I really want to stay here — four super unique hotels in Japan

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
 

Japan always has endless fascinating things to discover and experience. In 2015, several businesses launched themed hotels featuring Godzilla, robots, and more, which excited many travelers. Beyond that, Japan also has many uniquely themed accommodations. If you have the chance, why not try staying at one on your next trip to create unforgettable memories?

● The “Strange Hotel” with a dinosaur at the front desk

Huis Ten Bosch in Japan launched the world’s first robot hotel, the “Strange Hotel” (Weird Hotel). It offers a five-star luxury accommodation experience like any other hotel, but the most novel part is that from the moment you check in, all services are handled by robots. They’ve even introduced drone food delivery, making this fully innovative service model incredibly intriguing.

● An ice-made “Ice Hotel””

Inspired by Sweden’s ice hotels, a business in Hokkaido used ice and snow to create the “Royce Ice Hills Hotel.” Everything in the hotel — walls, beds, cups — is made entirely of ice. Each room’s bed, although made of ice, is covered with fluffy blankets to keep guests warm while they sleep. Additionally, the hotel features an ice bar where you can enjoy juice and alcoholic beverages served in ice glasses — a truly exciting experience.