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Pairi Daiza is a resort and zoo located in Bruglette, Hainaut province, Belgium. Recently, the resort posted a short video showcasing a room with glass walls that allows young guests to relax while playing with walruses.
This unique room is called Walrus House. It's a suite connected to the resort's "Land of the Cold" zoo area.
The transparent glass partitions separating the suites from the pool are cleaned daily by staff to ensure the clearest possible view. According to Mathieu Goedefroy, a representative of the resort, "If there's one thing guests aren't offered at our resort, it's privacy," as animals frequently visit.
This resort offers a variety of room types, from luxurious bungalows and high-end suites to standard rooms with windows overlooking the habitats of bears, wolves, penguins, Siberian tigers, deer, Steller's sea lions, and more, creating the feeling of a giant television screen. These suites actually help to make the animals' lives more vibrant as they interact with and observe guests from within the rooms.
The suites built underwater in the Land of the Cold zoo are particularly special because they allow guests to watch giant walruses and polar bears swimming.
The luxurious lodges in the Pairi Daiza resort feature large glass windows overlooking the forest, giving guests the opportunity to observe the habitat of animals such as bears, wolves, deer, and tigers.
Rooms for two adults here start from 129 euros per night. If not staying overnight, visitors can visit the zoo for 36 euros per adult, 30 euros per child (children under 3 years old are free).
The Pairi Daiza resort is renowned as the world's first and only zero-emission park. Polar bears are brought here as part of a conservation program for this rare animal species.
