3 hotels with incredible bathroom views
You are already spending too much time in the bathroom? In these hotels you won’t want to leave ever again! We present: 5 hotels with the most impressive bathroom views!
You are already spending too much time in the bathroom? In these hotels you won’t want to leave ever again! We present: 5 hotels with the most impressive bathroom views!
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- The article places 3 hotels with incredible bathroom views in an editorial //LUXURY context.
- The focus stays on style, substance and details with lasting value.
- The tone is curated and calm, without loud trend language.
MANDARIN ORIENTAL – VERSCHIEDENE STÄDTE
The sky is the limit? Not with Mandarin Oriental. The hotel chain has the baths in various cities with probably the most beautiful view of the urban skyline. In New York, the 52nd floor overlooks Central Park and skyscrapers. You get pure luxury if you book the biggest suite in Tokyo. Then one can enjoy a panoramic view of the skyline in the marble bathroom with heated floor and flat screen TV. And also the Taipan Suite in San Francisco convinces with a rain shower and a fantastic view to the lively city.
THE SUN SIYAM IRU FUSHI – MALEDIVES
At The Sun Siyam Iru Fushi there are only villas. The villas on the beach have a semi-open bathroom with a gigantic view of the Indian Ocean. Outside there is another shower and a Jacuzzi. Nothing stands in the way of ultimate relaxation!
Sea view is not special enough? Then you are in the right place at Villa Kalisha in Ubud. While taking a dip in the beautiful copper tub, you can enjoy a unique view on the lush jungle of Bali and even see volcanoes. As the hotel is located directly on a steep gorge you have an amazing view. The bathroom in Villa Kalisha has three glazed sides and thus offers (almost) a panoramic view. So there is always something new to discover.
Source cover image: YouTube / The Sun Siyam Iru Fushi
Good to Know
▸What is the main point of this article?
It takes a closer editorial look at 3 hotels with incredible bathroom views and explains why the subject still matters.
▸Who is this piece for?
For readers who care about style, context and the small details that separate a passing trend from something with staying power.
▸Why does it fit //LUXURY?
Because the subject is viewed through taste, context and quality rather than loud claims or pure novelty.