In case you hadn’t already guessed, we’re big fans of social media at Weird & Wonderful Hotels. And now, you too can become an official fan of Weird & Wonderful Hotels by visiting our brand new Facebook page!

Fans of our Facebook page will receive all the latest updates from Weird & Wonderful Hotels, and can connect with other like-minded travellers with a taste for the unusual.

We’re keen for our social network to grow as much as possible, so make sure you recommend Weird & Wonderful Hotels to all your Facebook friends and start spreading the word!

Not yet become a Facebook user? Then we suggest you sign up quick – it’s completely free, and guarantees that you’ll stay ahead of the curve with our Weird & Wonderful work.

Weird & Wonderful Hotels has been featured in UK TV industry journal, Broadcast Magazine!

The article looks at the ways in which we’re using online and social media to generate interest in the show along with Sleepydog’s forthcoming sci-fi drama, Slingers.

To read the full article, please visit the Broadcast website.

Finding your perfect Weird & Wonderful Hotel is now even easier thanks to our new interactive map.

Zoom and pan around the map to see where in the world our featured hotels are located, and access links to the relevant web pages for full details.

Head over to the interactive map page to take a look and try it for yourself.

You can now keep up with the very latest on Weird & Wonderful Hotels by following us on Twitter.

Our production team will be posting regular tweets as they travel the world in search of the the strangest and most bizarre places in which to spend a night.

Take a look at the latest adventures of our production team by subscribing to our new Flickr photostream!

We’ll be uploading more photos from each stop of their globetrotting tour, giving you a taster of their many weird and wonderful experiences.

To celebrate Weird & Wonderful Hotels going into production, we have today launched this brand new website! Here you can learn more about our innovative new television series, and keep up to date with the latest production news. 

We’ll continue to develop and improve the site in the coming weeks, so let us know what you’d like to see from future updates.