These eight quirky hotels are on the Remix teams bucket list

With the borders opening up, there is only one thing on the mind - where to? But perhaps, when choosing between winter wonderlands and summer escapes, let your place of residence sway you in the right direction. Take a whimsical wander around the world with Remix’s list of quirkiest hotels across the globe. You’ll be booking tickets faster than you can say ‘Bon Voyage!’

@nhow.milano

Nhow Milano, Italy 

Classic with a fresh modern twist, this creative space balances cosmopolitan edge with quintessential Milanese glamour to create a unique stay for its visitors. A former industrial building, the hotel brags bright colours nestled amongst the rough concrete walls, rabbit style chairs spread out across the stone floors and layered sculptures across the landing, mimicking the feel of a stroll through a post-modern museum. 

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Crane Hotel Faralda, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Taking travelling to new heights, stay in a location that is a little bit out of your comfort zone. An unashamedly bonkers hotel in Amsterdam Noord, this three-suite space is housed in a converted crane, showing off spectacular views of the city below. If you're afraid of heights, stay clear. If not, book this wacky lil guest house for a taste of the high life. 

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Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort, Finland 

Sleeping under the stars has never been so chic. Venture through the snow and stay the night in Finland’s most opulent glass igloo hotel. Perfect for the Aurora season, Kakslauttanen is one of the best places in the world to watch the Northern Lights. Head to this winter wonderland from August to April for a light show you will never forget.

@sohohousenashville

Soho House, Nashville, United States

Located in the local art hub of Wedgewood-Houston is a hotel that takes inspiration from Nahsville’s rich musical heritage. Formerly a sock factory, the refurbished space brags varying textures and colours to convey the eclecticism of the iconic music scene. Where old meets new in a tasteful balance of traditional and contemporary, this sweet spot is at the top of our go-to destinations. 

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@bambuindah

Bambu Indah Udang House, Bali, Indonesia

Walking on water is the norm at this luxury resort in Bali, Indonesia. With tempered glass-panelled floors stretching across the room, watch the fish and shrimp swim below while they are blissfully unaware of your presence. And when you don't have your eyes glued to the floors, look out across the terrace amongst the trees and shrubbery of this tropical island paradise.

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Au Vieux Panier, Marseille, France

This hotel allows you to live amongst the art, with five rooms that are annually reconceptualised by commissioned artists and designers. Each with a different interpretation of the space, these rooms are more than just a place to dump your clothes - they are works of art. Known for the graffitied Panic Room in 2012, some of the rooms in this chic hotel are out of this world. Check out SKÖ, the woodwork masterpiece completed by the Avexciters, or Wind, designed by PIXTIL STUDIO made with thousands of singular paint strokes.

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Hotel Marqués de Riscal, Elciego, Spain

Designed by deconstructivist architect and designer Frank Gehry, this stunning hotel is located in Spain’s wine country in Elciego. Distinctive by its colourful ribbon-like titanium shell, this hotel brags asymmetric walls and floors, playing with post-modern forms and materials throughout the space. Indulge in some vinotherapy whilst immersing yourself in this avant-garde vision on luxury living. 

@icehotelsweden

Icehotel, Jukkasjärvi, Sweden

Take cool and collected to a whole other level when visiting the Icehotel in Sweden. Built using snow and ice from the pristine waters of the Torne River, passionate artists residing in the small town of Jukkasjärvi build a new rendition of this Swedish landmark every winter. When spring comes, the hotel melts and finds its way back to nature. Constantly changing and evolving, put this arctic wonder at the top of your bucket list.