As more and more establishments in the tourism industry embrace veganism, you are often spoilt for choice when looking for a vegan-friendly or vegan hotel.
To help you plan your next adventure to a vegan-friendly establishment, here's a round up of the top 10 most-searched vegan-friendly hotels from around the world.
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1. Amilla Fushi, Maldives
This stunning hotel is situated in the crystal-clear waters of the Indian Ocean, in the UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve of Baa Atoll. The private, luxury villas are nestled amongst the lush, tropical tree tops, hovering above the breath-taking waters of this incredible natural habitat.
All the food served follows a philosophy of using natural ingredients to create delicious and nutritious meals to cleanse the body and mind. Amilla Fushi offers a range of spa and retreat packages so that every guest who visits the resort leaves feeling relaxed and purified.
2. Villa dei Campi, Italy
The Villa Dei Campi hotel is situated on the shores of Lake Garda, in a stunning, traditional Italian stone farmhouse. One of the most enchanting parts of this hotel is its ambience, which perfectly encapsulates the charm of rural Italy.
The hotel has an outdoor pool, sauna and steam bath, welcoming guests to relax into the tranquil atmosphere. It serves exclusively vegan food and caters for all allergies.
3. Hotel Carpe Diem, Germany
This hotel offers a charming welcome to its guests, inviting them into its lush surroundings settled in a 3,000-square-metre garden enclosed by bamboo, willows, and lavender hedges.
The hotel is situated near the Baltic Sea in an old sailor’s village, on the edge of the Western-Pomeranian Boddenlandschaft National Park. The resort boasts a modern health studio, relaxing sauna, Finnish sauna and a Japanese Kusatsu pool.
The menu is based around wholesome vegan foods, and the owners aim to pass on their organic lifestyle to their guests.
4. The Bale, Indonesia
This stunning hotel offers guests a unique experience of a private tropical retreat, satisfying all appetites with an extensive vegan menu.
The hotel also offers vegan cooking classes that use regional products and focus on six Ayurvedic tastes. While you’re at the hotel, be sure to treat yourself to a romantic candle-lit vegan dinner.
As for amenities, you can enjoy yoga, tai chi and qigong classes, or relax and unwind in the outdoor pool.
5. Kalari Kovilakom, India
The Kalari resort is vegan to its core. This fully vegan hotel follows a philosophy of respecting all life and all ways of life, showing respect to all animals, humans, plants and the environment.
The hotel operates its own solar plant and serves food picked from its own organic gardens. The building itself has been transformed from an old palace into a modern-day luxury resort.
Kalari Kovilakom vegan hotel in India
6. Hotel Flachauerhof, Austria
This stunning Austrian hotel lives by the philosophy ‘we serve joy!’, dishing up only the purest vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free foods.
The hotel offers a tranquil, natural experience for guests and provides holistic treatments, including essentials oils and crystals, to cleanse and rejuvenate your physical and mental well-being.
In true Austrian spirit, you can make the most of the nearby outdoor activities, including hiking, mountain biking and winter sports, or relax in the sauna and steam bath.
7. Hotel Heritage, New Zealand
With an accreditation from the New Zealand vegetarian society, Hotel Heritage is committed to running a sustainable hotel that uses products from local suppliers.
The hotel serves a combination of vegan and non-vegan dishes — perfect if your other half does not follow a vegan diet — and ensures zero cross-contamination.
The hotel also offers guests the chance to enjoy its indoor and outdoor pools and tennis courts.
8. Mukul Beach Golf Resort and Spa, Nicaragua
With each of its private accommodations enjoying ocean views, a private pool and staff on attendance, the Mukul Beach vegan hotel and resort in Nicaragua is one of the world’s most exclusive resorts of its kind.
Mukul is the Mayan word for ‘secret’, and this luxury resort allows guests to relax in unparalleled privacy amongst 12 kilometers of nature trails and more than 6 kilometers of white sandy beaches, before unwinding in the spa or Turkish baths.
9. Budersand Hotel - Golf Resort and Spa, Germany
The hotel’s Michelin-star-winning chef will take diners on an incredible taste experience throughout his vegetable-based menu.
The hotel is located on Germany’s northernmost island, enrapturing guests in a relaxed, luxurious environment that whisks them away from the everyday. The hotel’s 1,000-square-meter spa is a totally grounding experience in a natural maritime environment.
10. Swaswara, India
This beautiful fully vegan hotel encourages guests to detox in its stunning facilities as they enjoy a range of delicious vegan meals. It offers a space for those seeking wellness, healing, rejuvenation and a path to self-discovery.
Located on Om Beach Goa, the hotel offers incredible yoga courses, meditation, and art programs to help guests escape their hectic lives and tune into their bodies' inner needs.
Swaswara vegan hotel in India
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This is so cool Wendy! You know I’m not one of those people who thinks hotels are just for sleeping aka they’re not very important when you travel… to me it can completely make or break a trip! Thank you so much for this!
I’m so glad you liked the post, Kim! I tend to just go for the cheapest accommodation option when traveling, especially when I’m on a longer trip, but I agree that a guesthouse or hotel with a comfortable, inviting environment can really make a difference. And it doesn’t have to be expensive, either. I just spent three nights in a safari tent at an off-the-grid lodge with no electricity, and it was fabulous! We had wonderful views looking down at Lake Malawi from an escarpment up in the mountains.
I wish I could go to all of these! Maybe I can hold a retreat!
Yes, that’s a great idea, Christy!
Wow, two in Germany! Though I shouldn’t be surprised considering how vegan-friendly Germany is! We normally don’t stay in hotels but I’d definitely be more interested in staying in more sustainably minded vegan ones!
Yeah, Germany is at the forefront of the vegan movement in Europe right now, although I’ve heard that Poland is quickly catching up! I think we will see more and more of these places popping up all over the world. I just stayed in a wonderful community-based eco-lodge in Malawi, of all places. Their whole menu is vegetarian, with plenty of vegan options. It was the best food I’ve had on this trip so far!
This is so cool! I haven’t stayed at that many vegan friendly hotels but I’ve loved the experience when I did! I stayed at one in Berlin (it was lovely because it had a little vegan friendly restaurant downstairs, and provided vegan toiletries in the bathroom) and a vegan friendly B&B in Costa Rica which was absolutely the best, they made me vegan breakfast every day and they were the nicest people, they even took me on their family day trip to the volcano. I’d love to stay at more vegan friendly establishments!
Those two places both sound lovely, Caitlin! I’m sure that, as the vegan movement grows, we will see more and more hotels and guesthouses making an effort to cater to vegans.
I am yet to embark on any back pack adventure, but I will be done with school this December, it’s on my to do list, and I believe this post will come handy by then.
Thanks for sharing Justin, and thanks for hosting the post Wendy.
I hope you have a wonderful first backpacking trip! If you stay at any of these places, or any other vegan-friendly hotels along the way, do let us know!
Hoping to have a budget to go and visit all of them! They all look so promising!
Hi Kyla,
I hope you do get to visit all of these veggie-friendly hotels one day!