Take a Trip Down the Rabbit Hole: Inside the Ultimate ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Themed Hotel

Most us have fantasized about following a rabbit down its hole and going into Wonderland to attend the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party. However, you can now realize this dream on Earth, without going into another world. Pack your bags and head straight to England’s southern coast.

For an avid fan of Lewis Carroll‘s classic, Brighton is the perfect getaway as it does not only have one, but two themed rooms, patterned after Alice in Wonderland, where you can stay for the night.

Dubbed as “The Wonderland House in Brighton”, it can accommodate 24 guests, complete with a tea party experience and Queen of Heart bunk beds. However due to its popularity, the house cannot be booked in short notice. However, you can also check out their Looking Glass Cottage with cozy décor, as inspired by the magical story.

According to her, every corner of The Wonderland House is specifically designed to recount the magical journey of Alice through Wonderland. Even the chairs are all shaped like teacups.

Various stands also hold desserts such as cakes and cookies.

Martin stated that the home is a popular choice for family parties, and weekends are usually booked for months.

Visitors can also choose if they want to sleep in the comfy Queen of Heart bunk beds or they want to spend the night on a master bedroom like Alice herself.

The Wonderland vibe of the place will slap you right in the face as you step right into the front door. The ambiance of the house is exquisitely detailed after the book.

As you enter the every room, it will feel like you are thumbing through the chapters of the novel. Rooms with flamingo wallpaper and feather lights are available, as well as crown wallpaper and distorting mirrors in the Queens bedroom.

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But the personal favorite of Martin is the spoon and knife drawer handles in the kitchen, which she found on eBay. She has been scouring the Web for more of these, but she hasn’t found anything yet.

A checkerboard design is strewn across the kitchen floor, like the chess game in Carroll’s second book where each of the characters represent a chess piece, while Alice serves as a pawn in the game.

The house took less than 12 months to construct, with the materials found online, in garage sales, vintage stores, etc.

“I have always been mad about the story and it was my favorite Disney film,” Jacqueline said. “I completed the project while I was pregnant, and the whole family helped out,” she added.

“My teenage daughter helped by making holes in saucers to make chandeliers, and my husband transformed a teapot and server into a bathroom sink.”

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Meanwhile, the Looking Glass Cottage has a fee of $400 per night, and interested visitors are advised to book their reservations in advance as weekends can get very busy and rooms get filled quickly after becoming available.

“There has been such a great reaction to the house,” Jacqueline boasts.