Ever seen pictures of those breathtaking hotels on Pinterest or Instagram, and always wondered where they are but never been able to find out? Well, that’s where we come in! Check out our list of top ten unique and gorgeously aesthetic hotels from around the world!
At various locations in France, Attrap’Rêves (literally translating to dream catchers) give you the opportunity to be at one with nature. Their “hotel rooms” consist of transparent, tent-like bubbles, with a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape and the sky at night. Raised on a decking platform, the décor of this unique accommodation varies from natural to glamourous to chic, so whatever your taste, they’ve got you covered!
The accommodation at the InterContinental Le Moana Bora Bora Resort in French Polynesia consists of gorgeous overwater bungalows, decorated with Tahitian flower garlands, and with direct access to both Matira Beach and to the clear blue ocean. With a restaurant overlooking the water, stunning tropical views, and a constant striking view of Mount Otemanu, this hotel made our bucket list with ease.
This resort might be one of the most stunning hotels on here. Based in a snowy Lapland forest in Finland, this hotel has cosy log cabins, a sauna, snow sport opportunities, and rooms sculpted entirely from ice. The best part though has to be the glass accommodation – clear, igloo-shaped rooms through which you have stunning views of the Northern Lights. Wow.
Set against the beautiful background of Northern Switzerland, the Berggasthaus Aescher-Wildkirchli hotel is positively idyllic. Teetering on the mountain edge, and therefore providing stunning views of the surrounding landscape, it is one of the oldest guesthouses in the country, with famed cuisine and typified by a mysterious atmosphere of myths, legends, and folklore.
Literally translating to “The Magic Mountain Hotel” Montaña Mágica Lodge in Chile is deep in the forest, characterised by a waterfall spilling all the way down the building, with cosy chalet-interior bedrooms.
Deep in the mysterious Ubud Jungle near Payangan in Bali, the Hanging Gardens hotel is complete with astounding tropical gardens, spa treatments and terraces. At the edge of the valley and overlooking the Ayung river, the accommodation comes in the form of Alang Alang thatched villas, our favourite feature being the two-tier suspended swimming pool, hovering over the tops of the trees.
The amazing thing about this Fiji- based hotel is that everything is completely underwater! The submarine-like bedrooms, with their porthole windows and curved glass roofs, give you an amazing perspective from which to view the wide variety of sea life.
This Spa Resort in Costa Rica is a multiple award-winning hotel, and we can see why. Based in the Arenal Volcano National Park, it really is a Paradise on earth, with delicious food, a gym, and a variety of pools and spa treatments. The luxury accommodation in this resort comes in the form of free-standing bungalows nestled into the rainforest, complete with decks, hammocks, and outdoor showers.
Twin Farms Hotel in Vermont is an ideal place to go if you want to get away from the rush of city life for a bit. With fire-warmed chalet cottages, sunken heated Japanese-style bathing pools, and surrounded by hundreds of acres of ancient forest, this place is ideal.
These amazing wood-paneled lodges exude modern elegance from the inside, whilst outside, there is a spectacular vision of the African landscape and its wildlife.
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