Best Hotels & Lodges

Welcome to Ndlovu Safari Lodge, your intimate All-Inclusive 5-star sanctuary set within the malaria-free Welgevonden Game Reserve.

Every facility at Ndlovu Safari Lodge is designed to help you unwind and make the most of your stay. From bush-view lounges and serene spa rooms to a well-equipped gym, the lodge offers comfort and relaxation in every corner. Discover what makes it so special. Set in the bush, the villas offer a secluded retreat where you can relax and take in the surroundings. Each features a spacious private deck, plunge pool, and tranquil bush views, along with elegant interiors and high-quality amenities that ensure a restful stay in complete privacy.

Nestled in the stunning Soutpansberg mountains of Limpopo, South Africa and surrounded by some of the largest Baobab trees in Southern Africa, the lodge provides an unparalleled blend of adventure and relaxation in one of the most unique biospheres in the region. Designed for safari lovers, nature enthusiasts, families, couples, and friends seeking new experiences, Few & Far Luvhondo caters to those who crave adventure, exquisite dining experiences and unique activities. Guests will enjoy the highest level of comfort and elegance, while enjoying a safari experience unlike any other.

Nestled along the southern bank of the White Umfolozi River, Madwaleni River Lodge offers its guests an exclusive retreat with its luxurious safari tents arranged around a central gathering area housing a restaurant, lounge, and captivating library. The lodge takes its name from the isiZulu phrase meaning “The place of the rock,” paying homage to the picturesque granoliths mountains found in the reserve. With a fusion of sophistication and wilderness, this ultra-luxury tented camp promises a truly remarkable experience. At Madwaleni River Lodge guests can fully immerse themselves in the surrounding natural beauty. The lodge features 12 luxury tents, accommodating a total of 24 guests. Each tent is renowned for its unique design and has received award-winning distinction, offering unrivaled comfort and style.

Enjoy the beautiful views of rice terraces and beech forests, considered Japan's original landscape. Tokamachi, Niigata Prefecture, is a snowy region where people still live in harmony with nature. Our hotel, Hinano-yado Chitose, is located in Matsunoyama Onsen, a particularly snowy hot spring. Enjoy the open-air bath, which is 15 times more concentrated than Matsunoyama Onsen, one of Japan's three most medicinal hot springs, with water directly from the source. We await you with delicious rice and wild vegetables grown with melting snow, as well as other local ingredients, all made with local ingredients that can only be found in the countryside.

Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travellers visiting Tonosho-cho, Shodoshima International Hotel is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its family-friendly environment and proximity to great restaurants An offbeat island in the Seto Inland Sea, Shodoshima is famous for its olive groves, 400-year-old soy sauce breweries and a Mediterranean climate you really wouldn't expect in Japan. The Kokusai Hotel is on the western coast, a stone's throw from Angel Road, the photogenic sandbar that appears and disappears with the tides. It's a classic Japanese seaside resort and water is the star of the show: every room faces the ocean, the natural onsen gazes straight out to sea, and the dining is all about just-landed Seto Inland Sea seafood seasoned with the island's own olive oil and soy sauce.and attractions, Shodoshima International Hotel makes it easy to enjoy the best of Tonosho-cho.

Each room is in a separate building, and each has its own unique atmosphere. Some of the rooms are renovated from old sugar wholesaler houses and storehouses built in the Edo period, and the fusion of these with modern architecture is one of the highlights.

Enjoy the ultimate luxurious everyday life, where you can stay not just as a traveler, but as if you were living there.

Valdivia often gets overlooked in favour of Patagonia's more famous landscapes, but this corner of Chile's Los Ríos Region has a quiet magic all its own. Set on ten hectares of Isla Teja, right on the banks of the Río Cruces wetlands and neighbouring the Carlos Anwandter Nature Sanctuary, this recently renovated hotel offers something genuinely rare: luxury accommodation with direct access to one of South America's most important bird habitats. From the private dock, you can kayak or SUP through channels where black-necked swans, wild ducks, and countless migratory species go about their business largely unbothered by the outside world. The Valdivian Temperate Rainforest surrounding the property is one of only 34 global biodiversity hotspots – a rather grand claim, but one that becomes immediately believable when you start exploring the ancient trees and lush greenery of the hotel's own grounds.