Covering an area of approximately 1,600 square meters, Hang Nga Guest House in the Central Highlands’ city of Da Lat, also known as “Crazy House”, is design by Vietnamese architect Dang Viet Nga.

As the intention of the architect is to make a fairy tale house, the “crazy house” resembles a tree with uneven windows, and tunnel-shaped stairways. Both the exterior and the interior of the guesthouse are created and decorated with twisting organic forms and very few right angles. 

An overview of the crazy house

The hollow “tree” extends in many directions, rising above to reach the sky of the amazing Dalat. Walking along the cave-shape hallways inside the house is not simply a visit but an exhilarating experience-a departure from the norm, wild mushrooms and spider webs popping up on your way is not unusual.

A room inside the crazy house

Besides, the guesthouse is really a spectacular construction with ten themed guest rooms such as the tiger room, the eagle room, the ant room and the kangaroo room with decorations and handcrafted furniture matching the theme.

Other attractive hotels in the list include Hotel Kakslauttanen (Finland), The Glass Floor Udang House (Indonesia), Floating Hotel (Zanzibar), Giraffe Manor (Kenya), and Fairy Chimney Hotel (Turkey).