Hotel train, Godzilla room and school class: Japan's most unusual hotels

What is she like Japan? Perhaps the most accurate definition is bizarre. And when it comes to housing, here you can generally walk around. It is in Japan that you can find the most unusual hotels on the planet and even live in a bookstore!

In First Cabin you can feel in the first class, because the hotel is stylized as an airplane.

Capsule Book & Bed is designed specifically for bookworms, everything is inspirational to read, so you will definitely have a book in your hands, whether it be George Martin or Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.

In Keibajo US there is not just a room, but a school classroom, where even a bell rings at the entrance, and hotel staff will give parting words "to enjoy forbidden games." By the way, in Japan a huge number of hotels for love pleasures, which can be rented by the hour, are also in the form of prisons, hospitals.

Some of the manga cafes, where you can read comics, as well as an Internet cafe, are equipped with bedrooms. Here you can have a bite to eat or order breakfast. And sometimes there is a children's room where you can leave the kids.

Hotel Gracery, whose main character is Godzilla. You dream to sleep under a huge paw of a monster - to you here.

The Henn Ha Hotel, which is almost entirely robotic controlled.

At Chapel Christmas, Christmas never ends; Christmas trees, Santa Claus, wreaths and artificial snow can be found all year round.

The futuristic Nine Hours hotel allows you to be in space: the capsules are handed over by the clock, and many take them off just to take a nap during lunch and take a shower.

At Tokyo Disneyland Hotel you can live in the princess’s apartment or go to the fairy tale "Alice in Wonderland".

Hotel One @ Tokyo is more like an art gallery than a hotel, and you can even rent a loft.

Claska Hotel in Tokyo, each room designed by different designers.

And finally, for those who want something completely extravagant - train-hotel Seven Stars, where you can relax in a spacious suite, and have a bite to eat in a restaurant with delicious dishes from the best chefs of Japan to the sounds of the piano.