10 Most Luxurious Bathrooms

For most of us, caught up in the morning rush after having put the alarm on snooze one time too many, the morning visit to the bathroom is just part of our regular routine. It’s all about jumping in and out of the shower, in the shortest time possible, so as to commute to work and get there on time. Not if you own anything like these blissful bathrooms, steeped in luxury, style and the stuff that dreams are made of. Of course, if you’ve got the budget for one of these babies, it’s unlikely that your helicopter commute takes longer than a 30-minute ride!

10. – The Kingston Tree house at Lion Sands Game

This is the treehouse of boyhood dreams! Here is where family Robinson travels in time to the 21st Century and is given a serious upgrade to a stylish, contemporary and ultra plush home. The Kingston Tree House is structurally impressive, made from wood and glass, thereby leaving guests immersed in the African bush, while at the same time protecting them from the elements (and, incidentally, also the wildlife!) Stargazing while showering is not considered to be optional, but it’s a highly recommended must! Complete with drawbridge and footpath this stand-alone tree house offers 360 degree view of the breath-taking surroundings.

9. – Jacuzzi in the Ritz Carlton Hong Kong

The Ritz Carlton is one of those hotel chains which spell out opulence, luxury and hedonism. The Victoria Harbor Suite at the Ritz Carlton in Hong Kong is particularly true to its name and epitomizes the brand values. Just think of the oversized soaking tubs overlooking the Harbor and the mountains. The full marble bathroom, with world-class Asprey amenities includes separate bath tub and shower (complete with Rainforest shower head) as well as a double sink. And if you’d like to access your emails or post a selfie to your Facebook profile from the Jacuzzi, you can just connect via Wi-Fi and choose between using the indoor or outdoor Jacuzzi as a backdrop.

8. – Four Seasons Resort Seychelles

With its breathtaking views of the azure Indian Ocean, the Serenity Villa at the Four Seasons Seychelles is the ideal setting for a relaxing one-in-a-lifetime exotic escape. The luxury tree house villa overlooks the Petite Anse beach and features uninterrupted views of the lush jungle vegetation and the granite hillside of this island sanctuary. If one must put this awe-inspiring view into words, it would be best-described as ‘there where the clear waters melt into the sky’. The Serenity Villa includes a number of luxuries, such as an outdoor rain shower and a private infinity-edge plunge pool.

7. – Southern Ocean Lodge on Kangaroo Island

Set atop a cliff, overlooking the Ocean, Southern Ocean Lodge is Australia’s first luxury lodge, offering guests an innovative and authentic experience which seamlessly blends comfort, style and intimacy. Located in Southern Australia, Kangaroo Island is Australia’s third largest island and offers an impressive natural landscape teeming with wildlife. The Lodge overlooks Hanson Bay on the South-Western coast of the Islands – which can be viewed panoramically from the bathroom’s full glass wall. The stylish bathroom has been designed in a contemporary style, using reddish woods and a neutral palette, and includes a double sink and a stand-alone bath tub in which to soak, while admiring the uninterrupted views of the rugged coastal landscape.

6. – Lam Sai-Wing’s bathroom

Lam Sai-Wing’s claim to fame is all about money being flushed down the drain– more or less, anyways! He was entered into the Guinness book of world record in 2001 for having the most expensive bathroom – one which is worth $3.5 million and is made of 380 kilograms of gold and other jewelry (including 6000 precious stones). The bathroom’s toilet bowls, wash basins, chandeliers, tiles, doors and other bathroom accessories, were all made out of solid 24-carat gold. The golden room’s ceiling was as dazzling as the night sky – decorated with rubies, sapphires, emeralds and amber. This one-of-a-kind, fully functioning bathroom was built in Lam’s Hong Kong jewelry, for which it acts as a bona fide tourist attraction and a stand-out advert for his shop. The jeweler is said to have been inspired by Lenin’s 1921 statement that golden toilets should be built as a reminder of capitalism’s wastefulness. However, the fully-functional gold toilet is now all that remains of the golden bathroom as the jeweler melted the rest of the gold in the room during 2008 due to the fluctuation in gold prices.

5. – qt hotel bathroom

The qt hotel (written in small, understated letters), claims to bring together the nostalgic surfer chic style with that of the cool Miami catwalks. The innovative and exciting Sydney Boutique hotel has a total of 119 rooms, each of which has a luxurious designer bathroom, complete with a double vanity, a walk-in rainwater shower and a separate stand-alone bath tub. The contemporary design brings together sleek surfaces, minimalist modern décor and clever lighting to warm up the room’s atmosphere and give it some emotional depth. The lighting is complemented by some colour which is subtly added into the rooms, in the manner of plastic storage space, so as to give the bathroom an even more personal feel. Somehow the overall ambience is not quite what you’d expect; it keeps you on your toes – in a good way!

4. – Melissa Gorga bathroom

Melissa Gorga, the 36-year old American reality television personality and singer has recently sold her palatial mansion for $3.8 million. The Colonial-style mansion was built in 2009 and included 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, 4 fireplaces, and a 3-car garage. She shared the mansion with her construction-developer husband Joe, and their family. The mother of three shot to fame when she joined the case of The Real Housewives of New Jersey back in 2012, when the show was in its third season. Her high-strung life and her lavish mansion have been well documented on the reality series and we are quite sure that she has used her deep bath to soak away the stress and aches of all the drama! Gorga’s Italian descent is clearly visible in the opulent, gold-accented, marble-clad bathrooms of the mansion, one of which is complete with fireplaces.

3. – Jade Mountain Resort in St. Lucia bathroom

Architect-owner Nick Troubetzkoy has designed and built the Jade Mountain Resort in harmony with St Lucia’s south western Caribbean coastline, bringing to life the concept of organic architecture, so that the style of his luxurious hotel sits comfortably with the natural Caribbean landscape. Each suite features individually-designed bathrooms, which have been thought so as to tie into the features of the specific room in which they are housed. The Suites’ open floor layout ensures a smooth-flowing transition from one room to the other. Guests can enjoy the soothing and breath-taking views of the surrounding landscape from the Chroma-therapy whirl pool tubs. The hotel places a strong accent on light and colour as being complementary to the overall ambience and wellbeing of guests. The sanctuary-like bathrooms feature unique dramatic faucets, porcelain sinks and toilets, as well as an impressive shower tower with 6 different body spray to suit guests’ preferences.

2. – Palm Jumeirah underwater bathroom

Trust the Ermiati State to develop the unique architechural feat that is an underwater bathroom. If you know anything about Dubai you will know that imagination is the only limit to architectural accomplishments. The metropolitan landscape seems to go by the mantra of ’if there’s a vision, we’ll find a way’! Well, the Palm Jumeirah has done just that! The hotel itself is located on the artificial archipelago of United Arab Emirates, created using land reclamation. The hotel’s exclusive Poseidon and Neptune Underwater Suites feature the impressive and breath-taking underwater bathrooms, which are not for the faint-hearted or the claustrophobic! The bathrooms offer an impressive vista of the marine life encased within the majestic underwater Ambassador Lagoon, through the floor-to-ceiling glass wall. Think of soaking in the luxurious tub as tropical fish float by, separated from you only by the glass wall!

Le Meurice bathroom

Le Meurice, the Dorchester Collection’s palatial Paris hotel is now celebrates its 180th anniversary. The hotel has a very particular style which combines 18th century opulence (typical of the Louis XVI style) with sophisticated contemporary chic, making for a very suave and sublime atmosphere. The hotel interiors have been designed thoughtfully and elegantly and include work by internationally-renowned designer Philippe Starck. The hotels’ 160 rooms are both air-conditioned and soundproofed, and boast a classic decor with a modern twist. Each room has an exquisite Italian marble bathroom, which includes both a shower and a bath. The bathrooms are an exercise in luxurious comfort that looks and feels so good that in true French-style it’s almost decadent! Watch Below Her Mouth (2017) Full Movie Online Streaming Online and Download