No list of the world’s best yurt hotels is complete without Mongolia’s ultra-luxury eco-property, the. In a land where yurts are the norm, the lodge’s double yurts with rainfall showers built from locally sourced stones, reforested Siberian timber, and touches that would make even the most experienced travelers go weak in the knees, set it apart from the rest in the Land of the Eternal Blue Sky.
With three locations – Jety-Oguz, Tamga, and Son-Kul – you have plenty of chances to sleep in a Kyrgyz-style yurt when you stay at Nomad Lodge. Arrange a longer journey between camps with the help of the lodge’s guides and see all three locations, because three yurts are always better than one.Stay in one of these Kyrgyz-style yurts at one of the lodge’s three locations in Kyrgyzstan.
A 40-foot suspension bridge leads to this whimsical and lofty yurt in the cypress treetops. Soak in the one-of-a-kind waterfall tub before starting dinner in the yurt’s kitchenette and try to reconnect with your senses – especially as you feel the last of the sun’s rays on your face as they filter through the canopy above.Hope Valley, California
With dreamy hues and incredible views, checking into Wylder Hope Valley is so much more than your typical hotel experience. Located in the High Sierra and just 20 minutes from the shores of South Lake Tahoe, Wylder was built with adventure travelers and outdoor lovers in mind. Take a turn at fly fishing, go out in search of wildflowers, get your adrenaline going mountain biking, or hit the slopes in winter.
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