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Located in the largest biome on land, these lofty, eco-friendly cabins allow tourists to fully experience the Norwegian wilderness
Neuhardenberg Castle Ensemble includes the castle itself, the castle park, which is one of the most beautiful in Germany, the former coach house, where the hotel is now housed, the former distillery, today the homestead, the Orangerie, two cavalier houses and its own church named after its builder Schinkel Church. The well-known Prussian architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel (1781 – 1841) was also the one who rebuilt the castle in 1820 and created today's neoclassical form.
When architect, Malek Alqadi combined astute environmentalism with his exquisite taste, he didn't just create this home, he sparked a revolution in sustainable tourism. Set on the edge of the Joshua Tree National Park, guests take the lead in operating this clean yet luxurious off-grid space. Think serious stargazing sessions through a telescope, showering by a boulder, and falling asleep under the desert sky with a crackling fireplace at your feet—the second bedroom is open to the elements, with no walls or ceiling. And it's packed with technology too. You can measure your energy consumption, change your light settings and set cooling and heating temperatures of the space. Wrapped in salvaged weathering steel and up-cycled details, it raises the bar on stylish, conscious travel.
Tenir ecohotel is the highest mountain hotel in Kazakhstan, which is ideal for everyone who wants to live in the mountain silence and enjoy the pristine nature in comfortable guest rooms on the territory of one of the best eco-locations in Central Asia.
Ecohotel Tenir is a "ski-in, ski-out" hotel, which is located in the foothills of Trans-Ili –Alatau mountains away from the city bustle . Visitors are provided with accommodation in separate guest rooms equipped with all amenities. In total, the hotel has 10 rooms, which have everything you need for a good rest.
The 12 homes at the green o are carefully arrayed on a densely timbered hillside. Each Haus offers privacy for two—a sanctuary among the trees. Peek through the branches to discover spectacular views of the Blackfoot River Valley. Jagged mountaintops carve their way across the horizon. To the north lies the million-acre Bob Marshall Wilderness and the Swan Mountain Range, with elevations topping 8,000 feet. To the south lies the Garnet Mountain Range, home to large elk herds and raptors of all kinds.
For anyone who’s ever wanted a luxury retreat in Montana, the green o offers unparalleled natural beauty.
Hospitality Design recognized the green o as having the Best Suites (out of more than 800 luxury properties) at the 18th annual HD Awards.
