Discover 6 of the best hotels in the world

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Widely regarded as Tropical North Queensland’s premier luxury retreat, Silky Oaks Lodge is perched above the tranquil Mossman River and borders the World Heritage-listed wilderness of the Daintree National Park. This idyllic hideaway offers a serene escape amid rainforest treetops, while providing easy access to the region’s spectacular natural wonders, including the Daintree Rainforest, Mossman Gorge, the Great Barrier Reef, and Cape Tribulation.

Guests can explore the rainforest’s ‘natural supermarket’ on guided tours led by the First Nations Kuku Yalanji people or find relaxation by the river at the Healing Waters Spa. The lodge features forty elegantly appointed treehouses, designed with contemporary furnishings and crafted from local timbers, offering stunning views of the Mossman River or the lush rainforest. Each treehouse invites guests to immerse themselves in the breathtaking natural surroundings.

Dining Amidst the Rainforest
The open-air restaurant and bar provide an unforgettable setting, embracing the tranquil sights and sounds of the rainforest. The menu showcases contemporary Australian cuisine with Mediterranean and Asian influences, thoughtfully crafted to suit the tropical climate with refreshing, light dishes.

Rejuvenation at Healing Waters Spa
Inspired by ancient traditions that celebrate the life-giving force of the Mossman River, the award-winning Healing Waters Spa offers six treatment rooms, each with serene rainforest or river views. Facilities include a couples’ room and a Vichy shower, creating a perfect sanctuary for renewal and relaxation.

At Silky Oaks Lodge, guests are invited to experience the perfect blend of luxury and nature, creating memories in the heart of one of the world’s most remarkable natural landscapes.

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An Icon of Luxury and Inspiration
Huka Lodge has long been celebrated as one of the world’s most revered luxury accommodations. Nestled within lush gardens along the banks of the Waikato River near Lake Taupō on New Zealand’s North Island, it offers a timeless retreat that blends natural beauty with unmatched hospitality.

From Humble Beginnings to Renowned Elegance
Nearly a century ago, Huka Lodge began as a simple fishermen’s camp, drawing visitors with its trout-rich waters and white canvas tents by the river’s edge. Today, it stands as one of New Zealand’s oldest and most celebrated luxury lodges, recognized globally for its refined charm and exceptional service.

Accommodations Fit for Royalty
The lodge features twenty guest suites and two exclusive residences—the Alan Pye Cottage and Alex van Heeren Cottage. Each accommodation is thoughtfully placed along the Waikato River or within verdant gardens, offering serene views, rolling green lawns, and the soothing sounds of birdsong and the river’s gentle flow.

Gardens of Tranquility and Refined Leisure
Huka Lodge’s award-winning gardens are a sanctuary of beauty, with high-hedged pathways, shaded groves, and private nooks for lounging or dining. The Waikato River, alternating between serene depths and vibrant icy-blue currents, provides a mesmerizing backdrop. Outdoor pursuits, including tennis and croquet, invite guests to unwind in the fresh air.

World-Class Dining and Hospitality
Renowned for its exceptional cuisine, Huka Lodge’s dining experience is a hallmark of its hospitality. A daily-changing menu highlights New Zealand’s finest produce, complemented by a vast wine cellar of premium vintages. Guests can enjoy meals in the restaurant, bar, lounges, or terrace, as well as in over twenty unique dining venues scattered throughout the gardens, each offering a distinctive and intimate atmosphere.

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An Iconic Luxury Retreat in the Heart of Australia

With breathtaking views of Uluru and the vast desert stretching to Kata Tjuta, Longitude 131˚ stands as Australia’s most celebrated luxury camp. Nestled among the red-rust dunes of the Central Desert, sixteen elegant tented pavilions offer a seamless connection to the outback landscape, rich Indigenous heritage, and an opulent base for exploring the legendary Red Centre.

A Sanctuary with Unparalleled Views

Designed to evoke the spirit of discovery, fifteen luxury tents provide uninterrupted views of Uluru—right from the comfort of your bed. For a truly unique experience, the premium Dune Pavilion is the only accommodation offering vistas of both Uluru and Kata Tjuta, immersing guests in the grandeur of this World Heritage-listed landscape.

Culinary Excellence in the Outback

Dining at Longitude 131° is a celebration of Australia’s finest, freshest produce, all served with an awe-inspiring view of Uluru. Savor premium Tasmanian beef from Cape Grim, delicate barramundi from Humpty Doo, and the purest shellfish from South Australia’s pristine waters—all thoughtfully curated to showcase the flavors of the land.

A Spa Experience Inspired by Ancient Traditions

At Spa Kinara, ancient Aboriginal massage techniques and locally sourced natural healing ingredients, such as irmangka-irmangka, offer a deeply revitalizing experience. Meaning ‘moon,’ kinara represents the bond between earth and sky, providing a serene retreat for travelers seeking rest and renewal.

An Unforgettable Connection to the Red Centre

Alongside vibrant Indigenous artworks and artifacts from Australia’s early explorers, Longitude 131° offers an intimate and enriching experience, complemented by warm hospitality and storytelling. Whether gazing at the stars from your private deck or embarking on guided adventures, every moment here is an invitation to connect with the soul of the outback.

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A Desert Oasis Awaits
Tierra Atacama shines as brightly as the stars that twinkle above the vast northern desert, located on the outskirts of the small village of San Pedro de Atacama. Overlooking the Andean mountain range and the iconic Licancabur Volcano, this luxury retreat is designed to immerse guests in the breathtaking landscape, offering a serene base for those eager to explore the spirit of the altiplano.

Rooms with a View
With dramatic views of the surrounding desert and the towering Licancabur Volcano, Tierra Atacama’s 32 elegant rooms provide a luxurious retreat. Each room is thoughtfully designed to bring the outside in, with subtle nods to the region’s rich culture and history, creating a seamless connection between the indoors and the spectacular surroundings.

Culinary Delights
In this high-altitude setting, Tierra Atacama’s cuisine is intentionally light, vibrant, and full of flavor. With a focus on local, seasonal ingredients, our culinary approach blends traditional recipes with innovative techniques. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the dining areas with natural light, offering panoramic views of the desert while you enjoy fine cuisine.

Rejuvenation at Uma Spa
After a day of adventure, Uma Spa offers a peaceful refuge, with a heated indoor pool, steam room, and treatment rooms inviting relaxation and rejuvenation. Outdoors, an infinity pool, hot tub, sun deck, and dedicated yoga spaces are perfectly positioned to take in the sweeping views of the desert beyond.

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Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge: A Remote Luxury Retreat on Vancouver Island
Perched on the edge of the Pacific Ocean, Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge offers a secluded, luxurious escape set on 600 acres of pristine wilderness on Vancouver Island. Surrounded by untamed nature where wildlife roams freely, this exclusive retreat features 25 luxury safari tents, providing guests with an intimate connection to the ocean, forest, and mountains.

Luxury Safari Tents with Front-Row Wilderness Views
Nestled along the banks of Clayoquot Sound and within the towering forests of Bedwell Valley, the lodge’s 25 canvas tents offer unparalleled access to Canada's unspoiled wilderness. Each tent combines luxury with the raw beauty of the natural surroundings, offering a truly immersive experience in nature.

A Taste of the Pacific Northwest
Inspired by the wild beauty of Vancouver Island, dining at Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge celebrates the abundance of the Pacific Northwest. The menu features premium, sustainable ingredients, locally grown and foraged, delivering a true taste of the region's culinary richness.

Wellness in the Wild
At Clayoquot, wellbeing is at the heart of the experience. The wellness grounds include a waterfront massage tent, spa treatment rooms, a sauna, yoga studio, and cedar hot and cold tubs, all designed to help guests relax while soaking in the stunning natural views.

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Capella Lodge: A Hidden Luxury Retreat on Lord Howe Island

Tucked away from the usual tourist paths, Capella Lodge is Lord Howe Island’s premier luxury escape, offering the ultimate castaway experience. Set at the base of the majestic Mounts Gower and Lidgbird, the lodge boasts stunning views of the ocean, subtropical reefs, and lush green pastures. With a modern architectural design that embraces the carefree essence of the Australian beach house, the lodge features high, cantilevered roofs and floor-to-ceiling windows that seamlessly blend the indoors with the breathtaking surroundings.

Nine exclusive island-style suites offer a laid-back, barefoot luxury experience, reflecting the island’s untouched natural beauty. Spacious and light-filled interiors are adorned with timber floors, marine ply joinery, and custom-designed furniture, creating a refined yet relaxed beach house atmosphere.

Dining at Capella Lodge celebrates the island’s superb local and regional produce, presented in a light, sophisticated style. The island’s fertile soils and rich waters provide an abundance of fresh ingredients, including line-caught fish, island-grown greens, and foraged coastal herbs, often sourced from Capella’s own kitchen garden and featured on the ever-changing menu.