Working lights and keepers' cottages where guests fall asleep to the sea — and in two of them, to the soft hum of the lamp itself.
A still-active 1815 Stevenson lighthouse on the Rhins of Galloway, where guests sleep in the former keepers' cottages.
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A Victorian lighthouse station on an island in San Francisco Bay, run as a dinner-and-bed-and-breakfast since 1980.
A working 1867 lighthouse on La Palma whose keeper's house is now a small hotel, with a skypool inside the lighthouse grounds.
Guests sleep in the 1894 keeper's house beside Heceta Head Light, one of the most photographed lighthouses on the US coast.
Rooms inside PEI's tallest lighthouse, a working 1875 light at the island's western tip; two rooms are in the tower itself.
An 1821 lighthouse at the mouth of the River Usk, converted into a small hotel with a rooftop hot tub beside the lamp.
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