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Luxury hotel not be new, but if unique as the Hotel de Vrouwe van Staveren drum constructed from a former wine everyone would be interested to go there. Hotel De Vrouwe van Staveren is one of the most unique hotels in the world. The hotel is located near Lake IJsselmeer and the old port in the Netherland’s oldest city, the Netherlands, so there are some beautiful scenery passing ships. Previously this area was a shelter of Swiss wines. Since 1118, each drum containing 14,500 liters of wine were transformed into function rooms like a 3 star hotel.

Though you sleep in the vat of wine and around wooden walls, room Hotel de vrouw van Staveren is still prioritizes safety and comfort. At the back of each drum was also made for the door to the living room and toilet. Adequate the facilities also no television, radio, telephone and internet. The price offered is also quite classy, from 70.88 euros to 165.40 overnight. If you want to get a cheap price, come in winter because the price of the room will get rebate of up to 75%.

The hotel is famous for its giraffe. Yes, the hotel is classified as small and contained exclusively in Nairobi-Kenya. This is the only place where you can enjoy the experience of feeding and photographing the giraffe up close, even from the table. Do not be surprised also at the Hotel Giraffe Manor, you will often addressed by this long-necked animals. Not just outside the hotel, sometimes to a giraffe’s neck stretched out into the room as if to welcome your presence. Not only the giraffe, the hotel is surrounded by natural forest area of 140 hectares is also filled with a variety of birds, even some types of deer.

Not only the spectacle of the animal exclusive, this unique hotel also has the servants who worked in a professional and they even become one of the best in Nairobi. Giraffe Manor, built in 1931 by David Duncan to adopt the model of Scottish-style hunting lodge with a view to the south facing Mount Kilimanjaro and the Ngong Hills in the west. Ownership Manor then switch to Jock Leslie Melville and his wife Betty in 1974 and the couple occupied as residences. The couple is very active in saving the wildlife in Africa, including giraffes. When in 1984, Jock died and Betty returned to the United States their country, their homes and then rented out. It was originally standing Hotel Giraffe Manor which when built was not for the hotel.