Our travel plans may have been canceled, but this is the perfect time to refine your bucket list so it is ready to go when the world returns to normal. Let your wanderlust thrive by transporting yourself to the best hotel room views in the world.
We have searched the globe to find the finest hotels located in stunning locations. Whether you want a stunning cityscape or a remote mountain landscape, this list of the best hotel room views in the world has it all to offer.
Ritz-Carlton, Singapore, Singapore
Guests staying in The Ritz Suite at the Ritz-Carlton Singapore are treated to extraordinary views of the Singapore skyline and the vibrant Marina Bay. The views are best enjoyed from the deep six-foot bathtub in a magnificent marble bathroom. When you are not looking at the incredible cityscape, you can admire the large selection of museum-quality art pieces including prominent works by Andy Warhol and Damien Hirst.
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Oberoi Amarvilas, Agra, India
To be this close to the Taj Mahal would be a dream come true for many. This Unesco World Heritage site has captivated people for centuries; its magical pull pervades the atmosphere of Oberoi Amarvilas, certainly one of India’s best hotels. In the Kohinoor Suite, the Taj Mahal can be seen through the windows, even from bed, as well as from its three private terraces. The study even has a telescope so you can admire the details of the incredible Mughal monument and gardens. For the ultimate romantic evening, enjoy an alfresco dinner on your terrace with views of this enduring symbol of love in the distance.
The Taj Mahal is a constant presence at Oberoi Amarvillas / ©The Oberoi Amarvilas
Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, France
With picture-perfect views of the Eiffel Tower from its private balcony, The Penthouse at Four Seasons Hotel George V offers the best private view in Paris. The one-bedroom suite is beautifully decorated in shades of silver, gold and cream, making a glamorous yet understated statement. The all-marble bathroom is particularly over the top, with an oversized, one-ton marble tub with a chromatherapy system.
Admire the Eiffel Tower from your own private terrace / ©Four Seasons
The Corinthia, London, England
Near London’s Westminster neighborhood, the Corinthia is lavish with its glass-domed lobby, grand floral displays and glittering chandeliers. The two-story Royal Penthouse Suite has views from its 680-sq-ft terrace of landmarks of the London skyline: the London Eye, Big Ben, Nelson’s Column, St Paul’s and the Thames.
Inside, the two floors connect via a private elevator and a swirling staircase. On the lower floor, there’s a large living room, dining room for 10, office and butler’s kitchen. The upper floor has a huge master bedroom with walk-in closet and master bath with spa suite, a TV lounge, 75-sq-ft balcony, terrace and a second bedroom with walk-in closet.
You have your own spa, but do visit the ESPA Spa. It’s the best in the city: four subterranean floors of slick black marble, dancing fireplaces and an excellent treatment menu.
The private terrace offers stunning views of London’s skyline / ©Corinthia
Four Seasons Hotel, Sydney, Australia
The Four Seasons Hotel in Sydney could not be better located, not just to enjoy stunning views of the Iconic Sydney Harbour and the Opera House but also culturally. The hotel is located right next to The Rocks and Circular Quay, allowing guests to enjoy a vibrant social scene and fantastic shopping within walking distance of its room. The Two-bedroom President Suite offers an amplified version of this experience. The oversized suite offers views of Sydney Harbour from every room. Soak in views of the sunset from floor-to-ceiling windows as you dine in an elegant private dining room.
The Sydney Opera House is yours to enjoy at Four Seasons Hotel Sydney / ©Four Seasons
Jade Mountain, St. Lucia
Where most Caribbean suites are perfectly content with a view over the beach, the Galaxy Suites at Jade Mountain in St Lucia aspire to something far more dramatic – a 120-degree view that starts from the Caribbean Sea on one side and carries on sweeping up to the vast twin peaks of the Piton Mountains on the other. Better still, this can all be viewed from your bed because these suites have no fourth wall (although jalousie screens can be pulled into position over the opening if desired).
The vast twin peaks of the Piton Mountains seen from Jade Mountain / ©Jade Mountain
Explora Patagonia Hotel Salto Chico, Chile
A captivating landscape of glaciers, lakes and mountains is the setting for this unique hotel in the middle of Torres del Paine National Park (a Unesco biosphere reserve). Choose one of the hotel’s six Exploradores Suites and wake up to views of the sapphire waters of Lake Pehoé and the stunning Paine Massif. The suites feature calming interiors within its striking architectural envelope, plus hydromassage baths to unwind after a day exploring.
The activities offered include daily guided treks and boat trips to the Grey glacier. Or head to 2 de Enero ranch, the resort’s 14,830-acre equine facility, to explore on horseback — you’ll easily spot the Salto Chico waterfall the hotel is named after.
Wake up to views of the sapphire waters of Lake Pehoé / ©Explora Patagonia Hotel Salto Chico
The Samling Hotel, the Lake District, England
Luxury boutique hotel The Samling combines the two while also offering a prime location to explore the region’s most famous “fells”. Positioned on a hillside above Lake Windermere on 67 acres of private land, the hotel offers expansive views across the Unesco World Heritage Site from most of its suites and rooms. Hike to the top of the hotel’s private land for the views over Lake Windermere (the UK’s biggest) or head out to explore the surrounding trails.
Lake Windermere seen through the windows of The Samling / ©The Samling
Le Sirenuse, Positano, Italy
Space is at a premium on the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast, particularly in Positano. But somehow Le Sirenuse makes you feel as if you have this extraordinary landscape to yourself. It has a dream-like charm and is utterly seductive with a deep burnt-red facade, stark-white walls, bright colors, creeping indoor foliage and mermaid motifs.
The views out over the Amalfi Coast from its Two-Bedroom Suite are just outstanding, and it’s no surprise that guests return again and again. The hotel has been owned and operated by the Sersale family since 1951, so the vibe is welcoming
and homey.
Views of the Amalfi Coast from Le Sirenuse / ©Le Sirenuse
Rome Cavalieri Waldorf Astoria, Rome, Italy
The Planetarium Suite at the Rome Cavalieri Waldorf Astoria boasts a breathtaking view of the Eternal City that leaves no medieval dome out, including the striking St. Peter’s Basilica. Enjoy the twinkling lights of Rome from a private roof garden where a jacuzzi awaits. Located on the foot of Monte Mario, the views are truly staggering.
Enjoy even greater views at the hotel’s rooftop restaurant La Pergola, widely regarded as one of the finest in the city. This three-Michelin-starred eatery is the work of culinary genius Heinz Beck, who elevates classic Italian dishes to new heights.
Views of Rome from the Planetarium Suite / ©Waldorf Astoria
The Twelve Apostles Hotel & Spa, Cape Town, South Africa
One of South Africa’s finest hotels, The Twelve Apostles Hotel & Spa sits on the outskirts of Cape Town and boasts extraordinary views of the Atlantic Ocean. Book the Presidential Suite to ensure you have these views all to yourself. Dine on the suite’s wraparound terrace and enjoy panoramic vistas of Succumb to panoramic views of the world-famous Lion’s Head and the Twelve Apostles mountain range. Head inside to marvel at one of the finest collections of South African art from the comfort of your suite.
The Twelve Apostles Presidential Suite / ©Twelve Apostles
And coming in 2020…
Four Seasons, San Francisco, USA
Soon to be located on the upper 11 floors of one of San Francisco’s tallest buildings, Four Seasons San Francisco at Embarcadero will provide guests with stunning panoramas over the city when it opens in late 2020. It’s no surprise to find that the finest vista in the hotel will be reserved for its top suite. The private outdoor terrace will span the entire length of the suite and offers incredible views – from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Bay Bridge and everything in between. Formerly a Mandarin Oriental, the hotel will open with a fresh Four Seasons feel.
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