Picture yourself basking in the sun, sipping on a refreshing aquafaba-based cocktail and indulging in delicious vegan cuisine by the poolside. Welcome to paradise!
Say goodbye to those awkward moments when your tofu “steak” raises eyebrows. The good news is that vegan and vegan-friendly hotels are springing up worldwide, making plant-based travel more accessible than ever before.
At Vegan Sisters, we’ve done our homework. We’ve done extensive research, connected with vegans across the globe and scoured the corners of the Earth to compile the ultimate vegan hotel guide just for you.
But that’s not all! We’ve gone the extra mile and personally reached out to vegan hotel owners, who have generously provided exclusive discounts for our dearest readers.
So, grab a cuppa, settle in and embark on a journey through our guide to the best vegan hotels, Airbnbs, B&Bs and hostels in the world for a truly unforgettable experience.
Happy vegan travels!
What is a vegan hotel?
A vegan hotel is a hotel that chooses not to use or serve any animal and animal by-products in its establishment.
This means that any on-site restaurants and breakfast options are all 100% vegan. It also means that all the decor will be vegan.
For most self-catering options, it also means that you are not allowed to cook any of your own non-vegan food on the establishment.
Why stay in a vegan hotel?
As a vegan, it is much nicer to know that the hotels you spend your money on are using that money for good and supporting the same cause as you.
Plus, sitting in a hotel restaurant surrounded by people eating local seafood and meat ‘delicacies’ can be a bit nauseating and dispiriting when you are trying to relax on your holiday.
Moreover, vegan hoteliers will be way more likely to help you with any vegan enquiries about the local area.
Can non-vegans stay in a vegan hotel?
Anyone can stay in a vegan hotel as long as they respect the hotel owner’s wishes and beliefs.
Staying in a vegan hotel doesn’t mean you will be restricted in any way, it actually means you get to explore new ways of eating and discovering food.
Vegan dishes can be interpreted and created in many exciting ways by different cultures.
The best vegan accommodation (hotels, Airbnbs, B&Bs, hostels, etc.)
Click on your dream destination to jump to the vegan accommodation in that area!
Africa
Canary Islands
Casa Vegana Arucas
The beautifully tranquil Casa Vegana Arucas is situated on one of the Spanish Canary Islands – Gran Canaria.
With single rooms from €69 per night, Casa Vegana Arucas is an affordable destination even for solo vegan travellers. Nowadays, it seems as though they focus more on retreats, which look amazing!
Asia
India
Bean Me Up
With yoga at dawn, fresh juices and chilled out mantra music later on to soothe your soul, you’ll be left feeling renewed after a stay at Bean Me Up.
They have a popular on-site vegan restaurant with an extensive menu.
Japan
Vegan Minshuku Sanbiki Neko
Vegan Minshuku Sanbiki Neko is a vegan bed and breakfast facility located in Kyoto. It is a fusion of traditional Japanese tatami style rooms with a western style dining room and social area. It is a purpose built design created from their experience of travelling around Japan.
We spoke with the owners Helen and Craig about their inspiration to open a vegan hotel in Kyoto:
“During our first visit here we found it somewhat difficult finding vegetarian food, as fish stock is in nearly everything here. We had learnt how to say we were vegetarian in Japanese, but we realised quite quickly that they didn’t understand vegetarian as a concept, and that no meat or fish also meant no stocks, etc made using animals. In fact it is still somewhat difficult to explain things like no gelatine. Suffice to say we lost a lot of weight during our first visit here, and learnt a lot. The next time we came we were better prepared!
Once we decided to move here, we thought it would be fantastic to set up an accommodation facility which was Japanese in style but was specifically set up for vegetarians and vegans. As such, we made the decision to be a fully vegan establishment and subsequently became fully vegan ourselves. We knew we would be able to help tourists staying here really enjoy their stay without having to be too concerned about wondering where their next meal would come from. We also have a very good knowledge of Japan, how to get around, and places to visit based on the guest’s personal interests.”
Philippines
The Farm at San Benito
The Farm at San Benito is not like other vegan hotels, this hotel comes with its very own on-site doctors and health programs. Meaning you can return home from this holiday feeling like a whole new person.
The hotel is set on beautiful grounds with stunning villas nestled amongst tropical forest.
Sri Lanka
Green Peace Inn
Green Peace Inn believe in a holistic way of living and eating. They offer on-site yoga classes and locally-sourced plant-based food.
We spoke to the owners:
‘Green Peace Inn is more than just another retreat centre, it is a place which offers you all kind of tools to find your balance again. We know that life can sometimes be challenging, which makes it even harder to stay present and in harmony. That’s why we genuinely care about helping you to find your balance – different meditation & breathing techniques to calm your mind, yoga to strengthen your body, and healthy food to lift your spirits.
The south of Sri Lanka shares a beautiful coastline, tropical jungles and warm-hearted people. The local community provides us with fresh fruits & vegetables for our plant-based cuisine. Our rooftop is the ideal overlook for breathtaking sunsets, and the yoga shala provides space for your personal practice, chillout time and moments to just be.’
Exclusive Discount
Green Peace Inn would like to offer you, our readers, 10% on all their retreats. To claim your discount you just need to write to them and say that you found them on vegansisters.org
Europe
Austria
Landhaus Furth 8
A vegan and organic establishment offering 5 medieval style rooms with breakfast served each morning.
They are nestled at the foot of Göttweiger Mountain meaning there are plenty of fun adventurous activities to do during your stay, including cycling and hiking.
Loving Hut
We all know Loving Hut, our favourite vegan chain restaurant serving up tasty plant-based Asian food all around the world.
Well, in Austria, they even have a vegan hotel.
The hotel boasts private beach access to the lake and an on-site Loving Hut restaurant.
Belgium
Vegan b&b Bruges
This vegan b&b in Bruges has a futuristic style and clean finish.
They are located in the heart of Bruges and are dog-friendly – win-win!
England
Loaf b&b
Peasholm Park Vegan b&b
Located in the coastal town of Scarborough, the Peasholm Park Vegan b&b is the perfect getaway for plant-based families in the UK.
We recommend trying their vegan full English breakfast!
Bleujennow
Located in the beautiful Cornwall, this b&b is a PETA award winning establishment with a green attitude.
France
UNDER THE LIME TREE, ANGOULEME
With 25 acres of nature (including meadowlands, woodlands and rivers) to explore, Under the Lime Tree in Angouleme is the perfect getaway for countryside lovers.
It’s also a spa that has an outdoor horizon-line hot tub with spectacular views across the valley! You can choose from various relaxing treatments or do something more active by participating in one of their many hands-on activities.
La Cheval Blanc
Part plant-based cookery school, part Bed & Breakfast, you can learn to cook as the French do!
This vegan B&B is situated in a gorgeous French town.
HOY
We love the artsy feel of HOY. Located in the bustling romantic city of Paris, HOY is sure to win your heart.
It is a concept hotel with a plant-based kitchen and florists. They even have on-site yoga classes.
Greece
Hotel Archontiko Angelou
Located on the small island of Leros, Hotel Archontiki Angelou is a gluten-free and vegan hotel set within a beautifully tranquil courtyard.
Their on-site restaurant will provide you with fresh tasty plant-based food with raw and gluten-free options.
Koukoumi Hotel
The stunning Instagram-friendly Koukoumi Hotel in Mykonos is the perfect vegan getaway. With an on-site spa, gym, pool and vegan restaurant, you will have everything you need at this hotel.
The rooms are tastefully decorated. The hotel is truly ‘a breath of fresh air’.
Italy
La Vimea
La Vimea is a luxury vegan hotel nestled in a beautiful Italian valley.
They hold daily yoga classes and have on-site spa facilities. Plus their restaurant serves up both vegan and organic food.
Agrivilla I Pini
The little sister of La Vimea, Agrivilla I Pini is a vegan eco-hotel nestled in the rolling Tuscany hills.
They are committed to being 100% plant-based and environmentally friendly.
The villa is surrounded by vineyards, pines, and olive groves.
Scotland
Saorsa 1875
Saorsa 1875 brings luxury to vegan holidays. The building’s Victorian Gothic origins help to assert this hotel’s dominance.
The rooms are beautifully decorated and the food is decadent.
Spain
Casa Albets
An organic luxury vegan hotel nestled in the Spanish countryside, Casa Albets is a breath of fresh air.
Enjoy local fresh food in beautiful surroundings.
Netherlands
Vegotel
With multiple Vegotel locations, you won’t struggle to find a great vegan place to stay in Holland. They have also expanded their enterprise outside of Holland so check out their website Blue Dot Hotels for more info regarding their vegan accommodation.
We spoke with the owners about their vegan inspiration:
“The Vegotel branch means: 100% vegan. So not 99%, if an B&B/Hotel owner also serves eggs from his own chickens, honey or for example a local animal based cheese from time to time and the rest is vegan we don’t cooperate. We assure that there is no risk of sitting next to someone who is eating animal based products. We are very strict about that.
We use solar/wind energy, ecological cleaning and care products, second hand furniture, reuse of rainwater, self sustaining accommodation etc.”
Wales
Robin's Realm
Robin’s Realm is a vegan farmhouse and cottage with its very own hot tubs. Situated in the Welsh countryside, this is perfect for anyone looking to hike and explore throughout their holiday.
We love that the owners offer a pay as you feel meal for the holiday makers.
The Americas
Costa Rica
Mother Earth Vegan Hotel
Take yourself back to nature at the Mother Earth Vegan Hotel, located in Tamarindo Beach. The rooms are beautifully designed, each featuring their own bespoke energy painting. They even have their own on-site yoga studio.
Make sure to enjoy a beautifully plated plant-based lunch from their on-site Off The Grid restaurant whilst relaxing by their salt water pool.
A note from the family-run establishment:
“The vegan community is growing and with it the need for a hospitality experience that caters to them. Costa Rica is a predominantly meat-centric country and as vegans we struggled. With such an abundance of fresh ingredients at our doorstep, we were driven to create a plant-based destination for like-minded travellers visiting this beautiful country.”
Exclusive offer: quote Vegan Sisters upon booking and get one free Mother Earth Cocktail per guest – the perfect way to ease yourself into holiday mode.
Waterfall Villas
There is not one, but two vegan hotels in Costa Rica. We are beginning to think that this may be vegan paradise.
Waterfall Villas are as you may guess, surrounded by waterfalls. Wake up every morning to a vegan breakfast and go out exploring the water park by day.
They have loads of on-site activities and options for wedding packages. Who wouldn’t want to get married here?!
Mexico
Casa Mauna
Book yourself into a suite at the vegan hotel, Casa Mauna, and enjoy the stunning views of the sea from the on-site plant-based restaurant.
The suites come complete with a mini kitchen space and plenty of space to lounge in.
Nicaragua
Apoyo Lodge
Apoyo Lodge is a health and wellness hotel and the only vegan hotel in Nicaragua.
They hold yoga classes on-site and offer massages also.
They focus on providing nourishing plant-based food.
Puerto Rico
Finca Victoria
Finca Victoria is the hotel we all want to live in, forever. Luckily for us, they offer residency packages so we can pretend that we actually do.
They have a communal living space, snack bar, medicinal garden and onsite yoga classes every morning.
It is an actual paradise and a digital nomad haven.
United States of America
Gray Barn
Gray Barn isn’t like any other vegan holiday rental, it is situated within an animal sanctuary. Meaning you can support their rescued animals whilst also enjoying your vegan holiday.
They provide volunteering opportunities during the day and offer a free private tour.
Stanford Inn
Set amongst the hills of a historic farm, Stanford Inn is the perfect escape. With organic breakfasts each morning and the on-site nationally acclaimed plant-based restaurant, you won’t go hungry here!
We spoke with the owners about their inspiration to go vegan:
‘The Inn generally reflects our lifestyle and values, which evolve. When we began serving food, we were vegetarian. We didn’t know the realities of dairy and hatcheries. When we learned about dairies, we personally became totally plant-based and began converting our restaurant recipes to vegan and turned the restaurant into plant-based and then moved toward a generally whole food, plant-based menu.’
The Treehouse
An award winning getaway winning the best eco boutique hotel for California at the Global Hospitality Awards by Luxe Life, as well as TripAdvisors Travelers’ Choice awards.
This is one for all the spiritual vegans out there looking for a healing stay and a reset.
