1 Hotel Kakslauttanen - Finland
The Igloo village of Hotel Kakslauttanen offers 20 glass igloos allowing guests spectacular views of the Aurora Borealis from the warmth and comfort of their own room. The sparse trees and lack of light pollution means guests at this hotel have some of the best and most uninterrupted views of the incredible phenomenon. While temperatures outside can drop as low as -30 degrees Celsius; each igloo is fitted with thermal glass to ensure occupants are kept warm throughout their stay.
2. Hotel Conrad - Maldives
The resort is set across three palm fringed islands, linked by a 500m footbridge, and offers 3 different luxury experiences; thatch-roofed Water Villas perched on stilts over the shallow waters, beautifully furnished Beach Villas, or luxurious Retreat Water Villas, each with their own treatment room and jacuzzi. Set 5 metres below the sparkling waters of the Indian Ocean is the Maldives first underwater restaurant
This incredible Kenyan hotel offers guests the opportunity to stay in one of Kenya's most beautiful reserves located among 150 acres of land. The real reason to visit this hotel are the herd of Rothschild Giraffes which reside in the hotels' grounds regularly coming up and sticking their heads through the windows hoping for treats.
This architectural marvel requires yearly reconstruction to stay stable but offers guests a truly unique experience. With everything from walls, chairs and beds being constructed from ice blocks taken from the local Torne river, the Ice Hotel in Jukkasjärvi was the first of its kind. With famous artisist being approached to design rooms each year this ensures return visitors have a unique experience each time.
3. Giraffe Manor Hotel - Kenya
This incredible Kenyan hotel offers guests the opportunity to stay in one of Kenya's most beautiful reserves located among 150 acres of land. The real reason to visit this hotel are the herd of Rothschild Giraffes which reside in the hotels' grounds regularly coming up and sticking their heads through the windows hoping for treats.
4. Ice Hotel - Sweden
This architectural marvel requires yearly reconstruction to stay stable but offers guests a truly unique experience. With everything from walls, chairs and beds being constructed from ice blocks taken from the local Torne river, the Ice Hotel in Jukkasjärvi was the first of its kind. With famous artisist being approached to design rooms each year this ensures return visitors have a unique experience each time.
5. Mirrorcube Hotel - Sweden
Another example of Scandinavian innovation this incredible hotel consists of five cube rooms spread out among the Swedish forest in Harads. The Mirrorcube is a 4x4 dwelling coated in mirrors which reflect the surround woodlands causing the hotel to disappear into the beautiful surrounding landscape.
6. Montana Magica Lodge - Chile
This man-made volcano hotel situated in the Chilean forests 'erputs' daily spewing water over the entire hotel. The 'Magic Mountain' retreat is so remote it is only accessible by foot and guests are required to negotiate a rope bridge to access the hotel.
7. Hanging Gardens Ubud - Bali, Indonesia
This beautiful hotel is located in the Indonesian rainforest and consists or private villas each with their own infinity pool overlooking the Ayung river.
8. Resort Taj Lake Palace - India
Floating on its own island in the middle of Lake Pichola, the Taj Lake Palace offer guests a royal experience. With beautiful panoramic views of the lake and full spa, cycling and hiking trails this hotel has plenty to keep guests entertained during their stay.
9. Katikies Hotel - Santorini, Greece
This luxury hotel boasts spectacular views of the sapphire waters of the surrounding Agean sea. The hotels crisp white walls and blue waters create an incredible calming atmosphere; and if that's not enough the hotel offers full spa services to ensure complete relaxation.
10. The Burj Al Arab - Dubai
Widely regarded as the world's most luxurious hotel, the Burj Al Arab boasts the world's first seven star rating. The building itself is a landmark of the Dubai skyline; a sail emerging from the sea, the hotel has over 200 rooms, full spa, and dining experiences are on offer to guests.
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