Some hotels are already well-known in their own right, while others have to go the extra mile to establish their reputation. One strategy for achieving this goal is to provide visitors with eye-catching theme rooms that not only provide a place to sleep but also an immersive experience. Take, for example, the Grand Traverse Motel in Traverse, which is located in the state of Michigan. In August, the rural retreat worked along with Pabst Blue Ribbon to design three rooms with an atmosphere reminiscent of the 1980s. The “Dive Bar Room” is a standout due to its year-round string lights, dartboard, and jukebox which are all decorated in a Pabst theme.
Consequently, whether you like seedy dives or SpongeBob, there are a lot of entertaining and weird hotel rooms waiting for you both domestically and internationally.
The Dive Bar is here.
In the city of Traverse City, Michigan is the Grand Traverse Motel.
Pabst Blue Ribbon’s new bookable motel experience may be the closest thing to time travel that you can get if you’ve ever yearned for 1980s Americana such as shag carpets, wood paneling, arcades, and dizzying wallpaper. The blue-collar (and hipster) beer firm has formed a partnership with a motel in Michigan to offer three rooms with a 1980s motif. These rooms are named “The Dive Bar,” “The Rec Room,” and “The Arcade Room.” The other rooms are still available at the price of $184.40 per night (a nod to the year that PBR was established, 1844), even if “The Dive Bar” is completely booked up at the time this story was published.
Wagon Wheel Villa
Adobe Grand Villas in Sedona, Arizona
What kind of trip to the American Southwest is truly complete if it does not include at least one night spent sleeping in a covered wagon? This is something that may be done at the Wagon Wheel Villa, and there is no danger of you contracting dysentery as a result. It has two fireplaces, saloon doors, leather furniture, and plenty of wooden accents, and it has lantern light fixtures in the areas where the light fixtures are located. Giddyap!
’80s Video Game Sky Dome
The Clear Sky Resort is located in Williams, Arizona.
The youngsters will have something to look forward to after spending the day trekking and experiencing the Grand Canyon, despite the fact that the juxtaposition of electronic games and renowned desert scenery can seem a little disorienting to some people. The room has enough space for five people to sleep, and it comes equipped with a telescope, a rain shower, and two free beverages during happy hour each day. Retro video games can be played indefinitely.
’50s Suite
A Victorian-era home located in Los Alamos, California
Stay in the ’50s Suite at the Vick, which is located close to Santa Barbara, if the fantastic ’50s are one of your favorite decades. You can choose to stay up and watch a movie on the projector-style screen at your very own “drive-in,” or you can sleep in a sparkling 1956 Cadillac convertible that comes replete with a pair of fuzzy dice. Have a snack at the diner table, which features chrome accents, or take a plunge in the private hot tub, which is encircled by neon lights that are kitsch.
Lord Vader’s Quarters
Hotel Pelirocco in Brighton, located in the United Kingdom
In the event that you are unable to participate in Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser, Disney’s immersive experience that takes place over the course of one night, there is also Hotel Pelirocco, which features bunk beds that are certain to please any fan of Darth Vader. Authentic movie memorabilia, including as blasters and lightsabers, may be found on the walls of this establishment. Even the ceiling, which is decorated with planets, may bring to mind a galaxy in the distant past or future.
The Grotto
The North Conway, New Hampshire location of the Adventure Suites.
In The Cave, a suite that can accommodate up to two adults and six children, you can get in touch with the ancient part of yourself. There is also a tunnel, a den, and a cavern for guests to investigate, in addition to the mosaic floor, salt-rock lamps, fossil accents, and ancient wall decor that are included. Obviously, there are also some contemporary additions, such as a personal hot tub, three televisions, surround sound, a kitchenette, and a shower with a waterfall feature.
The Emeralds Owned by the Wizard
New York’s The Roxbury can be found in Roxbury.
Toto, we are no longer in Kansas; rather, we have arrived in the Catskill Mountains, where the Wizard’s Emeralds room is hidden away. The room is decorated in various shades of green, and it includes a mural of the Emerald City, a yellow brick road that runs directly through the middle of the room, a poppy-painted bathroom, and even some distinctively striped witch socks that stick out from between the pillows of the king-size bed.
Ramen Room
A One-of-a-Kind Pension Situated in Gapyeong, South Korea
Outside of Seoul is a room with a noodle motif, and ramen fans would find it difficult to pass up the opportunity to check it out. The pièce de résistance is a colossal bowl of Shin Ramyun, the most famous brand of ramen in Korea, which may be used as a warm and inviting place to sleep. The concept is carried throughout the establishment with cheery red and yellow decor, as well as a shining bar that is adequately supplied with ramen. More of a java junkie? Then make sure you stop by the room down the hall that has a Starbucks feel to it.
The Suite Fit for a Kingpin
The Palms Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas
In typical extravagant Las Vegas style, the Palms Hotel and Casino’s Kingpin suite
is prepared to host up to ten guests at its two private bowling alleys for a round or two of friendly competition. Of course, that is not all that is included; in addition to that, there is a fully stocked bar, a pool table, a DJ booth, a marble shower, butler service, and some of the most stylish bunk beds you have ever seen.
This is the Pineapple.
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic is home to a number of Nickelodeon-themed hotels and resorts.
Who is it that lives in a pineapple deep under the ocean? You do, if you stay at the Nickelodeon resort in Punta Cana (well, so it’s not directly on the water, but it’s close enough). The Pineapple contains two bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as a lot of SpongeBob-themed decor and lavish facilities such as its own garden, infinity pool, private outdoor shower, and butler service. It can sleep up to six people.
Room within a gas station
V8 Hotel in Stuttgart, Germany
This area, which is decorated after a petrol station and is located close to the headquarters of automotive juggernauts such as Porsche and Mercedes-Benz, is the perfect place for a pit stop. This room has a lot of cheery appeal because to its use of primary colors that are bright, an old Shell gas pump, and a ceiling that is painted to seem like clouds. You even get to sleep in a bed that looks exactly like Herbie the Love Bug, which was specially designed for you.
The Penthouse of Mickey Mouse
Hotel Disneyland in Anaheim, California, located in Disneyland
When it comes to themes, Disney is quite knowledgeable. One of the options available to high rollers at the Disneyland Hotel is the Mickey Mouse Penthouse, which is a huge suite that spans 1,600 square feet and has the recognizable mouse at every turn. You’ll find Mickeys on the bedding, in the ceiling recesses, and on the wall of the shower—but only while the tile is wet. You can watch old Mickey cartoons on one of the three flat-screen televisions that are located in the living room, or even on the television that is incorporated into the mirror in the bathroom.
The Room of the Queen of Hearts
Wonderland House in Brighton, located in the United Kingdom
This room, which can accommodate up to six people, will undoubtedly win your affection thanks to its playing-card bunk beds, crown-festooned wallpaper, and crimson velvet headboards. It is only a small portion of the “Alice in Wonderland”-themed home known as the Wonderland House, which features a dining room furnished with teacup stools and a grinnin’ Cheshire Cat, in addition to a bathroom decorated with a Jabberwocky.
The Arctic Region
In the city of Florence, Kentucky, sits the Wildwood Inn.
The Arctic Room at this quaint northern Kentucky inn is one of the numerous themed rooms, and it is one of the rooms that draws the most attention. It is designed to look like a chilly ice cave, complete with undulating light-blue walls and ceilings, as well as icicle stalagmites and stalactites that surround the bed. In addition, a table and seats have been honed out of the sparkling “ice.” Feeling the chill just from thinking about it for a moment? There is a fireplace and a spa waiting for you to enjoy some much-needed warmth.
Space Suite
Kameha Grand Zurich in Switzerland
The ultra-modern, outer space-themed suite at the Kameha Grand Zurich will make you feel as though you’ve entered another world entirely. The contemporary bed is made to appear as though it is floating in space, and its design may cause some film fans to think of the monolith from “2001: A Space Odyssey.” The walls, floor, and ceiling are all painted to look like the universe, and the silver furniture and astronaut decorations help to create a futuristic atmosphere.
Suite of the Mayan Rainforest
Pocatello, Idaho’s Black Swan Inn and Restaurant
At the Black Swan Inn in Pocatello, you will find a tropical haven even though Idaho might be the last place you would think to find a Mayan vacation spot. The bed is encircled by what appear to be “ancient” sculptures, and the walls include hand-painted murals depicting scenes from the jungle. Both a television with a flat screen and a fireplace are concealed within the walls of imitation stone. Both the dual-headed shower and the spa tub can be found upstairs in the bamboo treehouse. The shower is installed inside of a massive tree.
Ski Room
Pitcher Inn in Warren, Vermont
This traditional and opulent New England inn features a plethora of attractively designed guest rooms, such as the chalet-style Ski room, which is an absolute necessity for anyone who enjoys spending time on the ski slopes. Make yourself at home on the bed, which features a toboggan for a headboard and is surrounded by birch trees. The walls are adorned with vintage ski posters and memorabilia, and there is a brick fireplace on the opposite side of the room from a comfortable leather couch. Behind an old lift ticket booth, you’ll even find a fully-equipped kitchenette hidden away.
Hello Kitty Room
Keio Plaza Hotel in Tokyo
Kawaii, which refers to the Japanese aesthetic of all things cute, can best be exemplified by the iconic character Hello Kitty. Pay respect in this Hello Kitty room that is designed in an endearing pop-art style and features a cartoon-emblazoned carpet, 3D wallpaper, colorful chairs, and a bathroom mirror that has been autographed by Hello Kitty. The guests receive a variety of Hello Kitty mementos to take home with them, such as stationery, a doll, a skin care kit, slippers, and more. Sanrio Puroland, an indoor theme park with a ton of additional Hello Kitty content for fans, is located just a few minutes away.
Pirate Room
In Edmonton, Alberta, Canada’s Fantasyland Hotel may be found.
Leave the landlubbers behind and step into the quirky atmosphere of the Pirate room in this north-of-the-border hotel, which is supervised by none other than Captain Jack Sparrow himself. The king bed is framed with thick velvet drapes, and the youngsters will have a blast climbing through a pirate ship to get to the bunk beds that are hidden underneath. In addition, there is a jacuzzi, two high-definition televisions, and a prime view of the water park that is located nearby.
The Chamber of Twilight
Motel located in Forks, Washington’s Pacific Inn.
Fans of Edward and Bella may want to make a trip to this “Twilight”-themed room at an otherwise unremarkable motel in Forks, Washington, a small hamlet in the state of Washington that appeared in the blockbuster film. Beds in the gothic style are dressed in black and crimson comforters, and the walls are painted a blood-red color. There are posters of “Twilight” on the walls. A flat-screen television with HBO and Showtime can also be found in the room; who knows, maybe “Twilight” will be one of the shows.
Cinderella Castle Suite
The Magic Kingdom is located in Orlando, Florida.
There is just one hotel room located within Magic Kingdom, and it is called the Cinderella Castle Suite. Unfortunately, no amount of money can purchase you a stay in this room because it is usually reserved for people who win contests. Nevertheless, it is the hotel experience par excellence, complete with stained-glass windows, carved furnishings, mosaic floors, luxury drapes, and a spa tub with a starry ceiling that will leave you in awe. A painting of Cinderella that hangs above the fireplace transforms into a television, and the famed glass slipper is on display in a case that is specifically designed for it.
It was a UFO.
Treehotel in Harads, Sweden
At Sweden’s Treehotel, guests have their choice of one of nine “rooms,” each of which is elevated above the ground in the surrounding forest. All of the “rooms” at the Treehotel are completely one of a kind. Which option is the most out-of-this-world choice? The UFO, which was developed by the architect Bertil Harstrom and has one double bed in addition to three single beds, is available. Access the interior of the UFO through an electric ladder that folds up into the floor, and while inside, be on the lookout for extraterrestrial passengers.