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CATALOG OF HOTELS FOR YOUR VACATION

Underwater hotel Manta Resort, Pemba Island

A unique floating hotel was created in Tanzania (East Africa) for those who like to explore the depths of the sea without leaving their room, which is located 250 meters from the shore. True, there is no need to worry, the structure is securely fixed with ropes to the bottom. This hotel is for one room only. You can either sunbathe on its above-water part, jumping directly from the roof into the waters of the Indian Ocean, or lie in bed and observe through the spacious hatches the local inhabitants of the depths - all kinds of fish and stingrays.

Hotel made of salt, Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia

Solonchak Uyuna is a dried-up salt lake at an altitude of about 3.6 thousand meters above sea level. During heavy rains, the salt marsh is covered with a thin layer of water that slides over the surface of the lake, turning it into a huge natural mirror. This attracts crowds of tourists to the south of the Altiplano desert. Local residents showed imagination and created a hotel out of salt. Not only the hotel itself, but also most of the furniture is made of salt. By the way, as hotel employees say, not all guests take their word for it and try to "taste" the interior.

Hoshinoya Fuji, Japan

The Japanese, who know a lot about beauty and love to contemplate natural beauty, have created the best hotel for admiring the stratovolcano Fujiyama. The stylish and modern hotel is located in the middle of the trees, not far from the picturesque Lake Kawaguchi, from the panoramic windows of its rooms you can see a beautiful and unforgettable view - the serene surface of the lake and the majestic Mount Fuji. Everything in the hotel is designed so as not to distract attention from the mountain, which has almost perfect contours and is considered sacred in Japan.

Hotel in Cley Windmill, Great Britain

The windmill in Norfolk, built in the early eighteenth century, has seen a lot during its life, including the filming of the picture "The Conspirator" with Elizabeth Taylor in 1949 and a flood in 1953, during which the water rose by two and a half meters , as a result of which the interior was spoiled, but the strong wall stood. The current owners decided that a mill with such a rich history should be turned into an inn. There are comfortable rooms not only in the mill itself, but also in those that were stables and the dovecote. All of them are quite colorful and atmospheric. The mill, which has become a symbol of Norfolk, was liked by newlyweds who hold weddings, banquets and photo shoots here.