text: Most of us spend our time dreaming and saving for our next holiday, but meet the woman who gets to travel the world reviewing the best hotels, beds, pools and room service for her job. Travel photographer Rhiannon Taylor, 29, from Australia has turned her photography skills and penchant for globetrotting into a business, launching a website called 'In Bed With'. Travelling the world to review and photograph the most luxurious accommodations, the avid Instagrammer has turned her social media success into a growing company. Scroll down for video . Dream job: Rhiannon Taylor travels the world reviewing beds, pools and room service . With more than 12,000 followers on Instagram, liking her beautiful photos of her travels, the places she stays and the food she eats, Rhiannon spotted a gap in the market for elegantly-resented hotel reviews. She writes about everything form the best pies to the biggest beds and has travelled the world from Indonesia to the US and Mexico to document great hotels. As well as many hotels paying Rhiannon to stay and review, they also buy her professional pictures as well. The Melbourne-based photographer also works with companies who sell travel products, such as luggage and swimwear, allowing her to generate further income from featuring them on her site. The traveller said: 'I was a travel photographer for seven years which gave me endless work in different parts of the world. 'I'd record what hotel in Miami had the best pie to order on room service at midnight, which hotel in LA had the best pool or where the best beds are in Hong Kong. Luxury life! The photographer documents her findings on her In Bed With reviewing site . Rhiannon has travelled everywhere from Indonesia to the U.S. and Mexico featuring aspects like the best pie or biggest beds . The prolific Instgrammer has more than 12,000 followers and has turned her lifestyle into a business . 'About a year ago I decided to put my experiences in to an online magazine format and it really took off. The name is a bit cheeky and the concept is unique. 'Because I had built relationships with hotels and PR companies over the past seven years I was able to start contacting these resorts and establishments to see whether they'd be interested in me visiting and writing reviews. Rhiannon has stayed at some of the most exclusive hotels around the world, where private plunge pools, idyllic spas and sumptuous rooms come as standard. These are some of the properties she has photographed: . Australia . Mineral Springs Hotel, Hepburn Springs, , Victoria - Prices from AUS$415 per couple per night, midweek . Drift House, Port Fairy, Victoria - From AUS$375 per night . The Pullman, Melbourne - Prices from AUS$135 per night . Indonesia . Than Sanctuary, Canggu - Rates on request . Alila, Ubud - Terrace Tree Villa rates from $400 per night . Ossootel, Legian Bali - Prices from $99 per night . USA . The London, West Hollywood - Suites from $399 per night . Mexico . Resort at Pedregal, Cabo San Lucas - Suites from $550 per night, midweek . 'Thankfully a few gave me a chance and the rest is history.' When Rhiannon visits a resort, the aspects she aims to review for her readers include design, cuisine, location, atmosphere, comfort, ethical & environmental attitude and price. She said: 'I also provide them with a set of more commercial style images they can use for their own purposes in addition to my editorial spread. Rhiannon (pictured) had been a photographer for seven years, before utilising her PR and hotel contacts, and created the reviewing site . 'About a year ago I decided to put my experiences in to an online magazine format and it really took off. The name is a bit cheeky and the concept is unique,' she said . Rhiannon has visited some spectacular hotels around the world to sample what they offer . 'So they get a 2-for-1 deal - a feature on my site with access to my readership and a set of imagery they would employ a regular photographer to do anyway.' The reviewer also spoke of the importance of using social media alongside her travel writing. 'Social media really catapulted my site to the world. It's a way of showcasing your aesthetic and curating your opinion on something and inviting a social media user to subscribe to that.' This year the stylish reviewer plans to look into  experiential resorts across Australia, New Zealand, Asia and India that offer comfort nestled in incredible wilderness. 'I've been working with tourism boards to create campaigns in certain regions and countries to showcase accommodation and the surrounding areas, which funds my travel, expenses and fees.' Instagram is the perfect places for Rhiannon's artfully-posed shots taken at each hotel . The social media star also posts pictures and reviews of the food she eats on her travels . Many of the hotels also pay her to be featured on her site, as well as for the professional images she takes .
target: Photographer Rhiannon Taylor, 29, created the review site, In Bed With .
  The Australian gets paid to visit, review and photograph the best hotels .
  She aims to promote the unusual aspects such as biggest bed or best pies .