Tired of the standard cookie-cutter digs at all the major chain hotels and motels? Opt for more inspiring lodgings by booking a stay in a themed hotel instead. From a boutique aboriginal lodge to a James Brown-themed hotel room, there’s no shortage of unique rooms out there to suit every type of traveller.

Here’s a look at five themed hotels you may want to consider on your next trip:

1. Skwachàys Lodge

Located in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, the Skwachàys Lodge and Residence contains a fair trade gallery, boutique hotel, as well as an Aboriginal artist residence. The hotel was named in a traditional ceremony by the chief of the Squamish Nation, reflecting the traditional aboriginal name of the area located at the head of the False Creek.

Designed with the socially responsible traveller in mind, the lodge contains 18 hotel units, each with a unique design. The hotel, which also provides shelter apartments for at risk aboriginal people, has a rooftop sweat lodge and smudge room, and studio space.

2. Fantasyland Hotel

Surround yourself in Hollywood luxury or stay cozy inside a railway car at the Fantasyland Hotel in Edmonton.

The hotel, which is located at the city’s West Edmonton Mall and entertainment complex, offers several themed rooms for travellers to kick up their feet, from a Roman luxury room to a country Western-themed room. There’s even a truck-themed room, where the bed is mounted in the back of a flat-bed truck.

3. Silver Saddle Motel

Rest with cowboys and bandits in Santa Fe, New Mexico at the Silver Saddle Motel.

Several of the rooms at this retro budget motel, located on the original Route 66, are inspired by different Western icons, including country artist Kenny Rogers and gambler-bandit Wyatt Earp.

The hotel features art by New Mexico artist Robert Shoofly and features a gift shop and lending library in the lobby.

4. McMenamins Crystal Hotel

Each of the 51 rooms at the quirky McMenamins Crystal Hotel in Portland, Ore., is inspired by an artist who has performed at the adjacent Crystal Ballroom over the past 100 years.

From B.B. King to Blondie, each room features original art work, headboards and panels inspired by a different musician. There’s even some Canadian acts who’ve made the cut, with one room inspired by Montreal’s Arcade Fire.

5. Georgian House Hotel

Bring out your inner sorcerer by booking a “wizard chamber” at the Georgian House Hotel in London, England.

Inspired by the Harry Potter book series, the chambers have been decorated to retain a gothic feel, with four poster beds and fun wizard details, including cauldrons, potions and arched doorways.

The hotel is a short walk to Victoria Station, where tourists can buy tickets for the Warner Brothers “Making of Harry Potter” tour.