World’s First Sandcastle Hotel

The world’s first sand castle hotel has recently opened at weymouth beach in the seaside town of dorset in the UK. the hotel was constructed from approximately 1000 tonnes of sand, built over 15sqm reaching a height of 4m. british sculptor mark anderson was commissioned by laterooms.com to create the hotel.
The hotel was the brainchild of sculptor Mark Anderson who was commissioned by the website LateRooms.com, designed to look like a giant sand castle.
It’s made from Weymouth beach sand, the finest in the world for making sand castles, says Anderson.
You can book reservations to sleep in the gigantic sandcastle, but you’d best hurry, as it’s only available from now until the tide or rain washes it away.
To make a reservation to stay in the Sand Hotel, call LateRooms’ sand hotel booking hotline, quoting “Under the Stars” on 020 7841 6682. Rooms are available on a first come first served basis — book before the tide comes in.
The open air family room with a sea-side view has a double and single bed made of sand which will set you back a mere $21 (£10) a night to sleep under the starry skies. You can wake up to the ocean when the “tide laps through the door.”
“The beds are made of sand so it can get everywhere, especially between the toes.” said Anderson.