the land — all of the luxurious rooms and suites are set in large caves with stone floors and antique furniture.

Sextantio LeGrotte Della Civita, Basilicata, Italy: This strange yet stunning hotel is made entirely from the land — all of the luxurious rooms and suites are set in large caves with stone floors and antique furniture.

Sextantio LeGrotte Della Civita, Basilicata, Italy: This strange yet stunning hotel is made entirely from the land — all of the luxurious rooms and suites are set in large caves with stone floors and antique furniture.

Sextantio LeGrotte Della Civita, Basilicata, Italy: This strange yet stunning hotel is made entirely from the land — all of the luxurious rooms and suites are set in large caves with stone floors and antique furniture.

Sextantio LeGrotte Della Civita, Basilicata, Italy: This strange yet stunning hotel is made entirely from the land — all of the luxurious rooms and suites are set in large caves with stone floors and antique furniture.

Sorrisniva Igloo, Norway: Located 12 miles from the center of Alta in Norway, along the Alta River, this hotel is made entirely from snow and ice to offer guests a completely unique (and chilly) experience.

Sorrisniva Igloo, Norway: Located 12 miles from the center of Alta in Norway, along the Alta River, this hotel is made entirely from snow and ice to offer guests a completely unique (and chilly) experience.

Sorrisniva Igloo, Norway: Located 12 miles from the center of Alta in Norway, along the Alta River, this hotel is made entirely from snow and ice to offer guests a completely unique (and chilly) experience.

Treehotel, Norrbotten, Sweden: Tree houses aren’t just for kids. If you want to be surrounded by nature, this spot perfectly blends impressive architectural design with all the comforts of home — in a tree. Each eco-friendly room is unique and features breathtaking views of the forest.

Treehotel, Norrbotten, Sweden: Tree houses aren’t just for kids. If you want to be surrounded by nature, this spot perfectly blends impressive architectural design with all the comforts of home — in a tree. Each eco-friendly room is unique and features breathtaking views of the forest.

Treehotel, Norrbotten, Sweden: Tree houses aren’t just for kids. If you want to be surrounded by nature, this spot perfectly blends impressive architectural design with all the comforts of home — in a tree. Each eco-friendly room is unique and features breathtaking views of the forest.

Which would you most like to stay at?

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About Jen Bishop

Jen Bishop is our owner and publisher and an experienced journalist and editor. She founded Interiors Addict in 2011. Jen also works as a copywriter and comms consultant to small business owners and brands, helping them with their own content as well as working out what will make them appealing to the media.