FLOAT-EL: Would you stay in this luxury floating hotel

This float-el offers a room with a different view every single day as it is constantly moving across the ocean currents.

Similar to how a cruise ship operates, the ambitious idea behind the luxurious floating paradise is to take guests to new and unknown places.

The MORPHotel, which is currently in planning stages, features a one-kilometre-long 'spine' with giant floating pod rooms running alongside it.

Designed by Gianluca Santosuosso, the masterpiece looks like a giant dinosaur skeleton floating in the sea.

LUXURY: The hotel features individual pods which can sail away from the main spine

Each of the floating ecosystem's capsule boats would be able to detach from the main 'back bone' and allow guests to venture from the main hotel.

One of the primary features of the ship is that it can become an extension of the cities it harbours in, allowing their inhabitants to access the theatres, restaurants and garden on board the vessel.

Visitors would be able to enter the hotel through a 'barycentric dock' which would connect to the harbour city.

The MORPHotel - featuring solar panels, rainwater and wave energy harvesting, and floating vegetable gardens – would also be completely self-sufficient.

SNEAK PEAK: The space-age retreat would features a giant swimming pool

Gianluca, 32, who lives in London, UK, said: "When I started to think about the project I first wondered to myself what the most luxurious thing we have is? The answer was time.



DESIGN: The MORPHotel can attach itself to cities or harbours

"This is the reason way this project, the idea behind it, raised the interest of many people, especially in the hospitality industry," he added.

"I had few contacts with possible developers interested in the project and I am quite confident that nowadays, with the right technologies, would be possible to build something following the concept of MORPhotel."