The oldest hotel in the world, the Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan in Japan, first opened its doors in 705 and welcomed samurais to their hot springs.
In fact, most of the world’s oldest hotels still in existence today, which still stand in their original location, are in Japan!
Be sure to head to any of these incredible hotels for hospitality which has stood the test of time.
So it’s time to create the bucket list you’ve always dreamed of, but where do you begin? We’ve made it easy by collecting a few breath-taking places to see before you die. So back your bags, renew your passport, and hit the open road!
Spanning over 2200km, the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland Australia is the largest collection of coral reefs in the world.
So large that it can be seen from space, it’s one of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World and offers a most unforgettable diving experience.
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Luxurious, opulent, grand, lavish, palatial, extravagant…there are many words which can be used to describe the world’s most luxurious hotels, but no matter how you articulate it, the 5-star treatment offered will make you feel like instant royalty.
Not only are these the most luxurious hotels in the world, but they’re also the most expensive. Pack your Louis Vuitton luggage and head off into the sunset!
Emirates Palace is made up of 394 rooms and suites, 40 meeting and conference room, a glistening white sand beach, countless pools and fountains, a plush spa, marble imported from 13 different countries, over 1,000 crystal chandeliers, and cost approximately $3 billion to build.
Boasting the most distinguished marina development in the Middle East, the Emirates Palace is best described as a fortress of pleasure.
Travelling the world offers many unique, once-in-a-lifetime experiences, but why not guarantee that you’ll have a vacation you won’t soon forget by spending a night or two in an unusual hotel?
Here are some of the world’s most unusual hotels.
Based in promising Amsterdam Noord, the Crane Hotel Faralda is a three-suite property housed in a converted crane and offers spectacular views of the city.
Equal parts opulent and obscure; the Crane Hotel Faralda is perfect if you’re looking for something different, but best avoided if you’re not a fan of heights!
