Top 10 Low-cost Boutique Hotels

Have you ever got the feeling that you are staying at the same room though your trip is being held in a different place? I think each of us had it at least once in their life. The thing is that most low-cost rooms look exactly the same. I think most of you will agree with this argument.

Don’t you ever dreamed of having a luxurious vacation? But here comes the next question of affordability. Well, I think this was taken into account when creating this list of luxurious places, as none of them will threaten four financial status giving you truly unforgettable memories.

So it feels like you’ll get a chance to stay in an exclusive place paying less than $150.

1. Oops! Paris, France

Some of the tourists think that this place is designated for the pack backers. Well, they got it wrong. This budget hotel Oops! is a designer masterpiece. The creators made a color-game to recharge the energy of the tourists. Everything starts with an introduction to the red-white lobby, and followed with 46 rooms of pink or green walls. Even the bathrooms which are located in 12 of them have a quite impressive décor of mood-raising tiles. However, it’s better to get this kind of recharging at night and spend the rest of the day scrolling in the Latin Harlem, only few minutes walk.
Pricing: From $ 72 per double room

2.Mama Shelter, Paris, France

Can you imagine a typical garage turned into a hostel? No, well, the French designers did creating a unique hostel with over 170 rooms. It makes no sense to prove that this hostel is simply unique. And thing is that it’s not only hosting a hostel, but also a cool youth concert hall, so you definitely won’t be left without music. As if you pay more attention to the walls, you’ll find a lot of interesting things to discuss. So the evening in a room with strange light bedside lamps, made of masks for Halloween or a cup of tea in the cozy dining room with chairs, painted with exotic animal images.
Pricing: From $ 128 per double room

3. Hard Days Night Hotel, Liverpool, United Kingdom

I bet you’ve heard of “The Beatles». One could assume that a thematic hotel, dedicated to the Beatles, appeared in the hometown of the famous group of long time ago. However, the Hard Days Night Hotel opened only last year but got a chance to earn the interest of a huge number of tourists and locals. The walls of the hotel are decorated with huge photos of singers, everything connected to their musical life- all this will be surrounding the person who dwells in one of its 110 rooms. The hotel is designed for those funs that are rather energetic and young and plan to have a “rest” from the everyday routine.
Pricing: From 141 USD per double room

4. Fronlas, Wales, United Kingdom

Being in the UK, you better leave the capital for some time and spend the weekend in a small town located in the heart of ancient Wales. Well, Wales is Wales, but the hotel itself is only for 4 hours away from the capital if you take a classical British train. The place is typical environmental place. The cozy hotel occupies a small house of three rooms. Each of them has its own design and framed with environmental materials. And the best thing about this “organic hotel” is the fact that the windows of it are straightly overlooking the Valley National Park. The hotel serves organic dishes and refreshments such as a pure red wine.
Pricing: From $ 138 per double room

5. LÁNCHíD 19, Budapest, Hungary

When people say that the glass is nothing if compared with diamonds they don’t take the fact that sometimes the glass can turn into a real diamond. This is the case with this awesome Hungarian hotel. It is built entirely of glass. Judge for yourself: the huge windows of its rooms offer a panoramic view of the Danube. The transparent floor lobby allows you to see the excavated ruins of medieval towers. But the most impressive time of the day is night as the colorful lights installed all over the hotel make it simply a masterpiece. The interiors of all 48 rooms surprise guests with designer findings, whether it is magnetic chess board on the wall or bath, separated from the room with transparent sliding partitions.
Pricing: From $ 101 for a double room

6.Viroth ‘s Hotel, Siem Reap, Cambodia

I guess no one will leave Cambodia without visiting the fabled Angkor, but some of them also come her to  stay in the Viroth’s Hotel, located only 4 kilometers from the ancient city. It can also be considered to be a part of the ancient history of the place. It is located in one of the few surviving buildings built in the style of Khmer Art Nouveau so popular in 1960s. Two years ago the owners of the hotel turned this two-storey villa into a comfortable boutique hotel with a swimming pool of  sea water on the roof, outdoor Jacuzzi and spa.
Pricing: From $ 90 per double room

7.Blue Lime, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Blue Lime can be easily confused with an ordinary dwelling house. And only a small golden plaque with sliding wooden doors will tell you that you are going to enter  an unusual 14-room hotel  which was opened by French only last year. Everything inside – from the bookshelves up  to tables and seats – made of concrete. The green silk curtains and pillows of  fuchsia and tangerine are intended to smooth up such an urban interior. Another cool thing is that the windows overlook pleasant banana and mango orchards and a swimming pool with sea water.
Pricing: From $ 40 per double room

8.Seven, Bangkok, Thailand

The owner of “Seven” grew up in a family, which for decades sold paint, that’s why it is not surprising that his hotel is distinguished by bold color combinations. Each room is dedicated to one of six colors which were originally used by the familiar painters.  Everything in each of them – the paintings on the walls, bed linens, curtains – done in yellow, pink, green, orange, blue or purple tones. So when being asked about the hotel room you better make your choice based on your favorite color scheme. The seventh room – lobby (and also a bar with a gallery) is devoted to red.
Pricing: From $ 100 per double room

9.Maison d’Hanoi Hanova Hotel, Hanoi, Vietnam

The ancient quarter of the city where the hotel is located, dictates its own rules to most of the buildings. This new hotel with its 55 rooms is well blended into the surrounding landscape, although it is not entirely consistent with the canons of traditional architecture. Skylights and the silk  used in the interior of the rooms gives lightness, airiness to the overall appearance of the hotel  and the reliable double-glazed windows help to keep guests from the street noise which might be annoying especially for those who are planning to have a quiet rest at the hotel.
Pricing: From $ 148 per double room

10.Airstream Penthouse Trailer Park, Cape Town, South Africa

This hotel is designed for those who are truly dreamers as most likely they will be the one to better understand and appreciate this hotel. Its roof has seven trailers- turned into exclusive hotel rooms. Each of them has a topic to be based on: one is just like Barbie’s little house with a bright pink interior walls,  while the floor and ceiling of another one are painted with resembling sunbeams, large white peas in a pale blue background . It is left to say that all of the rooms are decorated by various famous designers.
Pricing: From $ 120 per double room.