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6 avant-garde luxury hotels for a futuristic experience

The stunning ring-shaped hotel, Svart, which is situated on Norway’s Svartisen glacier, just above the Arctic Circle, will be the world’s first energy positive hotel when it opens in 2021.
The stunning ring-shaped hotel, Svart, which is situated on Norway’s Svartisen glacier, just above the Arctic Circle, will be the world’s first energy positive hotel when it opens in 2021.

Ultra-modern amenities and revolutionary architecture of these Berlin, Dubai, Maldives, Bali, Macau and Norway hotels offer cutting-edge accommodation

If iconic hotels such as Caesars Palace in Las Vegas and Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands are any indication, the accommodation in which you stay is integral to the travel experience.

No longer just a place for respite, hotels are transforming into distinguished landmarks and tourist hubs in their own right, and visionary developers are taking it to the next level.

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For those seeking a special sojourn, look no further than the latest cutting-edge accommodation that jumps light years ahead to offer a glimpse of a future metropolis.

Boasting architectural feats and slick innovations, these revolutionary hotels are a sight to behold and are set to become architectural icons.

Svart, Norway

Forget special requests for ocean-facing views.

Come 2021, travellers in Norway’s northern region will be able to enjoy spectacular 360-degree panoramas of artic nature and frosty glaciers – as well as the magnificent Northern Lights.

Circular in shape and supported by wooden poles that lift the novel structure above the pristine waters of the Svartisen glacier, just above the Arctic Circle, Svart boasts groundbreaking design and sustainability.