Hotels and resorts aren't just accommodations but they are also tourist destinations as well. There are travel-worthy hotels and resorts that could give you a mix of adventure and relaxation at the same time. Here are the top 3 hotels and resorts of 2017 that travelers should watch out for.
Six Senses Bhutan
Six Senses Bhutan is a group of lodges expected to open in August 2017. According to The New York Times, the resort is set in five different areas so there's going to be so much to do with a big location like that. The five areas each have attractions for visitors to see like Gangtey being a migratory location for black-necked cranes and Bumthang being popular for its old monasteries.
Kokomo Island, Fiji
Kokomo Island is not a cheap place but it's definitely worth a visit. It's a private 140-acre island with just 21 rooms but there will be a small luxury hotel about to open for visitors this March. However, the place is just full of stunning scenery and rich marine wildlife where you could go snorkeling around the Great Astrolabe Reef.
Hoshinoya Bali, Ubud, Bali
Hoshinoya Bali is a Japanese-owned resort set to open this month. Inspired by the traditional rice-terraced villages of Ubud, each villa has a semi-private pool that looks like an irrigation canal that partially connects one villa to another. The temperature of the pool also changes throughout the day which is really a nice experience for guests.
The Silo, Cape Town
According to The Royal Portfolio, this luxurious hotel that is included in the top 3 best hotels and resorts will open in March. The Silo towers over the former grain silos of the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, hence the name. Thomas Heatherwick was the one tasked to recreate the building so as to maintain the structure's cultural essence but still beautify the hotel.
For those travelers still looking for hotels and resorts to go to, these top 3 best hotels and resorts of 2017 are a must see. These places are going to open this year so it's worth a try.
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