If we are going to be honest, sometimes the best part of vacations may not always be the destination itself—it's the hotel room. You know, those hotel spaces that make you feel like you're living in luxury; the ones that deserve a place on Pinterest. It could be a bed shaped like a cloud or a view that makes you feel like you're in a movie, the perfect hotel can take a trip from "meh' to "magical."
So, allow us to introduce you to this Instagram page called 'A Pretty Cool Tour,' run by a travel-savvy couple with a great eye for cool and unusual hotel spaces. Warning: we can't guarantee that you won't start planning your next trip after looking through some of the stunning hotel spaces they have curated. If anything, they might just give you a serious case of wanderlust!
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And everyone in the neighborhood seeing you do it too!!
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You may be wondering: how did the couple discover hotels that look like this? It's a valid question, because according to their website, they had no idea places like this even existed.
However, it came to be when they stumbled on a few quirky, themed hotels that completely blew their minds. For once, curiosity didn't kill the cat—because their curiosity led them on a rampage for more of these off-the-beaten-path hotels. Voila, 'A Pretty Cool Tour' was born.
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Seeing so much plastic around me makes me nervous. I would run out screaming from this room.
In a world like ours that's always changing, especially lately, people are seeking escapism, and what better way to experience that than in the midst of beauty and adventure? This could be the reason why people resonate with 'A Pretty Cool Tour.'
It could also serve as a reminder that, sometimes, the treasures are in our own home. It’s easy to get caught up in the idea that the most exciting things are far away, but these hotel tours may encourage you to look closer, to find wonder in the places you’d least expect. Beauty and adventure don't always have to be so far away—they could be right in your own city, or in the country neighboring yours.
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Sure, ultra-luxurious, five-star rooms that cost a fortune per night are cool. But do they always spark the same excitement as a truly unique hotel with, say, retro charm and personality?
Because what makes these hotel spaces pretty cool are the astonishing themes they carry. They are not your regular hotel rooms. They have beds shaped like clams and rooms with cowboy themes.
Truly, there has to be something magical about discovering hotels that make you feel like you’re stepping into a different world—a world you didn’t know you were missing until you saw it.
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The rainforest Cafe used to have those chairs at the bar in the late '90s. I don't know if they still do, but I was in high school at the time and I was at the bar with my friend and his mom, who was a wonderful woman but she did have a drinking problem, and she got drunk enough that she bought one of the chairs. Apparently they were for sale for $1,500 each if you wanted one.
You're probably already imagining yourself relaxing in a room with a hot air balloon-shaped bed or swimming in a pool with a water slide that goes on for days. But before you start booking flights and packing your bags, there are still more gorgeous, off-the-wall hotel spaces to look at.
So go-ahead. Keep scrolling and let these hotels inspire your next vacation destination. Who knows, maybe the next top on your travel bucket list may just allow you stay in one of these extraordinary hotel spaces. Happy exploring!
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This room somehow manages to be both classy and cheap at the same time.
These rooms are wicked spendy. We live in MA and I looked up this place. Waayyyy out of my price range.
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Interesting. Do you slide down the stair rail to jump in the tub? It makes me wonder how many have tried.
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They said the 39 best hotels, but multiple of these are from the same room in the same hotel.
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Must be a bugger for housekeeping to change the sheets.
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OK that's the entrace to the Great Platte River Archway over I-80 in Kearney, Nebraska. I was just there in the spring. The sign on the right even says Fort Kearny.
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Oh Lord they have carpet in a hotel bathroom? That's worse than it being in a house. NOPE. NOPE. NOPE. No way. Not happening!
I was just going to comment that every time I see a tub under an arch, I think about The Shining.
Load More Replies...It's pink. I would need dark, dark sunglasses to block out the pink, or maybe a different room.
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My parents honeymooned at this hotel in the 70's! And no, I wasn't conceived there.
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How in the world do you ever get in that tub? I feel sorry for the maids that have to clean that sucker.
I presume this is a take-off of the girl in the champagne glass I think I saw in an old Playboy. O.k., so how do you get in and out of it, or is it just decoration? Talk about a "don't touch it!' moment.
It's a Jacuzzi. I think those stairs to the right lead up to it. I remember seeing these in travel brochures/pamphlets on road trips. The ones from the whole wall of brochures in the gas stations in tourist-y places.
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LOL Don't downvote me but I actually had that exact bed, bought from an estate sale (because I needed a bed!) We used to call it the Las Vegas Mafia Princess Bed so seeing this here and in Vegas is too funny.
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I like the chairs. But as a dog lover, I can't sanction this type of thing.
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Somebody's child did this and they didn't have the heart to tell them interior design is not their thing.
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They were probably on some bada*s sale at some point.
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I see so many broken ankles and legs on this bed with that big space between the mattress and bed rail.
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I'm really not getting Christmas vibes from this at all. Lumberjack maybe. Scotland. But not Christmas.
Too matchy matchy. Either the bedhead oe wall d=should be a block colour.
I thought the title of this was pertaining to making you WANT to book a vacation. Maybe its just me, but it feels like the majority of these were more cringe-worthy than inspirational...
Agreed, they reek of sexcapades and probably smell in real life too.
Load More Replies...Jeeesus, what a collection of vulgar and tacky hotel rooms. I question the title of this post.
Looking up a handful of these and they are just photo studios, not places you can actually stay at, more fake influencer garbage.
Sorry but this article made me think a lot of the contributors have appalling taste, but each to their own.
I thought the title of this was pertaining to making you WANT to book a vacation. Maybe its just me, but it feels like the majority of these were more cringe-worthy than inspirational...
Agreed, they reek of sexcapades and probably smell in real life too.
Load More Replies...Jeeesus, what a collection of vulgar and tacky hotel rooms. I question the title of this post.
Looking up a handful of these and they are just photo studios, not places you can actually stay at, more fake influencer garbage.
Sorry but this article made me think a lot of the contributors have appalling taste, but each to their own.
