You Can Sleep in This Odd Floating Capsule in Japan and Wake Up on a Desert Island

The capsules are spherical hotel rooms that can accommodate four people. The top part of each capsule is made of a transparent material so that guests can see the stars when they lie down in bed. Each capsule has a full bathroom and a water closet with a toilet that has its own control panel — this is Japan after all.

Here is what the capsules look like inside (note that this version does not have a transparent top, but it does have a deck):

Although some may be rocked by the waves and enjoy a good night’s sleep, the thoughts of drifting out to sea, all the way into the Pacific Ocean, will certainly keep a few people awake.

In the morning, if all goes as planned, your floating hotel room should land on a desert island owned the by the theme park where you’ll be able to enjoy “adventure-type attractions,” explains The Japan Times. The attractions are currently under construction, so it remains unknown if they will also be Dutch-themed. Just in case, shine up your clogs.

According to The Japan Times, a night in this bizarre hotel room will cost you between ¥30,000 to ¥40,000 [$290 to $380] per night. You’ll have to pay for the seasickness medication yourself.