If you've ever wanted to stay inside the world's largest chicken, this is your chance.
A hotel resort in the Philippines has built a giant chicken-shaped building, and travelers can now return home to stay overnight.
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The giant six-story chicken tower stands 114 feet tall and has 15 rooms, all equipped with air conditioning.
There is a problem though, the rooms are windowless as that would ruin the effect of the chicken feathers.
The chicken hotel isn't the only big animal at the resort with several pools and a theme park, it also joins a large gorilla hotel and a dinosaur hotel.
The bird-inspired building is located on the hills of the Campuestohan Highland Resort on the island of Negros Occidental, and was recently awarded the Guinness World Records title for being the largest chicken-shaped building on September 8.
The resort's owner, Ricardo Cano Guapo Tan, told CNN he wanted to “leave a great legacy” behind.
The 70-year-old said he wanted to create something with a “wow factor” and dedicated the building to the poultry industry.
“The Philippines now has a distinctive building that is a source of legacy, pride and honor,” he said.
As people flock to see the giant bird, Tan said the rooster-shaped hotel is fully booked until 2025.
According to the Campuestohan Highland Resort Facebook page, a room sleeping four costs £60 per night, while larger groups of seven cost around £93 per night.
However, getting to the resort can be a bit difficult.
Travelers will need to make their way from Manila or Cebu to Bacolod-Silay International Airport in Negros Occidental.
From the airport, it's about a 17-mile drive through farmland and uphill.
Campuestohan Highland Resort isn't the only unusual hotel, it's an eccentric hotel in Hong Kong that resembles Noah's Ark.
Noah's Ark Hotel & Resort can be found on Ma Wan Island, next to the world-famous Tsing Ma Bridge.
The hotel looks like a ship washed ashore, stretching out onto the golden sands and sparkling waters of Tong Wan Beach.
Inside, guests can expect to choose from luxurious double, twin or themed family rooms with amenities such as a separate shower, bath and queen-sized beds.
There are seven themed rooms, one of which has a British theme – expect a Union Jack bedspread and rug, a model of a Royal Mail post box, and a room full of cuddly teddy bears.
Other themes include the “Mushroom Forest”, with mushroom games and a frog tent.
The two newest themed rooms are “Interstellar Journey,” with rockets, planets and astronauts, and “Flying Adventure,” with planes and suitcases.
During their stay, guests can enjoy the resort's Ark Expo and 4D Theater, where they can experience the ancient ship flood first-hand and discover Hong Kong's largest meteorite display.
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