Crazy Hotel Seven In Paris | Inspired By Famous Movie Themes

This very unusual hotel is located near the Latin Quarter in the central part of old Paris. It features 7 main suites each with its very own theme, you can stay at the 007 suite (no explanation needed), the Marie Antoinette suite, the Alice suite ( inspired by Alice in wonderland), the sublime suite, the black diamond, the lovez-vous, or the on-off suite ( you can change its design just by pushing a button). Check out ther website and the crazy rooms.

GOLDENEYE RESORT | JAMAICA

There could not be a better place to start a love affair with Jamaica than Goldeneye Resort, the former home of Ian Fleming (creator of James Bond - 007). Chris Blackwell, founder of Island Records bought the Goldeneye Resort in 1976. The resort was recently renovated and now has 22 units including nine beach houses, eight lagoon houses, Fleming´s original villa, and four houses built by Blackwell. The house that once belonged to Ian Fleming has three bedrooms with...
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YOUNA NATURE RESORT

YOUNA Nature Resort is a new hospitality project designed by Peter Pichler Architecture, located in the European Alpine Region. The resort comprises flexible treehouses that blend into the natural environment, featuring an exaggerated gable roof and a timber exoskeleton. The treehouses are encased in a double-layered timber lattice encapsulating the exoskeleton that provides shade during the day while allowing for a soft glow at night, blending seamlessly into the n...
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NORTH ISLAND ECO-LODGE | SEYCHELLES

North Island is a rare sanctuary for wildlife and guests alike, located in Seychelles this island is a piece of unspoiled tropical heaven. The private Island compromises a very ambitious conservation project committed to ensuring the protection of the natural environment and biodiversity. North Island has only 11 handcrafted guest villas, spread out along the main beach, each have a private garden and are equipped with a golf cart and mountain bikes for cruising aro...
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