The Daily Traveler: Ten Hotels in Unlikely Places

For a recent slideshow on the Condé Nast Traveler website, I rounded up hotels that can be found in properties once used for disparate purposes, such as a plane, old train cars, a prison, a primary school, etc.

Ten Hotels in Unlikely Places

The Långholmen
The Långholmen operated as a prison from the 1840s all the way to 1975, and it's kept some cheeky nods to its past in its décor. You'll see them as you walk the cell blocks where the rooms are located. (Are those multi-paned windows supposed to look like they have prison bars?) A high wall surrounds the property, but thankfully it's flowers—not barbed wires—that decorate it.

Click through to see the rest at the Condé Nast Traveler.

Photo Credit: Vincent Castello