A new wave of hotels is offering guests the chance to sleep in individual cabins set amid spectacular landscapes instead of in a traditional building with corridors. Here's our selection of 10 of the most interesting cabin hotels.
From China to Denmark, studios including ZJJZ Atelier, Sigurd Larsen and Snøhetta have designed hotels featuring individual rooms scattered across hillsides, within forests or on cliff tops.
Here, guests can get a taste of off-grid living while still being able to order room service. Read on for ten of the best cabin hotels from Dezeen's archive:

The Woodhouse Hotel, China, by ZJJZ Atelier 
The Woodhouse Hotel by ZJJZ Atelier is made up of 10 wooden cabins scattered across a hillside side near the remote village of Tuanjie, China. The studio designed the hotel, which consists of a variety of different shaped cabins orientated to take advantage of the views, as part of a government scheme aimed at introducing agricultural tourism to the area.
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Treehotel, Sweden, by Tham + Videgård Arkitekter
Hotelier Treehotel called on Snøhetta and Tham & Videgård Arkitekter, SandellSandberg as well as Inredningsgruppen to design various cabin suites for this hotel in northern Sweden.
Suites include a birds' nest-informed cabin by Inredningsgruppen, a cabin by Cyrén & Cyrén's that is only accessible by bridge, and a cabin clad in mirrors that allows it to blend into the forested surroundings, designed by...