If you've ever dreamed of spending a holiday completely immersed in a bottle of wine, then you're in luck.
Dubbed the ‘world’s largest wine bottle’ at 28-foot long and 11-foot wide, this new hotel has an exterior which hides a full family home inside.
Dark red in colour, the bottle transforms into a luminous display at night, drenching the surrounding neighbourhood with merlot light.
The inside is just as jaw-dropping.
The property, in Rajasthan, India, boasts three king bedrooms, a dining hall in a bamboo hut, and even an aquarium.
The first bedroom, inside the bottle area of the home, echoes the exterior with red arched walls.
Meanwhile the second bedroom continues the alcohol theme, with a wall covered in lit-up beer bottles.
There is also a rather romantic bathroom, with a bathtub filled with rose petals and with red balloons strung up along the walls.
Incredibly, it won’t set you back much to stay in the Airbnb, with prices starting at £33 a night.
If you're looking for a slightly strange and theatrical place to stay but a little closer to home, then there are plenty of weird and wonderful holiday homes in the UK.
One that often catches people's attention on social media is Airship 2 in Drimnin, Scotland.
The insulated aluminium pod was designed by Roderick James and overlooks the Sound of Mull - and it's been built to look like a 1970s spaceship of the future.
"Retreat to the deck of this sustainable getaway and gaze at the twinkling constellations under a cosy tartan blanket," its description tempts.
It's been given a bit of an interiors makeover but there are plenty of nods and tributes to the iconic girl band.
"The bus has the bonus of being situated in a stunning location overlooking Island Harbour Marina," reads the listing description. "There is a bar, restaurant, and a small shop on site. You can reach us by land, sea, or air!"
The outside of the bus is decorated in the famous Union Jack exterior.
"Inside, as huge fans of the band, we have tried to include as many little touches as possible, inspired by the girls and their music, to make the interior just as iconic as the outside!" the description continues.
