Punta Sirena Hotel

Set across from some of the greatest waves in Chile, the Punta Sirena Hotel gives a rustic refresh to the traditional surf resort. The property consists of a set of intersecting rectilinear volumes. It's made entirely out of eucalyptus and pine giving the structure a native vibe. Rooms run parallel to the beach ensuring each one has a clear view of the ocean through floor-to-ceiling windows. A restaurant sits below where local fare is served while overlooking the sea. Windsurfing and kitesurfing are right outside your doorstep and their on-site school can give novice guests a quick lesson.

Photos: Sergio Pirrone / Punta Sirena Hotel

Inbox Capsule Hotel

Drawing inspiration from the Japanese concept, the Inbox Capsule Hotel is an introvert-friendly way to get the hostel experience. The Saint Petersburg property offers three ways to stay. Its most economical option is their SmartBox. The dorm-style rooms offer 6 to 16 plywood-lined pods that come with individually controlled ventilation and A/C, a personal locker, and a roller shade to close out other guests. For a little more seclusion, opt for the MonoBox offering a private room with a half-bath or for total isolation, stay in the DoubleBox that has its own en-suite bathroom. No matter which you choose, you'll still receive the same sleek, minimalist aesthetic. Located in the heart of the city, it's situated within walking distance of the Church on Spilled Blood, the Summer Garden, and the Chernyshevskaya Metro Station.

NoMad Las Vegas

Located inside the Park MGM, NoMad Las Vegas is swapping the usual cheesy glitz of The Strip for the romantic refinement of a residence overseas. The hotel stays true to the chain's vision by paying homage to its location with a European influence. Its 293 rooms feature a desert-inspired palette, furnished with custom leather headboards, rich Mahogany writing desks, and a collection of original artwork curated by Paris-based studio be-poles. The sophisticated affair is completed with Carrara marble walk-in showers and pedestal bathtubs. NoMad OGs Chef Daniel Humm and Will Guidara run the lounge and restaurant as well as a cafe and bar for the Moroccan garden pool area. Since it wouldn't be a Vegas hotel without a casino, they offer Roulette, Blackjack, and Baccarat housed below a vintage Tiffany glass ceiling.

Santa Clara 1728

Located in the heart of Portugal's Old Quarter, Santa Clara 1728 is the best way to experience the capital city. The hotel is housed in an 18th-century palace. Although it has been completely renovated, the new updates still pay homage to the building's original historic charm. Each light-filled room offers a serene atmosphere with billowing fabrics, pale woods, and soft, neutral tones throughout the bedroom, bathroom, and sitting area. Views of the Tagus River are available in all six suites while terraces overlook the property's private garden. A complete cultural experience is right outside the doorstep with the Feira da Ladra flea market, ancient castles, and 17th-century monasteries are just a short walk away.

La Valise Tulum

If the Swiss Family Robinson designed a luxury oceanfront resort it would be the La Valise Tulum. The property sits on a strip of beach where the jungle meets the sea. Tucked into the lush vegetation, each of the hut-style rooms is fit for a modern castaway with handmade Palapa roofs and an eclectic mix of Mexican art and objects. Many of them come with their own terraces fitted with hammocks overlooking the Caribbean.

Hotel Covell

Inspired by the life of a fictional author, Los Angele's Hotel Covell has an interesting story to tell. Made up of just nine suites, each room is dedicated to a chapter in the character George Covell's life. For instance, Chapter 1's room features shiplap walls and reclaimed wood accents to represent his rustic upbringing in Oklahoma while the patterned tiles and marble wallpaper in Chapter 4 is an ode to the imaginary writer's travels to Monaco and India. Although no two rooms are alike, they do all offer a homey atmosphere with Crosley turntables, parachute linens, and kitchenettes with Smeg refrigerator. It all sits on top of the hotel's sister bar that boasts an extensive list of beer and wine.

Six Senses Zil Pasyon Hotel

Félicité is a small private island in the Seychelles archipelago. It's lush landscapes and turquoise waters create a dreamy backdrop for the Six Senses Zil Pasyon Hotel. The beachfront resort is made up of just 30 villas and 3 residences. Each one is nestled into the native vegetation offering privacy to the private sundecks and infinity edge pools. Inside, wood-clad vaulted ceiling create spacious retreats that offer a personal wine cellar, soaking tubs, and four-poster beds overlooking the Indian Ocean. Tucked into the rocky coastline is a full-service spa. The five-treatment villas specialize in holistic wellness inspired by the tropical setting while a saltwater pool and yoga platform help guests find their vacation zen.

High Country Cabin

Admire the New Zealand landscapes from the comfort of a custom built sofa at the High Country Cabin. Although it's inspired by the backcountry huts that dot the area, it's hard to imagine those mountainous shelters are as impressive as this. The quaint 535-square-foot retreat and offers an open living space with a kitchen and dining area and a cozy bedroom all fitted with various hands crated treasures. Guests can in the scenery from the vast expanses of glazing or get out and explore it first-hand on the property's 10-acre site.

American Prairie Reserve Huts

Yurt hop across northeast Montana with the American Prairie Reserve Huts. The non-profit organization has stitched together over three million contiguous acres of the Great Plains and are now providing adventurers a place to stay while exploring the vast landscapes. Its network of shelters currently consists of two circular tents. The John and Margaret Craighead Hut is situated in cottonwood grove off the banks of the Judith River, making it ideal for those looking to fish or kayak while the Founders Hut overlooks the Missouri River valley and is close to hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing trails. Both offer two 30-foot yurts that can sleep up to 9, a full kitchen, dining area, and library. Powered by solar panels, there's plenty of juice to heat, cool, and charge up devices for the next great photo op.

Tourists Hotel

Occupying 55 acres along the Hoosic River in the Berkshires, the Tourists Hotel is the modern traveler's roadside motor lodge. The timber-clad inn houses 48 rooms and suites. From the floor to the ceiling, each minimalist retreat is decked out in wood panels including the king beds and sleeping nooks. Outdoor decks look out onto the surrounding trees and feature a soundtrack created by the streaming waters. Housed in an existing 1960s ranch, the lounge has been peeled back to its studs and fitted with vintage furnishings organized around a two-story fireplace. The site also includes a saltwater pool, deck bar, farmhouse, and lodge. Adventure seekers are in luck with many trails and paths running directly onto the property.

San Luis Hotel

The alpine lodge undergoes a modern makeover at the San Luis Hotel. Nestled on 40 hectors in the Italian Alps, the resort consists of 22 chalets and 6 treehouses situated around a manmade lakeshore. Timber lined interiors are adorned with warm linens, neutral hues, and dark stone floors and feature fireplaces, kitchens, dining areas, and expansive views of the mountainous setting. The centerpiece of the property is the clubhouse. The two-story hub houses a lounge, a spa, and an indoor swimming pool that extends to the lake outside. There's also a restaurant. Overlooking the water, the eatery serves both local fare and Mediterranean-inspired dishes prepared around a wood-fire grill.

Sun City Camp

Get a taste of life on Mars at the Sun City Camp. The futuristic resort is situated among the red desert of Jordan's Wadi Rum where guests can stay in a variety of Bedouin-style tents or Martian Domes. Each one offers hotel-worthy amenities like private bathrooms, terraces, king-size beds, and views of the mountains and night's sky. Although it looks like you're on another planet, the reception tent offers wifi as well as authentic Middle Eastern meals. During your stay, explore the alien landscape on a jeep tour, dune buggy ride, or from above in a hot air balloon. For a more laidback approach, take advantage of the sunset yoga and end the day with an intense stargazing session.

Londolozi Game Reserve

Bathe with elephants and hang with leopards at the Londolozi Game Reserve. The South African resort is located on the Sand River and is part of the 6-million acre Greater Kruger National Park. Wildlife freely roams throughout the property making it a prime location for encounters with the Big Five. The property consists of five camps each with their own unique experience and luxury accommodations ranging from treetop villas with private swimming pools to Granite Suites with soaking tubs overlooking the river bank. With over 90 years of Safari experience, a trip wouldn't be complete without taking advantage of one of their guided tours through the African bush.

Hotel Liberty

Housed in a former penitentiary used after the French Revolution, Hotel Liberty is one prison you won't mind doing some time in. The 38-room German boutique rebels against its past and celebrates freedom by transforming cells into spacious suites with wide-plank oak floors, king-sized beds, and freestanding bathtubs while distressed leather chairs and handcrafted furnishings compliment the building's historic character. Also on the property is the restaurant Wasser&Brot. A tribute to the inmate's diet of water and bread, the on-site eatery uses an open grill to serve the visions of chef Jan Maxheim. Guests can also enjoy an array of white and brown concoctions from the bar, sip on Sauvignon in the vaulted wine cellar, or catch up on the works of Shakespeare and The Count of Monte Cristo at the library.

Sunnuhlio Tiny Houses

Overlooking the Eyjafjördur fjord, Sunnuhlio Tiny Houses is an idyllic getaway in Iceland. The trio of cozy cabins lines the shore of a piece of farmland. Identical in design, each one offers minimalist plywood interiors featuring a kitchenette, dining area, and a sleeping loft. Large glazed panels afford views over the water to the snowy mountain peaks. Within walking distance are an art museum, a small village with a pool and beach, and trails for bird watching while the city of Akureyri is just a short drive away.

AutoCamp Yosemite

With locations already in Sonoma and Santa Barbara, AutoCamp expands their California glamping empire to their most rugged destination yet. Their new base will be located on 35 acres just outside of Yosemite National Park. Like their previous sites, this one will also feature a mixture of Airstreams, safari-style tents, and cabin suites decked out in their usual luxury fashion with sleek, modern interiors and spa-worthy bathrooms. The whole campsite will offer just under 100 accommodations, making it the company's largest location. Guests will also have access to the property's mid-century modern clubhouse, pond, heated pool, and daily shuttles to the park.

Folly Off-Grid Cabin

Pulling up to the Folly cabins, their rusty steel facade reads like a pair of abandoned sheds, forgotten by time among the Joshua Tree landscape. But peel back the weathered skin and you'll find a highly livable space. The main cabin is a modest 460 square feet. Its raw plywood interior offers a living space, dining area, kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping mezzanine within its compact shell. A wooden deck with an outdoor soaking tub leads to the second building. Follow the staircase and you'll find the Stargazing Portal. The open-air suite offers pristine views of the night sky, allowing guests to experience the cosmos from a heated queen bed.

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Oia Castle Luxury Hotel

Embedded into the volcanic rock of a Santorini hillside, the Oia Castle Luxury Hotel boasts some of the best views on the island. The former fortress is connected to an ancient Greek castle built in the 19th century. Its comprised of just five suites. Each with their own private entrance and outdoor lounge area, offering a remote stay for every guest. Rooms walk out to expansive terraces where visitors can experience the world-famous sunset from their private jacuzzi.

Photos: Giorgos Sfakianakis

Z9 Resort

Surrounded by the waters of the Srinakarin Dam, the Z9 resort will cleanse your mind and spirit with Thailand's serene landscapes. The hotel is made of 15 raft-like rooms. The floating houses complement the surrounding scenery with a natural palette and local materials. Floor-to-ceiling glazing immerses guest in views of the mountains and river. After watching the sunrise from your private waterfront deck, head to the shore and indulge in the property's open-air coffee house and bakery.

Photos: Beer Singnoi / Z9 Resort

Hotel At Six

Located in the Brunkebergstorg district, Hotel At Six revives a Brutalist bank building into a swanky Stockholm stopover. Its lavish transformation is on full display as soon as you walk into the lobby with a massive marble staircase and matching sculpture by Jaume Plensa. Although it exudes luxury with its grand material palette and extensive art collection, the monolithic grey tones stay true to the structure's architectural roots. The 343 guest rooms are just as impressive, boasting marble writing desks, bespoke furniture, and brass fixtures. Each one offers a lounge area and courtyard views while the presidential suite upgrades visitors with a rooftop terrace overlooking the square. The lobby has everything from sunup to well after sundown offering a coffee shop, deli, lounge, and wine bar. For a different kind of fix, head to the music bar Hosoi and immerse yourself in their extensive music collection from custom-built KRS speakers.

Miya LostVilla Huchen Barn Resort

Wedged in a valley between Tiantai Mountain and Siming Mountain in China, a 1956 Granary station gets transformed into the Miya LostVilla Huchen Barn Resort. The property's six existing buildings have been renovated for the hotel, bringing back authentic features like the stone facade back to their original state while drop ceilings were removed to expose the structure's timber construction. Throughout the interior are 21 airy guest rooms offering private sun decks with distinct views of the mountainous landscape. A seventh building provides the site with a reception and meeting facility. Taking on a sleek contemporary form, the new construction bridges the gap between old and new.

Photos: Su Shengliang / Ares Partners

Freycinet Lodge Pavilions

Tasmania's east coast is comprised of granite rock formations, cascading mountains, and glistening bays. Drawing inspiration from the pristine landscapes, Freycinet Lodge created their newest accommodations, the Pavilions. The waterfront retreat is nestled among the bushland on the shores of Great Oyster Bay. Following the contours of the rocky coastline, the units take on a fluid form made from charred oak and glass. The structure wraps around a private deck where guests can soak up the scenery from an outdoor tub. Inside, a king bed and living area are lined in solid oak while curved glazing provides expansive views of The Hazards' infamous pink peaks.

Photos: Dianna Snape

Cabn Adelaide Hills Cabin

Disconnect from the world and reconnect with nature in the Cabn Adelaide Hills Cabin. Nestled on 180 acres of natural scrubland, the off-grid mini-retreat was built to help escape the weekday grind and recharge among the rugged landscapes of South Australia. While the surroundings are pristine, the accommodations are just as impressive. The timber-clad tiny home is minimal in design with plywood lined walls and expansive glazing as well as in amenities, offering just the essentials. The property links to a conservation park filled with walking trails, calming creeks, and natural waterfalls. The only tweets you'll be getting is the chirps from the neighboring magpies and kookaburras. When the sun sets, instead of talking to your close ones behind the glare of your screen, gather around the glow of the fire pit and get some real face-time with your crew.

Como Uma Canggu Resort

Whether you're interested in hanging ten or just hanging out, the Como Uma Canggu Resort is a vacationer's dream. The oceanfront resort is located on Bali's south coast on one of the island's best surfing beaches. For those who have never ridden a wave, Tropicsurf offers lessons to guests of all abilities. Land lovers can hang at the Beach Club and snack on surf shack fare or slip into a holistic on-site spa. Accommodations come in the form of 52 spacious rooms and suites but the most secluded experience comes from their 67 surfside residences. Featuring multiple bedrooms and ocean views, the villas offer rooftop pools, private butler services, balconies, and direct access to the property's massive lagoon pool.

Arctic Fox Igloos

Situated on the shores of Lake Ranuanjärvi, the Arctic Fox Igloos puts our front and center for Finland's nightly phenomenon. Rooms are located in a glass dome-like structure offering a kitchenette and double bed. Facing the lakeshore, each one is immersed in the arctic landscape while its remote setting makes it a prime location for viewing the Northern Lights. A timber box on the forest side of the cabin houses a bathroom and a private sauna. Although the views are surreal, there's plenty more to do than gaze into the snowy abyss. The property offers a series of arctic safaris where guests can explore the wilderness on snowmobiles, huskies, or reindeer. During the warmer months, take a fatbike tour of the Ranua forests, meet the local polar bears, or canoe across the lake right out your front door.

Awasi Patagonia Lodge

With a private guide and personal 4x4 vehicle, the Awasi Patagonia Lodge is the best way to experience the remote wilderness of South America. The retreat is located on a private reserve in Torres del Paine National Park. Nestled into a hillside, its 14 timber-clad villas offer complete seclusion and pristine views of Lake Sarmiento and Patagonian Steppe. Their exteriors give the look of an authentic ranching outpost while the interiors feature wood-burning stoves and living areas to provide a comfortable retreat from the wilderness. After a day of exploring the remote corners of the property with your personal guide, guests can unwind in their own outdoor hot tub.

Hotel Panache

Surrounded by the historic theaters and global art studios of Paris' 9th arrondissement, the Hotel Panache gives a 19th-century building an eclectic update. Its interior embraces the structure's unconventional configuration with 40 guest rooms dressed in geometric carpets, wrought iron headboards, and bold wallpapers. The quirky retro styling extends into the onsite eatery where velvety textures and mosaic tiles pair with chefs Paul Landre and William Ranso's French bistronomy offerings.