Sleep beneath open skies. Hotels built entirely of glass — where the view is part of the room.
Some hotels frame a view. These two become the view. Clear Sky Resorts has placed glass dome structures at two of the most dramatic landscapes in the American West — the Grand Canyon and Bryce Canyon. In both cases, the architecture is barely there. That is entirely the point. Clear Sky Resorts –
Most hotels frame the view. This one removes the frame entirely. At Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort in Saariselkä, Lapland, you sleep inside a glass igloo — a small, heated structure where the ceiling is not a ceiling. It is sky. On a clear night in autumn or winter, the northern lights move through it while you
If you like the idea of sleeping under the sky—but still want a real bed, real walls, and a sense of design—The Campster in Kanchanaburi is an easy yes. It’s part glamping, part tiny architecture experiment. Simple, clean, and made for slow evenings. The architecture: a clear shell in the trees The
Picture this: you’re in bed, warm and comfortable, watching green and purple lights ripple across the Arctic sky. You’re not standing outside in the freezing cold. You’re not on some midnight expedition. You’re just lying there, inside a heated glass dome, watching one of the most incredible natural wonder on Earth. That’s what glass dome
