Book And Bed Hotel, Osaka
A bookworm fever dream, where guests sleep in cubbies built into bookshelves, that feel halfway between a library and a capsule hotel.
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InterContinental Shanghai Wonderland
Built into a former quarry, this hotel plunges dramatically below ground level, with some rooms looking directly into the water-filled pit.
House in the Clouds
Originally a water tower disguised as a house, this tall, isolated structure rises above the Suffolk landscape like something from a dream or Studio Ghibli film.
The Clown Motel
In the middle of the Nevada desert, the Clown Motel surrounds you with thousands of clown figures, whilst a historic cemetery sits directly next door.
Treehotel
Suspended high among the pines of Swedish Lapland, Treehotel offers a collection of uniquely designed treerooms so surreal, they appear like portals within the woodland.
Concord Mall
A classic late-1960s shopping mall still in operation, but feels increasingly suspended in time with long quiet corridors, numerous vacant store fronts, residual 90s décor, and the soft echo of a once-busy retail past.
Forest Fair Mall / Cincinnati Mills *Former Location*
Large, multi-level complex with bold and unusual architecture (including flying pigs) that spent years in a semi-abandoned state, with vast empty wings and a distinctive, slightly surreal layout.
Century III Mall *Former Location*
Once one of the largest malls in the world, that operated from October 1979 until its closure in February 2019, became a vast closed complex of empty corridors and atriums that became a landmark of the 2000s American retail decline.
Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills
Enormous, nearly empty, y2k mall with vast open corridors, dead escalators, and a sense of recent abandonment that feels especially uncanny.
Rolling Acres Mall *Former Location*
Iconic Midwestern dead mall famous for its long empty corridors and the backrooms type feeling of a once-busy retail space, left behind.
