You'd like to stay there, wouldn't you?

ZAK: Hey, what’s all this, Sophie?
SOPHIE: It’s a website about unusual buildings around the world. see that, ?
ZAK: Sure, but why have they chosen these particular buildings? What’s unusual about them?
SOPHIE: This one’s the world’s biggest igloo. It’s 40 metres round, 12 metres across and 5 metres high. It can hold 500 people! It’s in a place called Puvirnituq in northern Canada.
ZAK: I get it – they’re all special in some way. Oh, and I know what that one is – it’s the tallest skyscraper in the world. It’s in Dubai and it’s 828 metres high. And it’s got 160 floors. expect me to know that, ?
SOPHIE: No, I didn’t! And look! been in the news recently, ?
ZAK: Yes, it was an exhibition pavilion in the Shanghai World Expo 2010. It was made out of recycled CD cases and it changed colour when people moved around inside it! But the most amazing thing is that after the Expo was over they recycled the whole building!
SOPHIE: Hey, look at this! It’s a modern art museum in Vienna in Austria and it’s got an upside down house on the roof.
ZAK: That’s cool. It says it’s called ‘House Attack’! But why’s that huge hotel room on the website?
SOPHIE:Let’s see. Oh yes. It’s in Athens in Greece and it’s one of the world’s most expensive hotel suites. It’s called the Governor Villa and costs £4,500 a night! It even includes a gym and a swimming pool! like to stay there, !
ZAK: You must be joking – let someone like me in, ?