You might think you’re stuck in a Disney film when you’re sleeping in this hotel. Pairi Daiza, a zoo-cum-hotel in Brugelette, south Belgium, is allowing you to sleep next to wild animals for the night. ?

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Pairi Daiza In Belgium Is The Perfect Hotel For Animal Lovers

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The zoo is home to a whopping 7000 animals, and you can catch all the animals by spending one night at their hotel. ?

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There are four types of room views out of their 100 rooms for you to choose from: Panoramic Views to see the bears, fallow deer or sea lions, View From Above to observe the tigers, polar bears, and penguins, Limited View to snap pictures of the bears, fallow deer or sea lions, and Face-To-Face View, where you’re literally face-to-face with bears, wolves, tigers, penguins, polar bears or walruses through the window of your room. ?

Animal lovers will definitely rejoice over such an interaction you’ll rarely get! Their yelps, growls, and roars may, or may not be the best noises to sleep to though. ?

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By staying at Pairi Daiza, you’re helping to support the zoo’s conservation efforts with the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation to introduce nine of its apes into the wild. Pairi Daiza is also working with a vaccine company to develop a jab for elephant herpes. Even more reason to check out this place, when it’s safer to travel! ☺️

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The zoo is also eco-friendly! ? More than 60,000 solar panels power the car park, and the residual heat from the penguin cave is used to power the café and restaurant. Rooms start from €128 (SGD197) per person, and that includes 24-hour access to the park for two days, plus dinner and breakfast. ?