Roadside Attraction Hotel Themed Rooms
Find Roadside Attraction themed hotel rooms across America
Luxury Living in Historic Bank Haven of Art & Music
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Step into history and luxury at "NOT A BANK," famously featured in the movie "BANDITS" starring Bruce Willis & Billy Bob Thornton. This former bank in Tomales, California, has been transformed into a unique vacation rental offering modern comforts blended with historic charm, an interactive art collection, and musical instruments for guests to enjoy. Nestled among rolling hills, it provides a serene getaway close to Tomales Bay, Point Reyes, and wine country.
The Haines Shoe House
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The Haines Shoe House is a unique roadside attraction in Hellam Township, near York, Pennsylvania, built in 1948 by shoe salesman Mahlon Haines as an advertisement. Shaped like a work boot, this architectural novelty has served as a guest house, museum, and ice cream parlor before becoming a rentable vacation home via Airbnb/VRBO. It offers a quirky stay inside a piece of Americana history.
Fulton Steamboat Inn
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A unique steamboat-themed hotel in Lancaster, PA, offering nautical and Victorian-themed rooms across three distinct decks. Known for its family-friendly atmosphere, distinctive architecture resembling a riverboat, located near Dutch Wonderland and heart of Pennsylvania Amish Country attractions.
The World Famous Clown Motel
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Located in Tonopah, Nevada, next to the historic Old Tonopah Cemetery, "America's Scariest Motel" features over 5,000 clown figures and offers unique horror-themed rooms based on iconic films, attracting paranormal enthusiasts and thrill-seekers.
The World Famous Clown Motel
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The Clown Motel, located in Tonopah, Nevada, offers a unique and famously unconventional lodging experience. Situated next to the historic Tonopah Cemetery, this motel boasts over 6,500 clown figurines and themed rooms, creating an atmosphere that attracts thrill-seekers, paranormal enthusiasts, and those looking for a stay unlike any other. Originally built in 1985, the motel was revitalized in 2019, expanding its collection and introducing horror-themed rooms. It's a popular destination for ghost hunters, content creators, and travelers seeking a quirky and memorable adventure on the road.