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Malaysia hotel made of recycled drainage pipes Tubotel Langkawi is now open

Tubotel Langkawi, a hotel made from recycled pipes, is now open with rates starting at RM188 (S$75) including breakfast. Ddesigned by architect Andy Strauss, the “exotic” venue has clear views of the Andaman Sea, and each barrel-like room is made of giant drainage pipes. The cool concrete cylinders make air-conditioning unnecessary, and the hotel hosts onsite parties every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday from 3pm to sundown. Ideal for a getaway with a difference.Find out more at the Tubotel Langkawi website.