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Tswalu Kalahari (South Africa)
Located in the South African desert, within a private reserve, nature-loving guests will drift off to sleep surrounded by the sound of wind rustling through the trees while gazing at the stars. The rooftop terrace is built high above the ground for safety and to protect against occasional wildlife. Tswalu Kalahari is the perfect choice for travelers who appreciate both modern amenities and the comfort of being close to nature. It truly is a "paradise" for those who enjoy sleeping outdoors.
Albereta (Italy)
As a member of the prestigious Relais & Châteaux hotel network, the Albereta Hotel offers luxurious Cabriolet rooms that allow guests to admire the night sky thanks to a retractable awning. With just the press of a button next to the bed, the awning can be opened or closed at will, giving guests a panoramic view of the starry sky.
Amangiri (USA)
Located in the southern Utah desert, Amangiri Hotel boasts six luxurious suites with retractable roofs. Each suite is sheltered from the wind by three walls and offers breathtaking views of the night sky, as well as a pool for guests wishing to swim under the stars. Famous for its pristine Canyon Point, surrounded by tranquil valleys and arid weather, spending a night outdoors at Amangiri is truly an unforgettable experience for visitors.
Las Ventanas al Paraiso (Mexico)
Located next to the beach, this luxurious hotel is just a 10-minute walk from a nature reserve. All 71 rooms offer free Wi-Fi, and the bedrooms feature awnings and three surrounding walls, with the front wall or door removed for a closer connection to nature. The hotel also offers luxurious penthouse suites with spacious terraces and a king-size bed set outdoors. Guests can start their evening on this outdoor bed, then relax inside, or sleep outside and watch the sunrise.
Elqui Domos (Chile)
A popular destination for astronomy enthusiasts, this hotel offers canvas tents for guests to stay in. Each tent has a bed positioned high up against the ceiling, and the roof is partially open for gazing at the sky.
While not as luxurious as the aforementioned hotels, these tents feature simple interiors but offer basic amenities. Stargazers can also visit the nearby observatory for observation.
Lion Sands Game Reserve (South Africa)
For over 60 years, the Chalkley Treehouse – originally built as a photographer's platform – has been reinforced and equipped with the amenities of a 5-star hotel, including a cozy double bed, a hot water heater, bathrobes, and a water basin, all in a wild, rustic style while ensuring guest safety. Guests are led to this unique bed at sunset with drinks and dinner, and then can enjoy a full night under the starry sky.
Loisaba Wilderness Lodge (Nanyuki, Kenya)
Loisaba's "Star Beds" are inspired by Mukokoteni handcarts and built on a vintage Land Rover. Each bed sits on a large platform about 10 feet above the ground and is spaced 100 feet apart, ensuring privacy. This makes them ideal for newlyweds on their honeymoon.
Adrere Amellal: Desert Ecolodge (Siwa, Egypt)
Nestled at the foot of White Mountain, Adrere Amellal is a secluded desert resort comprised of earthen buildings that blend seamlessly with the landscape. From here, there are direct access points to the salt lake and the Great Sand Sea.
Each room is handcrafted in a unique and one-of-a-kind style. All the furniture and handcrafted items are meant to honor nature and the talented local artisans. Without electricity, the rooms are softly illuminated by dozens of beeswax candles and a starry sky.
AKA. Central Park (New York, USA)
Located just west of Fifth Avenue, AKA Central Park, this outdoor bedroom is complete with a queen-size bed and a wood-burning fireplace. Here, guests can enjoy the feeling of sleeping under the New York skyline.
Sabuk Lodge (Nanyuki, Kenya)
What could be more delightful than waking up in the morning surrounded by nature, with giraffes or wild boars around you? This is what you'll experience at Sabuk Lodge in North Central Kenya, on a plateau along the Ewaso Nyiro River on the outskirts of Nanyuki – where the rooms have thatched roofs and completely bare walls.
Nkwichi Lodge (Mozambique)
Nkwichi Lodge, a handcrafted lodge on the shores of Lake Niassa in Mozambique, is situated within a 600-kilometer nature reserve.2, home to hundreds of species of wild animals.
After a day of exploring, visitors can fall asleep on a Nkwichi bed, then board a boat to enjoy breakfast among the baobab trees.
Amanruya (Bodrum, Türkiye)
Amanruya is located in Bodrum, one of Türkiye's hottest regions in the summer. Guests will sleep on beds in a thatched-roof house with no walls, allowing them to enjoy the cool night breeze and escape the heat of Bodrum.
JADE MOUNTAIN (ST LUCIA)
The resort's 28 rooms are entirely open-plan, with even the bathrooms lacking doors. Walls have been removed to allow guests to enjoy the surrounding natural scenery.
Nestled against the hillside, the hotel boasts a private beach, a luxurious spa, and renowned cuisine. A special feature is that children are not allowed, making it ideal for couples seeking a romantic honeymoon.
DumaTau Camp (Botswana)
Dumatau, which roughly translates to "the roar of the lion," is a luxury tent hotel in Botswana. Inside, the hotel features eight double rooms and two family rooms.
The tented accommodations are set up on the ground next to the river, allowing guests to enjoy the scenery and observe wildlife. Each room has sliding doors that offer expansive views of the river. Each unit also includes a spacious dining room, a living room, and a swimming pool.
LADERA (ST LUCIA)
Ladera is a treehouse-style resort with only three walls, the other side offering unobstructed views of nature. Ladera is the only resort located in a UNESCO World Heritage site, boasting views of the Pitons and the Caribbean Sea.
Bangkok Tree House (Thailand)
The treehouses at this hotel are designed using natural, eco-friendly materials. In addition, guests can sleep on pristine white beds in a spacious setting, enjoy outdoor showers, and participate in cooking classes...
