A 747 at the airport, a prison that locks you in voluntarily, a crane over the docks. Buildings that retired from one job and took up hospitality.
Three suites stacked inside a 50-metre industrial crane on Amsterdam's NDSM wharf, with a hot tub on top.
A 19th-century prison turned hotel: the cells became suites, and the cell-block corridors are still intact.
A decommissioned Boeing 747 parked at Arlanda airport, converted into a hostel with rooms in the cabin and a suite in the cockpit.
Eero Saarinen's 1962 TWA Flight Center at JFK, restored as a hotel around its landmark red-carpet terminal.
Nova Scotia's oldest railway station, with rooms in the 1887 station house and in restored cabooses on the tracks outside.
A motel park near Waitomo where you can sleep in a 1950s cargo plane, a train, a ship, or a hobbit house.
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