Best Hotel Bathroom Views

From the tiled baths in the resort's ocean-view rooms, guests can take in seascapes of the Pacific Ocean and Big Sur coastline. Mountain-view rooms include views of the Santa Lucia peaks and rugged Ventana Wilderness. If you want to be even closer to nature, head outdoors for a soak in a stainless-steel hot tub on the private terrace of the Peak House.

The bathtubs in the over-water villas set on stilts at this secluded spa resort overlook the pristine blue lagoon and Mount Otemanu. If you'd like to get even closer to nature, head outside for a swim in the turquoise lagoon.

Catch vistas of the Grand Teton mountain range and Jackson Hole valley below from your bathroom at this grand resort. Gigantic picture windows offer snowcapped views from the sunken tubs or separate showers in each of the 40 suites, set on the western tip of East Gros Ventre Butte.

Can't decide whether to bathe in the rain shower or the jetted spa tub? Either way you'll have unobstructed panoramas of the Pudong skyscrapers—including the spheres of the Oriental Pearl Tower—across the Huangpu River through floor-to-ceiling windows at this luxe hotel.

All of the rooms in the Eiffel Suite on the hotel's eighth floor have views of the iconic tower. However, you'll be tempted to spend most of your time admiring the monument from the roomy bathtub.

If you're looking to catch the most exhilarating view of Zighy Bay, you can paraglide into the resort. Want something more tranquil? The bathtub and shower on the enclosed patio in the Private Reserve suite have views of the Gulf of Oman and sandy stretches of beach.

The views of the Taj Mahal from the stand-alone tubs directly in front of the window in the hotel's top floor suites are unique. It'll be hard to pry your eyes away from the monument to even notice the rest of the elegant and roomy marble and granite bathrooms, which come with baskets of ayurvedic toiletries.

Each of the Edwardian-style cottages at this lodge has a claw-footed bathtub that looks out over the infinite plains and diverse wildlife of the Serengeti. Even if you aren't brushing your teeth or showering, you can still unwind in these oversize bathrooms—they're large enough to fit an armchair where you can sit and enjoy the views.

The Donald knows how to spoil his guests. Deep-soaking tubs placed in front of floor-to-ceiling windows offer views of the glittering skyline, Statue of Liberty, or the Empire State Building. A majority of the hotel's 46 stories rise high above the rest of the surrounding buildings, providing unobstructed views.

The sanctuaries (don't call them rooms) at this Caribbean resort have only three walls, making the Piton mountains, which rise sharply from the immaculately blue Caribbean Sea below, part of the space. Rinse off in the rain shower after a dip in the private infinity pool, or take a long soak in the whirlpool tub, which is raised up on a pedestal for the best views possible.

The bathtubs in Mandarin Golden Gate rooms look out not only over the famous bridge, but also onto the Bay and the Transamerica Pyramid. After walking up and down the city's notoriously steep hills, be sure to relax your sore muscles with a long soak in the tub while watching the sun set behind the Golden Gate.