Unique Hotels around the World
There are some amazing architects out there that deserve to charge extravagant prices for a night’s sleep. I absolutely love looking at all the extraordinary hotels around the world that reflect the diverse cultures each country displays.
I will never forget this one hotel that I learned about in Spanish class. We watched a youtube video for a writing test and it was all about this amazing hotel in South America. It was sustainable and environmentally friendly. The rooms were little bungalows suspended in the trees. Tree house hotels. The one thing that stuck out to me the most was that the guests could help pay for their visit by contributing environmental assistance to the grounds.
There are lots of different eco-friendly hotels popping up around the world with so much to offer and a voice to change the way we can travel.
I always see these amazing underwater hotels. These are high on my extravagant bucket list for sure. I really love the ocean, especially if I am safe inside a glass room. It would be absolutely breathtaking to wake up to a bright blue ocean view and be surrounded by colourful fish.
I can’t say I would necessarily take this as my first choice but it looks really interesting. I know I’m Canadian, but I think an ice hotel is taking it too far. I’m not a huge fan of the cold or snow. Though for some people this might be a dream come true to freeze to death in an expensive but one-in-a-lifetime way.
There are some amazing hotels around the world. They can often be extremely high in prices, but probably worth every cent. You can swim with the dolphins, eat with giraffes, or sleep in a cave or a jungle. You can find more information and pictures about these amazing hotels through this link here.
The Las Vegas strip has some of the most intricate hotels I have ever seen. If you don’t mind breathing solely smoke for a few days and the ding ding ding of slot machines in the background, I would 100% recommend checking out these amazing hotels. Each one had such a special theme and they would transport you around the world.
My personal favorites were: New York New York, and Paris. New York New York felt like you were in the big city at night. The ground was like cobblestone and the walls and shops all
looked like classic buildings from New York with apartments on top. Street lamps, bright store signs, and window lights lit the lobby area. The exterior of the building was special as well, about ten skyrise apartment/business buildings together in a jumbled row.
Paris was exactly how you’d think, a portal to the beautiful city in France. Inside, the ceiling is painted in a way that you are directly under the Eiffel Tower itself. Blue sky and fluffy clouds, cobblestone streets, and stone buildings.
If you enjoy the European vibe, check out the Venetian hotel, taking you to the wonderful city of Venice, Italy. Take a boat ride through the canals right on the main floor. The streets are lined with classic Italian buildings. These hotels are absolutely magnificent when you look at the thought and design in the architecture.
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