"The great advantage of a hotel is that it is a refuge from home life"
-- George Bernard Shaw
Obviously Shaw didn't envision living in an ex-sewer or a cave. But even if he did, he wouldn't be far from the truth. Because 'centrally-located' is so passé these days, just as a traveller's ever wandering mind, many hotels and resorts have moved on to quirky from the usual. Here are five such quirky hotels from around the world that your travelling feet may want to step into. From living in a refurbished sewer to a carved out hole on the face of a hill, we've got a list for the quirky soul in you.
The Muraka, Maldives
A property of the Conrad Hotels & Resorts, The Muraka is the world's first undersea residence. This deep living calls for an even deeper pocket. How does $50,000 per night sound to you What if we throw in the fact that you'll be sleeping 16ft under sea level in the tropical Alifu Dhaalu Atoll in Maldives Swimming with the sharks and feeding manta rays are a thing of the past, now's the time to let these underwater giants swim over you as you sleep. Sounds fun enough
dasparkhotel, Austria



