These Are The Most Unusual Hotels In Spain To Add To Your Bucket List

The Hotel Miluna in Toledo

The Hotel Miluna is actually a glamping site, but this isn't camping (even the glamorous type) as you know it. Instead of tents you'll be given the opportunity to sleep in bubble-style tents with clear walls so that you can lay on your bed and enjoy amazing views of the night sky at the same time.

Each room is named after a planet and comes equipped with a telescope so you can stargaze whenever you want to. The pods also have their own outdoor hot tubs so you can stargaze from the relaxation of the tub too.

Cabañas en Los Árboles in the Basque Country

From looking at the stars to sleeping in the sky. Cabañas en Los Árboles is a treehouse hotel that lets you sleep high up in a tree canopy and listen to the sound of birdsong. This hotel is located to the north of the town of Vitoria-Gasteiz and comprises 10 treehouses. Each is equipped with electricity, toilets, and running water so that you can have a bath in the sky. It's a rustic but fun and unique experience.

Hotel Puerta América in Madrid

The Hotel Puerta América is a luxurious, five-star hotel with a futuristic and artistic design. The rooms here may look ordinary from the outside, but in reality they're anything but.

The hotel's space club rooms were designed by famous Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid and offer flawless stark white décor with flowing curves giving you the idea that you're on a futuristic spaceship. Other rooms are designed by iconic artists and designers, allowing you to sleep under rooms by some of the world's most innovative creative minds.

Hotel de Juguete in Alicante

Travelling with kids? Then there's nowhere better than the Hotel de Juguete: a hotel dedicated to toys. This is suitable for little kids and big kids alike, and you can choose from a host of themed rooms dedicated to toys such as dinosaurs, superheroes, Barbie, Mr. Potato Head, Hot Wheels and Playmobil.

For an authentic taste of childhood in Spain you can also find rooms dedicated to Spain's three kings — Melchior, Gaspar and Baltasar. And there are gaming rooms for older kids, or big kids feeling nostalgic too.

The Vivood Landscape Hotel in Alicante

If you're looking for a mountain-based hotel with a unique environmentally focused design concept then the Vivood Landscape Hotel is a great choice. The eco hotel blends seamlessly with its naturally mountainous environment and is constructed of a range of box rooms that are stacked together. Each box has a completely glass front so you can enjoy an unobstructed view of the mountains, and the hotel has been designed in such a way that it complements the natural environment rather than detracts from it.

Marqués de Riscal in La Rioja

Iconic American architect Frank Gehry has had a big impact on the Spanish architecture scene. He is the innovator who designed Bilbao's fabulous Guggenheim Museum, and this hotel is a very similar structure but on a smaller, hotel-sized scale. It is a hotel unlike any other, not only in Spain, but in the world. Made from huge curved sheets of titanium, which twist and turn like rippling ribbons, it's coloured in shades of purple to match the colour of the grapes in the surrounding vineyards.

This incredible building is more than just a hotel. It also houses a winery, spa, and offers a wonderful wine tasting experience too.

Cuevas Al Jatib in Granada

Perhaps one of the most unique hotels on this list is Cuevas Al Jatib, located in Baza, Granada. Cave homes are much more common than you might think in Spain, and while many of these are still local residences, others have been turned into hotels or guesthouses. This hotel is one of the best of these.

It offers five unique caves of various sizes, sleeping between 2 and 11 guests, so it will work for families of all sizes. These aren't what you would imagine sleeping in a cave to be — instead they're cosy, dry, and packed full of all the mod cons you need.

DormirDCine in Madrid

The name of this hotel gives away its unique selling point: DormirDCine means sleeping in the cinema. Each room has its own unique cinematic and Hollywood-style theme. Sleep surrounded by movie scenes from Amélie, King Kong, Mary Poppins or Memoirs of a Geisha, or enter the worlds of Woody Allen, Marlene Dietrich, Tim Burton and Steve McQueen.

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