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Located on a quiet street in the American-German Colony district of Tel Aviv, The Drisco Tel Aviv is a charming destination, proud of its heritage, once frequented by some of the great writers of the 19th century. Recently renovated, the property is one of the oldest hotels in Israel, with century-old frescoes still adorning the walls of the lounge and bar. The elegant decor of the guest rooms lends the property an intimate and peaceful atmosphere. Relax with a treatment at the Daria Spa, enjoy the tranquillity of the hotel’s shady patio, or contemplate the sea from the rooftop, with a cocktail in hand.

At George & John, the chef’s creative cuisine draws inspiration from Tel Aviv’s renowned multiculturalism. Locally sourced, seasonal produce gives life to gourmet dishes, served in an elegant dining room or in a private space facing the kitchen, with breakfast enjoyed on the adjoining patio. During stays, bicycles are at your disposal, allowing you to discover neighbourhoods close to The Drisco Tel Aviv, such as Jaffa and Neve Tzedek, as well as the beaches south of the city, just a few minutes away.

The Drisco Tel Aviv

George & John

Hotel and restaurant in town.

Waking up in a bright, spacious room overlooking the sea, with the sound of waves lapping gently against the shore below, is an invitation to enjoy a morning swim, take a boat trip, join a sailing lesson on the dinghy or visit one of Cornwall’s internationally renowned gardens. Owners Karen and David Richards have transformed this historic building in the enchanting port of St Mawes, instilling it with the soul of a wonderful holiday home. On the waterfront terrace, guests can savour the Cornish sunshine and the freshest fish caught by local dayboat fishermen. Refined, imaginative and sustainable cuisine with genuine hospitality in a relaxed setting — no wonder the staff ’s joie de vivre is so contagious!

The Idle Rocks

The Reef Knot Restaurant

Hotel and restaurant on the seafront.

The Malabar House is more than a beautifully designed heritage hotel. It is an art hotel, home of a carefully curated collection, highlighting Kerala’s composite culture as a passage between East and West. The rooms are comfortable and the service is flawless. Malabar Junction, the hotel’s renowned restaurant and Divine, its wine lounge, combine the tradition of South India with exciting culinary innovation. Enjoy classical music or a dance performance on the patio’s stage, rejuvenate body and soul at the ayurvedic centre, step into the history and culture of Fort Cochin, and explore Kerala’s backwaters on the hotel’s own eco-friendly house boat.

The Malabar House

The Malabar Junction

These modern little villas bordering the East China Sea come complete with their own private pools. Along with the offer of sports activities and esthetic treatments made of marine salts and medicinal plants harvested on-site, you are ensured complete relaxation if that is what you desire. But this peaceful and secluded hotel is also the ideal base for discovering the Yomitan Peninsula and the island of Okinawa, where you can enjoy the natural beauties of this preserved coast, while also taking in the rich historical and artisanal heritage of the ancient kingdom of Ryukyu. End your days dining amid the soft marine breeze as you savour delicate continental cuisine featuring the island’s best produce.

The Uza Terrace Beach Club Villas

Fine Dining

The Wauwinet is a quaint, elegant retreat built in 1875 on the northeastern shore of Nantucket, at the edge of the Great Point Wildlife Sanctuary. It boasts a beautiful private bay and ocean beaches, so guests can choose between the lively Atlantic surf or the calm warmer waters bayside. Spend time just relaxing, whale spotting, going on a picnic or taking surfcasting or cooking lessons. Drive the scenic back roads to Great Point, and visit Siasconset in a Chevrolet Woody 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe. The Wauwinet’s restaurant, Topper’s, with its expansive bay views, is accessible by land or by sea aboard the Wauwinet Lady.

The Wauwinet

TOPPER'S at The Wauwinet

This 17th century palazzo is inextricably linked to the medieval city of Mdina, its walls forming part of the bastion walls that surround the former capital of Malta, with its remarkable baroque architecture. All rooms have been individually designed with romantic décor, original paintings, antique tapestries and furnishings. They are reminiscent of the noble origins of the Xara Palace and boast spectacular 180 degree panoramic views of Malta. Enjoy attentive service and gastronomic delights at the award-winning de Mondion restaurant, or dine at Trattoria A.D. 1530, situated on the charming Piazza.

The Xara Palace

The de Mondion Restaurant

At the edge of the Atlantic Forest, Itacarezinho beach stretches out as far as the eye can see. Coconut palms, white sand, warm crystalline blue ocean the year round – and some bungalows nestling in the shade of the trees in this idyllic setting. Built mainly from wood and natural materials, they sit on stilts either at the waterside or perched on the slopes of the hill and enjoy superb views of the beach. Shamash Spa, also built on the slopes with sweeping views over the ocean, offers a range of beauty rituals using natural Bahia products. No less impressive are its culinary delights, with fresh, healthy, fragrant cuisine – a blend of Brazilian and European influences.

Txai Resort Itacaré

Orixás

Just an hour from the beautiful city of Genoa and on the heights of the Italian Riviera — famous for its posh seaside resorts, picturesque medieval towns and fishing villages — Villa della Pergola cultivates its deliciously timeless aura of architectural elegance. In perfect harmony with the two hectares of botanical gardens surrounding the estate, the fifteen luxurious suites and the numerous panoramic terraces invite you to savour the intensely sweet moments offered by this earthly paradise in the charming town of Alassio. Drink in spectacularly sublime views of the Ligurian Sea and fall under the spell of the unspoilt landscapes of the "Riviera di Ponente" coast. With its bounty of delicious wines and a healthy gastronomic mix, this region is one of the most romantic destinations in Italy — perfect for living la dolce vita to the fullest!

Villa della Pergola

Nove

Imagine a world apart where everything is designed for your pleasure. Here, along Relais & Châteaux’s Route du Bonheur, the clocks have stopped so that you may share in this timeless seaside adventure. Located just a stone’s throw from the chef’s eponymous restaurant, La Villa Grand Voile is the exciting realisation of Christopher Coutanceau and Nicolas Brossard’s ultimate dream: to offer their guests a unique, fully encompassing experience that conveys the true brilliance of this wonderful marine destination. Not far from the bustle of La Rochelle’s Old Port and tucked away along a quite street, this historic building invites you to relax and relish in the heart of this majestic maritime city of cobblestones, timber-framed facades and houses clad in white stone.

Villa Grand Voile – Restaurant Christopher Coutanceau

Christopher Coutanceau

Restaurant and hotel on the seafront.

While travelling through the region on a humanitarian mission in 2001, philanthropists Lee and Penny Anderson found their way to the Croatian city of Orebić. It was love at first sight — a place where they could bring together both their passion for wine and their admiration for exquisite Dalmatian hospitality.

Standing proudly like an oppidum atop a hill, Villa Korta Katarina rises above the Adriatic and surrounding vineyards with undeniable majesty. Its rooms and suites, each boasting sea views, offer modernity in a setting of classical elegance. With a soothing palette of pale blue, grey, white and cream, their decor is a reflection of the fascinating Pelješac Peninsula and its skies of enchanting pastel hues.

Villa Korta Katarina & Winery

The Dining Room

In this blue paradise, the tranquility is disturbed only by the sound of waves carried from the Anse de la Garoupe below–the cove can easily be reached via a short private path. Amid this unique landscape of umbrella pines and ochre rocks–scenery that inspired artists including Nicolas de Staël and Pablo Picasso–stands a large, beautiful mansion: Villa Miraé. Its guest rooms, adorned with natural materials and a palette of yellow, green or blue, evoke the surroundings. Each one features a terrace or balcony that opens onto the lush Mediterranean garden, where a swimming pool is nestled within. In the summer, the private sundeck on the beach, lined with succulents and laurel, epitomizes this oasis of coolness and calm. The Mediterranean vibe continues with the cuisine served at Villa Miraé’s two restaurants, where Chef Mauro Colagreco offers vibrant, refined cuisine.

Villa Miraé - Cap d'Antibes

Amarines by Mauro Colagreco

Weekapaug Inn was founded in 1899 and has been exquisitely restored. It remains faithful to its tradition of providing a warm family welcome. All the charm, peace and simplicity of a home caressed by the Atlantic breeze have been preserved, as has the magnificent surrounding countryside. Depending on the season, guests can enjoy invigorating swims or long walks on the beach, nautical activities, and the opportunity for spotting many different species of birds. The restaurant serves delicious traditional cuisine made from local farm-produced ingredients, adding the finishing touch to this perfect retreat for anyone who loves all that is authentic.

Weekapaug Inn

The Restaurant

Bordered by a long beach on the Baltic Sea, the Weissenhaus Private Nature Luxury Resort invites guests to rest and restore a sense of well-being. With its 185-acre park, its award-winning spa and four different restaurants, this 19th-century residence offers an ideal setting for restorative breaks away from the frenzy of the city. Stay in cottages, suites and rooms spread throughout the chateau itself and its delightful outbuildings and lushes private gardens. Enjoy the sunshine and sea breeze from a cozy beach cabana, take a plunge in the warmth of the thermal spa's indoor pool, or relax with a yoga session in the garden. With a relaxed state of mind and an appetite for culinary adventure, count on BOOTSHAUS to stimulate all your senses: Weissenhaus Private Nature Luxury Resort’s gourmet restaurant takes its name from the painter whose works adorn its opulent interiors. Discover excellent cuisine that blends classical refinement with the creativity modern French gastronomy.

Weissenhaus Private Nature Luxury Resort

Restaurant BOOTSHAUS

In Maori, Wharekauhau means “place of knowledge”, as it was here where the wise men would come to learn their craft. The name has remained as a testament to the past.
Nearly two centuries later, a large sheep station took its place here and finds itself still in activity today. In this farm setting, overlooking the Palliser Bay, the lodge cultivates a refined art de vivre, with a welcoming decor that mixes antiques with natural materials.It is surrounded by vast native gardens where the croquet lawn, flowers, orchard and vegetable garden stand alongside one another, with the latter two supplying the restaurant where a delicious revisited “Kiwi” cuisine is served.

Wharekauhau Country Estate

Hotel and restaurant in the country.

The Wickaninnish Inn stands on an outcrop between the Pacific Ocean, Chesterman Beach and a forest of giant evergreens. Artists, including renowned wood carver Henry Nolla, designed elements of its two buildings with the aim of blending art, nature and culture. You can even meet local artists at the onsite carving shed. Each room has a fireplace and picture window offering views of the coastline. Set off on a day of sea kayaking, or to see whales, sea lions or bears around Clayoquot Sound. Relax with a soothing spa treatment after your day's adventures. From November to March, you can admire mighty Pacific storms, watching from the comfort of your guest room as waves come crashing ashore.

Wickaninnish Inn

The Pointe Restaurant

In the southeast of Sri Lanka lies the Wild Coast Tented Lodge — a haven of twenty eight cocoon-like tents placed at the edge of the jungle and beach. Together they form the shape of a leopard's paw, a symbol of the Yala National Park whose wonders you can discover alongside the camp’s naturalist guides on a safari adventure. At the outposts, the suites overlook the Indian Ocean. Each arched structure, stretched in canvas and bearing stylish colonial expedition decor, is dotted with a private watering hole. Entwined in bamboo, the main building resembles a rock along the shore. It houses the bar, library and restaurant where a modern take on traditional Sri Lankan cuisine is served. 

Wild Coast Tented Lodge

The Dining Pavilion

Lodge and restaurant on the seafront.

In the heart of the Træna archipelago in northern Norway, Husøy is home to a fishing community that has lived in harmony with nature and cultivated its unique sense of tradition for generations. This powerful cultural heritage permeates Ytri. Its wooden architecture, drawing inspiration from traditional Norwegian fishers’ houses, blends seamlessly into the natural surroundings and offers panoramic views of the rugged beauty of the archipelago’s mountains. Guests can enjoy these vistas from spacious lounges as well as from rooms and suites decorated in a cozy yet minimalist Nordic style. Here, you are immersed in the traditions of the Arctic Circle. This authentic Scandinavian experience–including hiking and whale watching–extends to Ytri’s restaurant, where every dish is inspired by the day’s catch and local ingredients.

Ytri Island Retreat

ALMA

Zanzibar White Sand has set its anchor down along the eastern coast of the archipelago of Zanzibar. In the heart of a luxurious ecosystem, the establishment has had the finesse to integrate itself in complete discretion. Each villa is nestled in tropical vegetation, refreshed by the Indian Ocean, and has a living area of 500 sq. meters located within a 1500 sq. meters lush garden for complete privacy. 
The restaurant serves local fish and produce from the vegetable garden, which are subtly enhanced by the famous spices of Zanzibar that may also be found as the foundations for the spa's original treatments. Whether diving or kitesurfing, the warm turquoise waters of the beach are the ideal playground after a safari on continental Africa. 

Zanzibar White Sand Luxury Villas & Spa

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