Sanctuary Fortress in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. The level is... dazzling, especially if you love cybernetic worlds, and the boss (Quadraxis) is nothing short of spectacular.
Fort Frolic in Bioshock... another dazzling place where all your dreams come true, and when I say all, I mean all! Who doesn't love a radio chat with Mr. Cohen? Oh, and remember Sinclair Spirits? :twisted:
The Stoneship Age of Myst: Ok, this level is not very large, but it is interesting to move about and see how it functions as a home. Just ignore Achenar's room...
The Covenant level from Halo 3: Just so much variety to it that you can enjoy... especially with the Hornet!
Rainbow Ride from Super Mario 64. It has floating rainbow carpets, some strange flaming house of pain, an airship, shifting triangle-square thingies that can fall you to your doom, weird platforms that start to drop as soon as you walk across them, and some other oddly placed panels of land. It's beautiful and I love it! My boring words alone cannot give proper justice to its magnificence, so go play it right now!
Oh, and while technically it's not a dungeon in the game, and therefore not exactly the definition of a level, I thought everything in and around Ikana Canyon in the Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, was excellently crafted. The excellent cast of characters (What is with the guy who carries around that iron rod and piercing red stare anyways), the graveyard race against Captain Keeta, the caverns under the graves, the mysterious grotto behind the waterfall, Sakon's Hideout, the Poe house, Ikana Palace, the summoning of the restless undead, the absolutely disturbing music in the canyon... Lets not even forget the excellent dungeon in the area, Stone Tower Temple. With all these things together, it is nothing sort of amazing. Truly my dream area, but once again my words cannot give it enough justice for all its true worth. You have to see it for yourselves...
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