This isn't even the weirdest room at this hotel

If you've ever fancied spending a night in jail (without tainting your criminal record), dancing in the music video for Justin Timberlake's "Mirrors", or sleeping in an upside-down bedroom, you might consider staying at the Propeller Island City Lodge in Berlin, where each room slices off a different sliver of weird.

Propeller Island City Lodge

More experience than accommodation, the 30-room hotel -- which describes itself as "a habitable work of art" -- is custom-designed according to outlandish, individual themes where "whoever desires freedom can find perennial inspiration". Yep, if the mood so strikes you, you can sleep in a lion's den, a log cabin, a padded cell, a mental patient's quarters, at your grandma's (which is probably the most disturbing choice)... and even inside a coffin.    

Propeller Island City Lodge

German artist Lars Stroschen, the oddball visionary at the helm of this fantastical project, created everything in the lodge to allow for "the unfolding mental universe of [its] guests", or something vague that doesn't quite explain why this place is so weird.

Indeed, nothing in the hotel is fake or purchased; everything's authentically crafted, down to the sound sculptures dotted around the place that really set the mood.

Propeller Island City Lodge

Take a look at the rooms below, and if you're committed enough to stay there, book your reservation here.

Propeller Island City Lodge
Propeller Island City Lodge
Propeller Island City Lodge
Propeller Island City Lodge
Propeller Island City Lodge
Propeller Island City Lodge
Propeller Island City Lodge
Propeller Island City Lodge
Propeller Island City Lodge
Propeller Island City Lodge

Chloe Pantazi is an editorial assistant on Thrillist's travel team. Yes, that's a British accent. No, she doesn't watch Doctor Who. Follow her on Twitter at @ChloePantazi.