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Man Turns Volkswagen Beetle Into ‘World’s Smallest Hotel’

November 2, 2017 | By Margo Gothelf
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The world’s smallest hotel is in the last place you would expect.

Located in the middle of the Jordanian desert is a vintage Volkswagen Beetle that claims to be the smallest hotel in the world. The super tiny room can accommodate up to two people and is full of hand embroidered pillows and sheets.

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Mohammed Al Malaheem first created the miniature hotel in 2011 in a tiny village called Al Jaya. The village is right near the ancient Montreal Castle. The castle was first constructed during the 12th century.

The tiny room sits at the foot of the castle. Visitors can check in at the cave “lobby” located right next to the room.

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Source: Travel & Leisure

Don’t worry about going hungry! Malaheem has filled the lobby with different types of local foods and beverages. Check out the video below!

What do you think of this tiny hotel? Would you spend a night here? Please SHARE this post with your most-adventurous friends.

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