With countries around the world in lockdown, scrolling through Instagram and Pinterest has become one of people’s favourite pastimes.

If you’re making your way through hashtags and dreaming of ways to redecorate your home or rejig your feng shui once restrictions have been lifted, you might want to take inspiration from some of the most Instagrammable hotel bedrooms.

Not only will you get some serious bedroom goals worth taking note of, you might also find the perfect hotel stay for you next adventure.

For those longing to know where to go for their next little taste of paradise, UK-based bed specialist Time4Sleep has been looking into some of the world’s most sought-after beds and bedrooms across the world.

Holidays may be on hold at the moment, but that doesn’t mean we can’t lust after beautiful locations and stunning hotel suites.

Time4Sleep analysed Google search data from some of the world’s 100 most lavish hotels to find the top 10, before taking to Instagram to find out just what you can expect when staying in some of the most luxurious bedrooms across the globe.

If you’re looking for inspiration for your next adventure or room spruce up, look no further; Six Senses Laamu in Maldives is amongst the most Instagram-worthy hotel bedrooms to add to your bucket list.

Is there a more idyllic way of waking from your slumber than by looking out onto the great expanse of the Indian Ocean? At Six Senses Laamu, which receives 19,400 Google searches per month, you can stay in your very own villa on the water, with your own butler tending to your every need.

“Cosying-up in this bed is a real taste of paradise and is sure to offer you the perfect night’s sleep,” Time4Sleep notes.

Six Senses Laamu is the first and one of the only two resorts in the pristine Laamu atoll. Most of the villas and facilities are built overwater, however beach villas and on-land dining are an option. All villas offer a sense of privacy and seclusion, with an amazing view to the ocean and Maldivian nature.

The resort offers a wide range of dining options, with cuisines from around the world, an ice cream parlour, an overwater wine cellar and a signature Chill Bar. Many activities, excursions and options are available for everyone to enjoy, both overwater and underwater, in addition to the Six Senses Spa.

Six Senses Laamu hosts one of the largest teams of marine biologists in the Maldives, the Maldives Underwater Initiative (MUI). Staff from Six Senses Laamu and its three partner NGOs: Manta Trust, Blue Marine Foundation and Olive Ridley Project work together under the banner of MUI and seek to lead the tourism industry in the Maldives with meaningful marine conservation efforts based on research, education and community outreach.

If you want more options, here the other nine Instagram-worthy hotel bedrooms that made the cut:

• Hotel Bristol, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Warsaw (103,000 searches per month)
• Borgo Egnazia, Savelletri di Fasano, Italy (49,000 searches per month)
• Sol y Luna, Sacred Valley, Peru (45,700 searches per month)
• Turtle Island Resort, Fiji (45,700 searches per month)
• Post Ranch Inn, Big Sur, California (27,200 searches per month)
• Rosewood Mayakoba, Playa del Carmen, Mexico (26,100 searches per month)
• Le Meurice, Paris (17,700 searches per month)
• Lebua at State Tower, Bangkok (15,400 searches per month)
• Fogo Island Inn, Newfoundland, Canada (15,300 searches per month)