Along Comes Pop Up Hotels

Category: Hotels, Posted:28 Nov 2012 | 06:00 am

A worldwide rave up which has been transfixed by flashmob's and Instagram is now being attracted to pop up hotels.
These temporary accommodation places are a bit like food trucks or gypsy camps. Here today and gone tomorrow.
Leading the buzz has been what is termed a raw-luxe camp – the Papaya Playa Beach Bungalow Resort.
With 85 cabanas the getaway community offers both private casitas to communal jungle cabanas featuring bunk beds.
And yes there are DJ's with a Mayan inspired shaman secret spa.
All of this is brought together by the chic Design Hotels label.
Get there while you can.

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