Due to the shortage of territory, the Japanese build floating hotels on the water

In Iponie The number of unusual hotels is growing - tourists have the opportunity to spend the night in a floating bathyscaphe hotel.

The portal Buying Business Travel reports: in the theme Park Huis Ten Bosch (Sacebo) has a new offer for guests. Those who wish can spend the night in the hotel-capsule ideal round shape, which floats on the water. Accommodation costs from 282 to 376 dollars.

The upper half of the room is a bedroom with fully transparent walls. In the lower half there is a room with a TV, a bathroom, a toilet. Room area is about 30 sq.m.

According to the designers, the accommodation facility is not afraid of tsunamis, as a special design will ensure non-overturnability, as in a dumpster. In the event of a disaster, artificial intelligence will take all measures to save people.

Each floating capsule is designed for 4 people. According to the authors of the project, a floating hotel room per night will get to a private uninhabited island in the Gulf of Omura.

Japan is the birthplace of unusual hotels, here appeared the first hotels-capsules, which are similar to beds in science fiction films. Travelers in the cities of Japan can spend the night in the converted cockpit, cage rooms, hotel-bath. Also in the Land of the Rising Sun are opening hotels with robots instead of living employees.

Source: turizm