What if for a summer vacation, you could visit other planets? Many experts believe that one day, we’ll be able to, but until then, why not join us on an imaginary trip around our solar system?
THE MARS SHERATON
You’ll need to plan 6 months ahead, because it takes that long to get here. We hope you enjoy your stay too, because it’ll take a year and a half to get back!
No visit to Mars is complete without visiting Olympus Mons (Latin for Mount Olympus), the largest volcano in our entire solar system! Don’t worry; it’s not active.
URANUS HYATT
If you don’t mind looking out the window through all that methane gas, you’ll notice the 16 beautiful moons here.
Thanks to the fact that this planet rotates on its side, each of the seasons lasts for 20 years. Hello never-ending (but very cold) summer!
Need an allowance increase? We can’t tell you where they are, but it’s believed that trillions of diamonds are buried deep here!
BEST WESTERN MERCURY
Get a personalized omelette cooked right on your front porch! Mercury is the closest planet to the sun, which means that temperatures can reach up to 427° C.
Do you like birthdays? Expect lots of presents here, because the planet’s rotation makes a year last only a day and a half.
VENUS EMBASSY SUITES
If you’re traveling by yourself, your family need not worry. They’ll always know where you are because Venus can be seen from Earth as the Morning or Evening Star.
Unfortunately, all activities will have to be confined to the indoors. It’s so hot outside that lead would melt!
SATURN HOLIDAY INN
Take the most amazing pictures ever. You’ll see auroras (light shows), light and dark clouds, as well as several hundred rings – the most in the solar system!
Kite flyers will love this hotel. The winds outside blow up to 500 miles a second.
Light shows and kites not your thing? You can always visit one of Saturn’s 60 moons.
NEPTUNE FAIRMONT
Bring your coat: With the temperature on Neptune a chilly -223° C, you’ll need it!
If you don’t mind all the poisonous chemicals in the atmosphere, you’ll enjoy a relaxing swim in the huge ocean under the surface!
JUPITER INTERCONTINENTAL
Since Jupiter is essentially just a big ball made up of different gases, the hotel uses jet thrusters to stay in place.
Don’t worry about it being all booked up here. Jupiter is the size of 12 Earths, so there’s plenty of room.
You usually might not have to watch what you eat while on vacation, but you may want to know that if you weigh 130 pounds on Earth, you’ll weigh over 300 on Jupiter!
THE PLUTO HILTON
Pluto was recently classified as a dwarf planet, and not one of the official planets of our solar system. The Hilton here has since shut down.