Deep in the Colombian highlands, a hotel made of mushrooms is mastering the art of combining luxe amenities and cutting-edge design with complete immersion in nature.

Deep in the Colombian highlands, a hotel made of mushrooms is mastering the art of combining luxe amenities and cutting-edge design with complete immersion in nature.
Saltwater pools are friendlier to the environment, healthier to splash about in, and require less maintenance compared to traditional pools. They’re also popping up at many of the world’s coolest hotels.
In the mountains of northern Spain, Solo Palacio is a celebration of wabi-sabi, a condemnation of the pursuit of perfection, a steward of its surroundings, and a thoroughly singular hotel.
A little more than a decade after it was destroyed by a tsunami, Hawaii’s Kona Village has been rebuilt right where it had always been — amongst black lava and ocean blue on the Big Island.
Sustainability is crucial at Cayuga hotels. But you don’t have to worry about that. Here, you get the finest jungle luxury experiences whether you care about the future or not. Editor’s note: you should definitely care.