If you’d rather admire the fauna from afar, we can always see to it that your rooms are higher than an elephant’s eye – forty-one feet high, to be exact. We offer tree house accommodation with well-appointed toilets- running hot and cold water, out of reach, but with a clear view of the animals that congregate around the watering hole below. If heavenly abodes are not your style, descend to join the lotus-eating mortals at our super luxurious rooms

Ever wonder which celebrities have invested their money in the hotel industry? Enter the chambers of this star-studded cast that have given us a glimpse of what their idea of a home away from home should be.1. Francis Ford Coppola owns three classy wilderness hideaways. The Blancaneaux Lodge nestled in the lush forest of Western Belize. Turtle Inn, a Balinese inspired resort resting on the southernmost coast of Belize. La Lancha, a luxury lodge set in the Guatemalan rain forest. 2. Jason Priestley owns Terrace Beach resort in Ucluelet on the west coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia. 3. Bono and U2 own The Clarence an upscale boutique hotel in Dublin. 4. Elizabeth Hurley took over a 59-room posh Victorian Inn named, Number 11. 5. Olivia Newton John owns a Gaia Retreat & Spa (pictured), a luxurious wellness resort in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales in Australia. 6. Clint Eastwood owns the 22-acre Mission Ranch is a 19th century farmhouse located in Monterey.

A new trend of hotels is popping up all over Europe. Pushing the boundaries of what is expected of the norm, Art Hotels, are giving new meaning to the hotel experience. No two rooms look alike and most rooms are designed by a different artist, designer, photographer, musician or writers. Staying at an art hotel is like being in the center of an art installation exhibit aimed to satisfy art lovers, fantasy fanatics looking to enjoy a little role playing or someone looking for a new perspective of reality. Propeller Island City Lodge in Berlin, Germany claims you will ‘live in a work of art’ has 30 rooms all created by the German artist Lars Stroschen. The room pictured #42, named Two Lions has dual cages, the toilet thrones atop a tower and permits one to peek into the golden bathtub below. Upon check-in each room comes with ‘Instructions for use’. They have left no stone unturned, each room is extremely creative. I can’t seem to pick just one room.