Dubbed the Legacy of the River room, the project is the brainchild of Ben Rousseau and architect Ian Douglas-Jones. These two have previously worked as a team and this year, they decided to team up once again to join the Icehotel competition in Sweden.

Quite obviously, these two are genuine TRON: Legacy fans – a look at their work is enough to convince anyone of that fact! The guys worked for extended periods of time in freezing temperatures, and while they were provided clothing by Oakley, I still can’t imagine going through all that!

On top of the aesthetic value, they made it a point to use sustainable lighting.

The image below shows just how much that hard work paid off.

The guys enjoying their handiwork.

Here’s the video (albeit in accelerated mode) of the making of the suite to satisfy your curious side.

They have a total of nine in their list, here are the most appealing to me.

Hotel Gansevoort
Located in the meatpacking district of New York, rooms don’t come cheap here. But then, you get free WiFi, 42-inch LCD TVs, CD players, alarm clocks with iPod docks, in room safes, and Wii consoles by request. Can’t beat that, can you?

Seattle Hotel Monaco
Considered a boutique hotel, this is relatively low-tech compared to many. The main selling point for me is their Guitar Hero social hour, from 5:00-6:00 pm. Perfect time to relax before going out for the night!

Peninsula Tokyo
Of course, we can’t talk about hi-tech without mentioning Japan. This hotel has all the hi-tech amenities that one can ever want. From nail dryers to fax machines to espresso makers to heated toilets – ultimate hi-tech luxury!

Pod Hotel
For the budget traveler in NYC, this hotel sounds perfect. Rooms start at less than $100 but you get iPod docking stations, LCD TVs, and their Pod Community Blog, which is a veritable treasure trove of information.

Check out the whole list here.

A Boeing 727 has been converted in to a 2 bedroom hotel and completely furnished with wooden furniture, dining room and living area.