Quetzalcóatl’s Nest

Mexico City

Would you sleep inside a giant feathered serpent? asked Brooke Porter Katz in ArchitecturalDigest.com. Named after an Aztec creator deity, Nido de Quetzalcóatl is an “otherworldly, twisting, turning” structure located on Mexico City’s outskirts. Built in 1998 by architect Javier Senosiain, the “aweinspiring” building sits in a private park amid gardens and ponds. It houses 10 apartments, and one of them is for rent through Airbnb. The five-bedroom, four-bathroom space is somewhat bare, “but what it lacks in flash it makes up for in the sheer feeling of wonder you’ll feel just being inside.” airbnb.com; rentals start at $206