Make the most out of your vacation or staycation! Feast on the beauty of nature combined with top-notch architectural wonders at these picturesque hotels
For the most part, we spend staycations lounging on our hotel beds or lazing about in the dining area where we await full-course meals that make us wish we stayed in the gym a little bit longer. One of the fantastic things about travel is the fact that we are able to stay in breathtakingly beautiful hotels, some so captivating that we'd rather not explore outdoors.
Some hotels around the globe are doing their best to provide extra appealing experiences to entice guests to enjoy their properties. InterContinental Shanghai Wonderland, for example, launched the world's first underground hotel with 18 floors underground and two floors underwater; we also have Wyndham Grand in UK where visitors get a five per cent off if they're willing (and brave enough!) to "reconnect" with nature and spend days without the aid of their handy-dandy smart phones.
While these activities are exciting, there are stand-out hotels that don't need to think of any engaging schemes. Their jaw-dropping interiors paired with staggering views are enough to make draw us in, take our cameras out, and fall in love with the ambience, architecture, interiors and vistas.
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In this article, Tatler lists some of the world's most picturesque lodges:
1. Soneva Kiri Thailand
Take your photography skills to another level as Soneva Kiri in Thailand showcases its lush tropical rainforest nestled on an unspoilt island. This magnificent hideaway is comprised of 34 expansive one-to-six bedroom pool luxury villas that seamlessly blend with nature's beauty.
You and your peers can also have fun at the camera-friendly sunset ocean view pool reserve perched atop cliffs—and if that's not enough, this place also provides treepod dining in the tropical foliage of Koh Kood’s ancient rainforest.
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