Traveling is so much fun, and staying in a hotel is one of the highlights of any vacation.

See the 10 most amazing hotel experiences money can buy below:

Drink at the highest bar in the world – Ozone bar, Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong

This cocktail bar on the 118th floor and 1608ft above sea level, is the highest in the world. The lift takes a whole minute to ascend from ground level. And the view? Glistening skyscrapers and ferries gliding through the harbor.

Take a trip in a submarine -Laucala Island Fiji

Guests at this luxury resort can explore the surrounding seascapes in a Deep flight super falcon Mark II. The 21-ft long, electricity powered vessel glides through water silently ad can barrel roll with dolphins and spy hop with whales.

The ultimate tequila Tour- The four seasons Punta Mita, Mexico

Guests travel to the family run Jose Cuervo distillery in Tequila, Mexico via private helicopter, flying over a landscape of bristling, Indigo-tinged agave fields. On arrival, an expert sommelier provides a behind the scenes tour, before a tequila tasting session and lunch to live music. It all ends with a chance to try special aged tequila straight from the barrel down in the reserve vault.

Meditate underwater- Song Saa Private Island, Cambodia

This unique spiritual scuba diving experience takes place at dusk in the ocean that envelops the private island-the aim being that by the time the participants hit the water, the only source of light is the moon. A relaxation expert leads the underwater meditation experience, which involves the clever use of special breathing equipment and waterproof MP3 players.

Ice Drive in the Arctic-Four Seasons Hotel Lion Palace St Petersburg

Guests board a private jet to a frozen lake deep in the Arctic tundra of Sweden’s extreme far north. Lake Udjaur transforms into a dedicated car drifting center in winter months- complete with 12 barrier-free formula one-inspired tracks. The vehicles on offer include lamborghinis and Maseratis, which can drift at speeds of up to 125 miles per hour.

Surf with a legend – St Regis Princeville Hawaii
It all begins with a two-hour private surfing lesson with California-born surfing legend Bill Hamilton, one of the “25 surfers whose surfing changed the sport”. Mr Hamilton is also notorious in the surfing community for his customized boards, and guests get to design their own at his workshop, before it gets shipped to their home address. From $9,481.15 for up to four people including four nights accommodation.

Sing with a West End Star- The Landmark London
Things kick off with a one-on-one singing lesson with Shona White, who has played starring roles in a roster of West End productions, from Les Miserables to Mamma Mia. Next comes a slap-up lunch in the Winter Garden restaurant with Shona, who will share the secrets to successful singing and anecdotes from her career. £1200 for one person; £1500 for two.

Sky bike in a forest cloud-Mashpi Lodge Ecuador

Experience one of the most beautiful landscapes on earth while cycling through the skies. This Ecuador lodge offers guests the chance to explore the cool, lush wildlife-rich Andean Cloud forest on the sky bike, a human powered, two-seat tandem ride that zips through the tops of the trees from a height of 656ft. The contraption is surprisingly silent, making it perfect for tracking the thousands of indigenous species.

Take to the skies on a zero gravity flight -Kameha Grand Zurich, Switzerland
This place hosts the ground breaking space suite- designed by German artist Michael Najjar, who aspires to be the first artist in space. The hotel offers a “Galaxy Getaway” package, which also includes the chance to get a taste of zero-gravity life in outer space through a bog flying and flight simulation experience in an A320 jetliner.

Experience a private jungle cinema- Soneva Kiri, Thailand

There’s no movie theatre in the world quite like this, a private jungle cinema that floats over a reservoir lagoon. Guests can watch old Hollywood classics to the extra soundtrack of stridulating crickets, whilst sipping cocktails and grazing on gourmet food.

By Telegraph