If you ever wanted to go to the Mad Hatter's Tea Party or follow the white rabbit round a strange world, then you had best head to the south coast of England. Brighton holds the ultimate fantasy for fans of the Lewis Carroll classic, with not one but two Alice in Wonderland themed houses to stay in. The Wonderland House in Brighton sleeps up to 24, with tea party sets, Queen of Heart themed bunk beds, or alternatively try the snug Looking Glass Cottage with décor inspired by the fantasy story. Scroll down for video . Perfect tea party! The large dining room table comes complete with engraved quotes from the book, with them mirrored on the other side and if you are looking at them through a looking glass . Quirky design! Popular with guests is the French vintage bottle rack, which holds all of the cups. The chairs are shaped like teacups with plush cushions for comfort. The guest of honour can see in the elaborate head seat . Jacqueline Martin, 37, said she sourced the wallpaper online by getting inspiration from sites like Pinterest . Every inch of The Wonderland House is creatively designed to reflect the fantastical story. The dining room comes ready prepared with teapots, cups and saucers - thankfully without the addition of a dormouse inside. Enjoy a delicious tea party with multiple cake stands, and chairs designed in the shape of teacups. The mum of three said the property is extremely popular with parties and hen dos, and weekends have to be booked far in advance . Choose to spend the night as the sassy Queen of Hearts in themed bunk beds, or in a separate room as heroine Alice. Guests will feel like they have stepped into the pages of the popular book, as no detail in has been overlooked in bringing the story to life. From themed flamingo wallpaper and feather light fittings in one bedroom, to crown wallpaper and elaborate mirrors in the Queen of Hearts bedroom each room takes you through the magical story. The kitchen even has a chequerboard floor, reminiscent of Carroll's second book where the characters represent chess pieces with Alice starting out as a pawn. Jacqueline Martin designed the incredible house in less than a year, sourcing the materials online from other countries on Ebay and Pinterest, finding trinkets in junk sales, or getting her family to help make bespoke items. She said: 'I have always been mad about the story and it was my favourite Disney film.' 'I completed the project while I was pregnant, and the whole family helped out. 'My teenage daughter helped by making holes in saucers to make chandeliers, and my husband transformed a teapot and server into a bathroom sink.' The flamingo room has bespoke fluffy lampshades to denote bird feathers, and themed wallpaper . Purrfect sleep! Alice's room features smiling Cheshire Cats and multiple mirrors, in a nod to the second book in Lewis Carroll's series . The kitchen area has a chequerboard floor, similar to theme of the second novel where the action features around chess moves . Jacqueline said her and her family went round junk yards to collect unique details for the house, and created the house in December 2014 . The plush lounge features playing card wallpaper and a kettle lamp, reminiscent of the Mad Hatter. There is also champagne available labelled of course with the 'Drink Me' tag. Creatively, in the bathroom guests will find teapots instead of regular taps. The location of this quirky hideaway is perfect, being located right by the seafront in the area of town known as Kemptown. Famous quotes from the book are featured around the house for guests to spot, such as 'Drink Me' on the champagne, (left). The white rabbit also makes an appearance, (right) The house currently holds a perfect 5/5 score on TripAdvisor with many customers singing its praises. HannahB861 gave it five points and said: 'We had an amazing time here for my hen do-everyone loved the house and we were all continually spotting little details here and there that just added to the specialness of the house. 'A lot of my friends asked if we could just move in and never have to leave!' The five-floor seafront house costs from £450 per night on Holiday Lettings and more details can be found on the website. Jacqueline's husband made the incredible teapot and server sink and taps from items found at a junk yard . Each corner of this themed house has been lovingly designed and researched by Jacqueline . For guests requiring a smaller property Looking Glass Cottage could be the perfect themed stay. This property sleeps up to eight people and is spread out over three floors. Also owned and created by Jacqueline, this was the first  of the properties to be created three years ago. Following the success of this snug cottage, the mum-of-three branched out to a second larger house in order to create the Mad Hatter's Tea Party room. Looking Glass Cottage, also in Brighton is a smaller but charming property, which brought Jacqueline's love of the book to life . The cosy bedrooms feature items like a stack of teacups as a lampshade, flamingo wallpaper, a white rabbit light and vintage mirrors . Looking Glass Cottage costs from £253 per night and guests are advised to book in advance as weekend slots get filled very quickly. 'There has been such a great reaction to the house,' Jacqueline said. 'I get numerous enquiries daily and I am very lucky as there is hardly any damage as people love the house as much as I do.' Book on Holiday Lettings or find out more on the website. The cosy lounge has a deck of cards for wallpaper, and of course comes with a chequerboard so you can play your own game of chess . One of Jacqueline's favourite items in the house are the spoon and knife door handles, which were found on Ebay. She admits she has been looking but can't find any more!
Jacqueline Martin has two themed houses using inspiration from her favourite childhood book.
The Wonderland House and Looking Glass Cottage are available to be booked for parties and hen dos.
Unique details include a custom-made tea party table with quotes from the book, and teacups for seats.