Stunning glass hotels

Panorama Glass Lodge (Iceland)

Located less than a two-hour drive from Reykjavík, this hotel boasts three cabins situated between West and South Iceland, featuring a four-dimensional transparent design. The Panorama Glass Lodge is an ideal getaway for travelers seeking relaxation. You might be torn between getting out of bed to chase the Northern Lights at midnight through the transparent glass or relaxing in your private hot tub and admiring the majestic bay or volcano views.

Address: Miðbúð 1, 276 Mosfellsbær, Iceland
government:https://www.panoramaglasslodge.com/

Puro Vik (Chile)

Boasting some of the world's most beautiful vineyards in 2019, Vik Retreats combines opulent architecture, world-class art galleries, fine wines, and challenging hiking trails in an epic experience. That's what you'll get when you stay in Puro Vik, a complex of seven glass villas perched on a hilltop in Chile's coastal mountains. Each glass-enclosed room is designed with a unique theme. Every room features elegant transparent glass walls, minimalist furnishings, and an outdoor bathtub overlooking the sun-drenched wilderness of the stunning Millahue Valley, seamlessly blending with the surrounding environment.

Address: Millahue s/n San Vincente de Tagua, Tagua, Chile
government:https://www.purovik.com/

Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort (Finland)

Everyone dreams of seeing the Northern Lights. But not everyone can stand for hours in sub-zero temperatures to make that dream a reality. Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort in Lapland, Finland, offers a solution: glass igloos. These igloos are made of transparent glass and retain heat well. Inside, each room is equipped with a large, automatically moving bed to allow you to easily observe the magnificent aurora borealis amidst towering pine trees. Imagine snuggling under a warm blanket and watching the dazzling lights dance across the starry sky – what a wonderful feeling! During the day, you can enjoy a sauna, a refreshing beer, or go skiing.

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Address: Kiilopääntie 9, 99830 Saariselkä, Finland
government:https://www.kakslauttanen.fi/

PurePods (New Zealand)

This unique resort, located on New Zealand's South Island, comprises six guest rooms. The rooms feature entirely glass facades, offering panoramic views of the "Middle-Earth" landscape. Reaching each "Pod" requires a short walk through the bush (typically 10-15 minutes). This ensures maximum privacy as guests shower behind glass walls and sleep under a sea of stars. All of this comes with the same promise: every guest can fully immerse themselves in the wilderness of the legendary Lord of the Rings.

Address: South Island, New Zealand
government:https://www.purepods.com/

Treehotel (Sweden)

Japan isn't the only place where you can experience forest bathing (shinrin-yoku). Sweden's dreamy Treehotel places you right in the middle of a vast pine forest, where you can connect with nature, meditate, and relax without leaving your bedroom. Treehotels feature unique tree cabins, such as the Mirrorcube, which creates an optical illusion of "invisibility" thanks to its reflective glass walls that mirror the forest scenery. The 7th Room boasts a floor-to-ceiling glass design and a terrace made of mesh flooring.

Address: Edeforsvägen 2A, 960 24 Harads, Sweden
government:https://treehotel.se/

Skylodge Adventure Suites (Peru)

Skylodge Adventure Suites attracts tourists with its rather adventurous location. Perched precariously on a cliff in the sacred Urumbamba Valley, Skylodge is a unique capsule-style hotel. This design aims to give guests a panoramic view of the natural scenery, cliffs, valley, and trails from above. But to enjoy these beautiful views, you must climb 400 meters up via the Via Ferrata to reach the hotel for check-in. And for check-out? You can zipline down!

Address: Pista 224 km. Urubamba-Ollantaytambo, Cusco, Peru

Muraka (Maldives)

You usually have to dive to see the underwater scenery. But with Muraka in the Maldives, a paradise for tourists, you don't even need to leave your room. That's because the rooms in this stunning glass hotel are located under a 5-meter-curved acrylic dome beneath the Indian Ocean. Right next to it is Ithaa, the world's first underwater restaurant, where you can dine while admiring the beautiful coral reefs and schools of tropical fish swimming around you. Although the price for a night at these hotels is quite luxurious, such an amazing experience is definitely worth trying, isn't it?