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Entering A Quinta da Auga is to arrive in a world of sensations where you immediately feel at home. This ancient paper mill from the 18th century has been lovingly restored by its owners. Embracing traditional Galician architecture, all the rooms provide views over the beautiful gardens. 
The property boasts a stunning spa and wellness area where guests are invited to relax. Its treatment menu combines oriental and occidental rituals using high quality natural cosmetics. At the Filigrana restaurant, food lovers will savour a contemporary cuisine with Galician influences, with a special presence of fresh local products and regional wines.

A Quinta da Auga Hotel & Spa

Restaurante Filigrana

Hotel and restaurant in town.

On a private bay of turquoise waters, surrounded by a fifty-acre forest, the Ahãma hotel has guest rooms that are sprinkled about the property in row houses and cabanas, all with soothingly understated interior décor. Looking out over the private beach or tucked beneath the trees, each promises a stay in harmony with nature, protected from mass tourism. Cuisine crafted with fresh, local ingredients is served in the four restaurants, providing a delightful variety of atmospheres and styles: Mediterranean, Mexican and Latin-inspired, or typically Turkish dining featuring Aegean mezze. In addition to relaxing on the beach, strolling through the forest, and enjoying non-motorized water sports, the Ahãma hotel offers a unique selection of holistic disciplines to explore, including Tai Chi, Qi Gong, Watsu, and sound therapies offered in the Sound Temple.

Ahãma

Êge Umi

It is said that the great teacher of Japanese Buddhism, Kobo Daishi, bathed every morning in the river Katsura and emerged purified. A few minutes from this river, the hotel Asaba submerges you in the Japan of legends: traditional “Noh” theatre performed by the riverside. After a game of golf in picturesque surroundings, leave your kimono behind and enjoy the pleasures of an open-air bath filled with spring water. The restaurant serves traditional dishes with delightful combinations of sweet and savoury flavours. In the lounge, relax in a chair designed by famous Italian-American Harry Bertoia and in the garden, be inspired by the sweet fragrances of nature.

Asaba

No restaurants. In-room only

Hotel and restaurant in a village.

This is where the Titans fought the gods, where Mount Athos soars into the sky, and where the Virgin Mary, accompanied by John the Evangelist, came and blessed the mainisland’s shores, leading to the many monasteries scattered along its hillsides.
Avaton Luxury Beach Resort’s contemporary villas are a reflection of this mythological spectacle set within the Mediterranean’s garden and overlooking the Aegean Sea.
Owner Themistoklis Chantzis affectionately presides over this estate perched above a private beach of cerulean blue. As for the chef, he adds his own touch by flavouring the freshly caught seafood with wild herbs from his extraordinary garden. The sleek style of the private residences provides a wonderful contrast to the unique panorama, whose splendid history is within easy reach.

Avaton Luxury Beach Resort

Ór.os Restaurant Menu

Hotel and restaurant on the seafront.

Amidst the dreamy landscape of western Ireland, Ballynahinch Castle welcomes you for an exclusive stay surrounded by the stunning views that exemplify the region of Connemara. Set against a magnificent natural backdrop of rolling hills, this exceptional hotel is nestled between picturesque green forests and the tranquil waters of the Owenmore River, which flows at its feet. It is a setting made for magical walks, memorable bike rides and great fishing. A 19th-century edifice standing within an estate of nearly 700 acres, Ballynahinch Castle prides itself on being both majestic and warm, refined and simple. Its cosy rooms, with large windows to make the most of the views, provide the perfect accent to the surrounding Irish countryside. Its restored walled garden invites you to enjoy a sense of tranquillity, and its private collection of Irish art is truly one of the finest in the country.

Ballynahinch Castle

Owenmore Restaurant

Hotel and restaurant in the country.

Situated on the beach of Praia da Rocha in this sunny region in the south of Portugal, a 19th century family house overlooking the ocean became the first hotel in the Algarve In 1934. The Bela Vista Hotel & Spa has now been refurbished and is a preserved resort on this busy coastline, where you can find relaxation and privacy amidst vibrant colours. Basking on the recliners around the very fine pool, or lounging on a beach with direct access, this is the perfect place to while the time away. The murmur of the waves is a constant companion, whether sipping a cocktail at the bar at sundown or enjoying a romantic dinner on the huge terrace overlooking the beach.

Bela Vista Hotel & Spa

VISTA Restaurante

There is an eternal, timeless beauty to the Gulf of Naples, with its jagged coast and deep-blue sea, and the Vesuvius rising in the background. In the most picturesque corner of Sorrento, the Bellevue Syrene was opened in 1820, having been originally designed in 1750 as a private residence built on the foundations of a Roman villa. The location, decor, comfort and sense of history at this hotel make it an extraordinary place. The fishponds full of water lilies evoke the Roman times, while frescos painted as a tribute to famous guests adorn the walls. The recent refurbishment of the hotel has balanced respect for the glorious past with contemporary comfort.

Bellevue Syrene 1820

La Pergola

Blue Margouillat Seaview Hotel is a Creole-style property sitting on the heights of Reunion Island’s Saint-Leu. Overlooking the Indian Ocean, its horizon stretches into infinity — only a few rare clouds sweeping across the blue immensity. Exotic woods furnish the spacious rooms and suites and decorate the salons and restaurant. The latter is where you can enjoy delicious dishes composed of local spices and flavours. Small inland fish, garden herbs? Here, happiness is epicurean. From the gourmet delights and special attention paid to guests to the individual spa tubs in the luminous suites, you will feel as if in a dream, flying over the vast ocean.

Blue Margouillat Seaview Hotel

Blue Margouillat - L'Eveil des Sens

Formerly a smuggling port and refuge, Roscoff has remained a unique destination, with its waves of emerald, granite cottages and manor houses nestled amongst the cliffs. This hideaway is an ancient trader’s property with a swimming pool, spa and direct access to the beach. The chef will treat you to an exceptional quality of fish and seafood, directly sourced from the local fishermen. His cuisine is a reflection of modern Brittany; it is a real pleasure to see, to feel, to taste! A 15 minutes boat trip is all that is needed to discover the island of Batz, a “tropical” pearl with palm trees and beaches of fine sand that has been magically misplaced in the English Channel.

Brittany & Spa

Nori

The hotel, perched on a cliff over the sea in a breathtaking position in Capri, offers from everywhere one of the most beautiful views in the world. Once a summer house of a Russian Prince, it is now a boutique hotel with an exquisite décor much loved by King Farouk of Egypt who was booking his suite for the year. Here you can enjoy the stunning infinity pool overlooking the Bay of Naples, the flavours of the restaurant with one of the best views on the island, the music on the terrace at sunset and the wonderful gardens. Feel welcome to the land of aesthetes and start discovering the blue legend of Capri!

Caesar Augustus

La Terrazza di Lucullo

In the south of the island of Grenada, Calabash has enjoyed the shelter of the palms of L’Anse aux Epines for several decades now. Spread across the garden, the suites and rooms are pleasantly decorated in a classic Caribbean style and open out to the greenery and pristine sand of the beach. The spa, two restaurants — one on the beach and another with gourmet cuisine — and the many activities offered only add to the hotel’s family character and the warm welcome you will receive. Committed to the island’s sustainable development, the Garbutt family is equally attentive to its relationships with local suppliers and the preservation of the environment.

Calabash Hotel

Rhodes Restaurant

Halfway between Nice and Cannes, in a setting where the Mediterranean takes centre stage, the Cap d’Antibes Beach Hotel is a contemporary architectural jewel. Its minimalist lines are in perfect harmony with the lush Mediterranean vegetation, with the charm and freshness of a garden by the sea, a fine private sandy beach facing the Lérins Islands, and a delightful infinity pool. The original décor of the rooms and suites transports guests on a sensory voyage. The enchantment continues in the restaurant Les Pêcheurs, which looks out onto the sea and offers a feast for the palate as well as the eyes, with a view of the Esterel massif in the distance. The chef offers high-flying, delicate and refined cuisine, made with seasonal products, from local producers, with whom he works hand in hand.

Cap d’Antibes Beach Hotel

Les Pêcheurs

Located near the northern tip of Saint Lucia, Cap Maison is a haven of peace and privacy, nestled in tropical gardens. The property invites guests to relax and recharge in this tranquil and idyllic environment. With breathtaking views over blue ocean waters, the property also overlooks its own private sandy beach. Shady arches, sun-dappled courtyards, trickling fountains and terracotta urns channel a hacienda-like feel that also extends to the whitewashed buildings that house its charming rooms and suites–some of which have private swimming pools. At The Cliff at Cap restaurant, one of the best dining destinations on the island, the chef creates inventive French-Caribbean fusion cuisine, using seasonal ingredients grown by local producers, to be enjoyed as you take in this unique location and stunning panorama. Down on the beach, go kayaking or snorkeling in the pristine turquoise waters; explore the surrounding hills on a run or more leisurely hike; or simply taste the sun by the swimming pool. Finally, indulge in a relaxing treatment at Cap Maison’s own spa.

Cap Maison Resort & Spa

The Cliff at Cap

On the southern Menorcan coast, high on a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean, Cap Menorca is surrounded by a 75-acre pine forest that has been transformed into grounds of lush tropical vegetation by more than 15,000 planted trees, shrubs, and flowers. Encircled by dry-stone walls, like the traditional Menorcan country homes called fincas, the suites are tucked away in gardens, each with a private swimming pool sheltered by century-old olive trees. The décor is elegant and simple: whitewashed walls, mahogany woodwork, verdigris tile in the bathrooms. A stay at Cap Menorca is made all the more memorable by the many experiences to choose from. The cuisine features Mediterranean flavors and is crafted with local, in-season ingredients. Meals are served in the hotel restaurant, but can be enjoyed beside your swimming pool for a tête-à-tête dinner. The spa offers relaxing massages either outside, where you can gaze upon the blue waters of the Mediterranean or in your suite. Yoga classes, as well, can be enjoyed outdoors. If you prefer to contemplate the coast from the open sea, set off on a sun-drenched cruise aboard one of the hotel yachts to discover secret coves and beaches of fine, soft sand.

Cap Menorca

The guest rooms open onto private gardens with vistas of palm trees swaying in the breeze against an ocean backdrop. Cape Weligama’s residences and villas sit atop a promontory overlooking the Indian Ocean and enjoy stunning views of idyllic landscapes on all sides. At the seafront, the crescent-shaped infinity pool seems to float above the waves; alongside stone pathways leading to secluded coves where turtles flap about in the crystal-clear shallows. The terracotta-tiled rooftops of the accommodations, designed by renowned architect Lek Bunnag, create the illusion of a traditional Sri Lankan village with generously sized, stylishly furnished interiors.

Cape Weligama

The Atlas

Salina is the greenest of the seven Aeolian Islands that emerge from the deep blue Tyrrhenian Sea. Capofaro’s small whitewashed buildings and fresh water swimming pool stand regally amid the vineyard of the Tasca d’Almerita family, at the foot of one of two extinct volcanoes. Simply adorned, each room opens onto a terrace facing the sea where the fascinating silhouettes of neighbouring Stromboli and Panarea take shape. The chef leads guests on a sun-filled gastronomic journey, infused with the salty and sweet flavours of the produce grown in the property's rich volcanic soil. Following the grand monsù tradition befitting this Sicilian land of aristocracy, he proposes pairings with the Malvasia wine produced in the family vineyard.

Capofaro Resort

Sira Ristorante Capofaro

The charming, pedestrianized resort of Las Catalinas, in northeastern Costa Rica, is nestled in a 400-hectare/1,000-acre protected tropical forest. Overlooking the bay, Casa Chameleon appears to emerge from lush vegetation, inviting guests to get closer of nature and themselves. Each generously sized villa provides the feeling of being at home, thanks to warm decor which blends contemporary design and local craftsmanship. All villas have a saltwater infinity pool and enjoy breathtaking views of the ocean. While this heavenly setting invites relaxation, there is no shortage of activities–a thousand adventures await at sea and in the jungle, home to exotic wildlife and lush flora.

In the evening, return to the privacy of your villa to enjoy a private yoga class or expertly delivered spa treatment. Casa Chameleon's three restaurants offer typical Costa Rican flavors. All dishes are made with seasonal products, sustainably grown and reared by farmers and in the region with whom the property collaborates closely. Enjoy an experience as reviving as it is relaxing.

Casa Chameleon at Las Catalinas

Sentido Norte

On the island of Madeira the “Pearl of the Atlantic”, the Casa Velha do Palheiro welcomes you from its setting above the busy city of Funchal. The original building was a hunting lodge built by the Conde de Carvalhal in 1804 and fully restored in 1997. The Casa Velha is a haven of calm surrounded by the famous Palheiro gardens and the 72 par Palheiro golf course. It’s an ideal place to unwind, enjoy the gardens and walk the levadas (irrigation channels) in the foothills above the Estate. Relax in the Spa, play golf and lunch at the Club House overlooking the Atlantic or visit Funchal for a glass of Madeira at the Wine Lodges and check out the Casa Velha motor yacht “Balancal” lying in the marina.

Casa Velha do Palheiro

Oxalis

South of the stunning Atacama Desert, one of the most parched regions on the planet, lies the Elqui Valley, a lush oasis that is the setting for CasaMolle. On a 42-acre estate graced with cactus gardens and embraced by several rivers, the small, thatched, ochre-hued adobe buildings frame a large outdoor swimming pool. The contemporary style is brightened with colorful local textiles and crafts. In the restaurant, the chef expertly combines traditional Chilean specialties with haute cuisine. The all-inclusive formula means the CasaMolle can offer guests a great variety of experiences, from hiking to horseback riding, vineyard tours to kayaking, meditation sessions to spa treatments. As Northern Chile is legendary for its pristine night skies, earning the designation as an International Dark Sky Sanctuary, guests can enjoy starwatching from its open-air amphitheater.

CasaMolle

This château, built on the steep slopes of the French Riviera, offers breath-taking vistas of the Mediterranean and has plenty of relaxing activities in store: swimming in the pool, fragrant gardens or Indian massages. The charming rooms are all different. The great classics of French gastronomy as well as Mediterranean specialties can be savoured in one of the four restaurants of the Chèvre d’Or, where the pleasure derived from the fine cuisine is enhanced by the stunning views. After the meal, you can stroll through the cobblestone streets of the medieval cliff-side village overlooking the grandiose panorama of the sea.

Château de La Chèvre d’Or

La Chèvre d'Or

Known as the Pearl of the Leeward Islands, Antigua offers no less than 365 beaches on its coastline–one for each day of the year. On the island’s southern shores, on a pretty peninsula, Curtain Bluff has two of its own beaches, offering guests exclusive access to golden sands and turquoise waters. Its guest rooms are housed in a number of small, Caribbean bungalow-style buildings in the shade of coconut trees, with verandas or terraces facing the sea or directly on the sand. Some suites feature private swimming pools. Characteristic wooden furniture, rattan armchairs and colorful accent fabrics help create a relaxed tropical vibe. The vast 15-acre estate is the quintessential seaside resort, offers a Beach Club for water sports, with two swimming pools–one exclusively for adults– tennis courts, a spa, and two restaurants: Tamarind and Sea Grape. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the vast program of activities offered, which also includes complimentary yoga or Pilates sessions. A family-friendly resort, Curtain Bluff welcomes children of all ages–those between the ages of 3 and 10 can join the Cee Bee Kids Camp.

Curtain Bluff Resort

Tamarind Restaurant

At the tender age of just seven years old, Chef Philippe Chevrier already knew he would become a chef, having inherited a passion for cooking from his mother and grandmother, who prepared regional, family-style, hearty cuisine. He realized a dream when he became the owner of Domaine de Châteauvieux in 1986–ever since, his proprietorship has been an excellent reason to stop in the heart of Satigny, the largest wine-growing region in Switzerland, just a few kilometers outside Geneva. Philippe Chevrier surrounds himself with a talented team, including chef François Periers and pastry chef Manuel Pereira, who work with the finest ingredients. Amid a beautiful natural setting, Domaine de Châteauvieux is an exceptional destination for curious epicureans in search of new discoveries and authenticity. This former winegrower's farm, which dates to the 16th century, also offers guest rooms that combine timeless charm with contemporary touches.

Domaine de Châteauvieux

Restaurant and hotel in a vineyard.

Locguénolé is located next to the dark waters of a sea inlet in the heart of a land of legends. The Château and the small Manor House overlook a wide estuary where the light and landscape change with the tides. These buildings from the 18th and early 19th centuries are set in wooded parkland and have remained in the hands of the same family for centuries. They boast a combination of modern comfort and tradition with classical décor and period furniture. The creative cuisine is based on a subtle pairing of ingredients from the Morbihan terroir and the ocean. A private pontoon permits sailors travelling up the Blavet from Lorient harbour to dock at this delightful haven.

Domaine de Locguénolé & Spa

L'Inattendu

Upon discovering Domaine de Rochevilaine, you will be struck by emotion coupled with hesitation over what to admire most: the beauty of the site or the quality of the stones. Passing by the flowered gardens, the typically Breton setting of the property will seduce you as you stand with your feet in the water, with only the ocean in your sights. Enjoy a walk along the Sentier des Douaniers, then savour a bite of the local lobster — the best in the world. Listen to the sound of the waves and indulge in a treatment at the most renowned and oldest balneotherapy and marine spa centre in Brittany, the brainchild of owner Bertrand Jaquet.

Domaine de Rochevilaine

It is Corsica’s inland, the realm of maquis and mountains, that guests at the Relais & Châteaux Domaine Le Mouflon d’Or will experience. This estate of nearly 50 acres, deep in the Alta Rocca region, is home to an early-20th-century aristocratic residence standing grandly among Lebanon cedars and ancient chestnuts. It was painstakingly renovated to preserve its Belle Époque charm, enhancing it with contemporary elegance. Travelers can relish the comforts of the main building with its view of the Bavella Needles or embrace the natural environs by staying in one of the estate’s two converted sheepfolds. With a restaurant that serves Mediterranean cuisine composed by Sébastien Chauchat, Le Domaine Le Mouflon d’Or offers another delicious way to experience genuine Corsican hospitality. Those who love hiking, mountain biking, and canyoning will thrill to the many opportunities that await in the hotel’s surroundings, including the celebrated GR20 cross-Corsica hiking trail, and can relax afterwards in the heated outdoor pool.

Domaine Le Mouflon d'Or

A Nepita

On the stunning headland where the gulf of Naples meets the gulf of Salerno, Alfonso and Ernesto Iaccarino create dishes that reflect his love for this slice of Italy dotted with lemon groves, vineyards and olive trees. Using fresh produce from his own farm, Le Peracciole, Iaccarino creates simple Mediterranean marvels, such as swordfish with chickpeas and thyme, goatfish with rosemary and cucumber, and pasta with clams and courgettes. His wife and two sons give a family touch to the ambience and the combination of exceptional produce, warm hospitality and Iaccarino’s skills make the difference.

Don Alfonso 1890

Restaurant and hotel in a village.

On the island of Als, in southern Denmark, discover Sønderborg — a quaint harbour town where you are sure to fall instantly in love with Dyvig Badehotel. This elegant boutique hotel located on the waterfront is in perfect harmony with the surrounding countryside and the waters of the Baltic Sea, revealing its charm through its 19th century building which itself is a beautiful reflection of the local traditional architecture. Within this timeless and relaxed setting, the seventeen rooms and four spacious suites engage in a sophisticated interplay of original decor, antique furniture and modern elements. An authentic haven of peace, Dyvig Badehotel is the ideal place for a break in which you can find serenity, and appreciate the beauty and wonders of this unique region of Denmark. This includes the culinary delights of chefs John Bech Amstrup and Christian Lebech, which can be enjoyed in the gourmet restaurant or brasserie. Their cuisine is both contemporary and classic, incorporating the best local produce — especially from the sea — in a seasonal menu that will leave you with memories you will soon not forget.

Dyvig Badehotel

Restaurant Amstrup&Vigen

Its dream location along the coastline of Punta Cana on the eastern tip of the Dominican Republic, its delightfully designed suites and its exclusive Caletón Beach Club attests Eden Roc Cap Cana as a place of ultimate and intimate privacy. Its original architecture is a blend of Spanish colonial style with the elegance of the large seaside villas on the French and Italian Riviera. Nestled in an exclusive enclave, on the white sand shores of the Dominican Republic, Eden Roc Cap Cana is a getaway to meaningful experiences, peaceful state of mind and holistic wellness and rejuvenation. The three restaurants on-property, overlooking the lagoon, by the pool or the beach, offer a range of different culinary experiences, as well, the Solaya Spa proposes a wide range of luxury treatments based on the Island’s native traditions and fragrances. Giving its name to the property, a massive and lush tropical garden-grotto is the epicentre of Eden Roc Cap Cana, an exuberant Garden of Eden where guests can experience a romantic special time tasting the Chef's delicacies among other activities offered.<br/>
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Eden Roc Cap Cana

Mediterraneo Restaurant

Eliamos Villas Hotel & Spa resembles a tranquil oasis on its perch above a secluded beach, on the southern coast of Kefalonia. With its elegant private villas, this contemporary establishment – blending with the surrounding olive trees and island scrub that fill the air with their fragrance – pays homage to the spirit of Mediterranean architecture. Using some local stone on some, the villas feature a subdued color palette and natural materials, such as wood and terracotta tile. Each also has a private saltwater swimming pool or jacuzzi and looks out onto the blue waters of the Ionian Sea. In the restaurant, the classics of Mediterranean cuisine are revisited with locally sourced, organic ingredients. Lastly, the Eliamos experience makes well-being a priority, offering yoga, Reformer Pilates, and nature-inspired massages.

Eliamos Villas Hotel & Spa

Olais

Situated in the heart of one of the most exclusive suburbs, Bantry Bay, just ten minutes away from the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront and in walking distance to the Clifton and Camps Bay beaches, this elegant Edwardian mansion overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. Whether you choose the opulent atmosphere of Ellerman House or the modern style of its villas, you too will fall under the spell of this address that combines all the pleasures of Cape Town. Enjoy the gourmet cuisine, tasting fine vintage wines and surveying the impressive private art collection, plus a view of the Atlantic Ocean that is quite simply spectacular.

Ellerman House

OneEighty

On the native island of Zeus, the King of the Greek gods, sits the Elounda Mare Hotel, with its white cottages that look out onto the turquoise waters of the Mirabello Bay. An ethereal light bathes this retreat and its maze of sweet-smelling gardens. The spacious and intimate bedrooms, the bungalows, all different but all with a private pool, enjoy magnificent panoramic views. The hotel’s location is the perfect place from which to discover Crete and its legends, monasteries and chapels bequeathed by the Byzantine civilization. There is even a chapel overlooking the hotel’s private bay, offering stunning vistas of the Mediterranean.

Elounda Mare Hotel

Old Mill

Uniting four sumptuous palaces in the historic centre of Ciutadella, as well as 15 hectares of pine forests and a wealth of culture by the sea, Faustino Gran invites you to enjoy a unique experience in Menorca, the wildest of the Balearic Islands. Surrounded by translucent turquoise waters and breathtaking Mediterranean scenery, this exceptional estate displays an unparalleled charm. Delicate decorative and architectural nuances are found throughout its rooms and suites, and the spacious villa, revealing the rich history of the property. At the 17th-century Can Faustino palace, the gourmet restaurant offers cuisine that values nature and local products. Nearby, the Cal Bisbe, Can Llorenç and Can Sebastià palaces benefit from incredible views of the majestic Ciutadella de Menorca Cathedral – and an ambience of complete tranquility. With several pools and sun terraces as well as a spa featuring an indoor pool, gym, sauna and hammam tucked away in an ancient grotto, Faustino Gran is something of a dream getaway.

Faustino Gran

Restaurante Faustino

On the island of Menorca, owners Frédéric Biousse and Guillaume Foucher have embarked on a beautiful adventure by resurrecting two traditional Minorcan farmhouses from their ashes, which today compose the Fontenille Menorca. Nestled amidst a vineyard, aromatic plants, olive and citrus groves, and an organic permaculture garden, Torre Vella and Santa Ponsa, its sister property located a few kilometres away, now welcome visitors in search of authenticity.
Decorated with natural materials in shades reminiscent of linen, sandstone and slate, the rooms and suites maintain their cool freshness, while the Mediterranean sun invites you to take refuge under the palm trees that line the pool and stand tall against the azure blue sky. With the sea as its backdrop, this beautiful setting is exactly what you have been yearning for.

Fontenille Menorca - Torre Vella

Siempreviva

This elegant property was the first Italian hotel to join Relais & Châteaux in 1973, and the Gallia-Ansaldi family has been welcoming guests for three generations. On the fine sandy private beach, in front of the island of Elba, La Pagoda restaurant reigns supreme, thanks to its unique architecture and spectacular sea views. Completely relax in the Turkish baths, pool or wellness centre and gym. Golfers will enjoy the 18-hole golf course, set in a pine forest that is over hundred years old. A private yacht awaits for memorable excursions to the Tuscan archipelago.

Gallia Palace Beach - Golf - Spa - Resort

La Terrazza

Hidden in a peaceful cove in the Gulf of Porto-Vecchio, the Grand Hôtel de Cala Rossa has lived its life as a beautiful family home for four decades. In the heart of a private park that extends along a white sandy beach, international guests of all ages can find what they seek in this place where memories mingle with modernity. Chefs Pascal Cayeux and Gauthier Devillers skilfully combine the island’s best products with fruit harvested in the morning from their organic garden to create a gastronomic journey. At the spa, Hélène and Lise Canarelli invite you to discover Nucca, their natural cosmetics line made from Corsican scrubland plants.

Grand Hôtel de Cala Rossa & Spa Nucca

La Pinède

On the shores of Lake Geneva, close to Lavaux with its terraced vineyards, which have been listed as world heritage site by the Unesco, this timeless hotel offers a unique universe, which celebrates the past of this grand historical residence and combines it with subtle contemporary flourishes. An intimate and serene setting, a creative and gourmet cuisine at the restaurant “EMOTIONS par Guy Ravet”, Asian inspirations at the restaurant “Buddha-Bar Beach by Buddha-Bar TM”, a terrace with a panorama view of the lake at the “La Marina”, an outdoor pool and the Spa Valmont, all offering moments of pleasure and relaxation.

Grand Hôtel du Lac

EMOTIONS par Guy Ravet

On picturesque Salt Spring Island, Hastings House Country House Hotel is a charming oceanfront resort with 18 well-appointed guest suites and rooms nestled amidst abundant flower gardens and grounds. A magnificent Sussex-style manor house and seaside terrace are at the heart of the property and provide a convivial spot for dinner and cocktails. Manor Dining offers award-winning gourmet cuisine highlighting fresh produce from the estate’s gardens. Hastings House is an ideal spot for exploring the natural beauty and unique ecology of the Gulf Islands. Salt Spring itself is a hotspot for artists, artisans, and locavores, and is home to three vineyards.

Hastings House Country House Hotel

Manor Dining

Hotel and restaurant in a park.

On the edge of a forest of pine trees overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, the Hôtel du Castellet is one of the region’s most charming properties. Guest rooms are painted in hues of honey, lavender and grape and there are plenty of sun-drenched terraces. For absolute relaxation there is the pool, golf course and spa. When night falls, the gazebos are illuminated, to highlight the beauty of the grounds.

Hôtel & Spa du Castellet

La Table du Castellet

Restaurant and hotel in a park.

This hotel is full of character and stands proudly in the traditional district of Achrafieh. Its ochre-coloured facade reflects the liveliness and warmth of the Lebanese capital. Guests can sip delicious cocktails in the cosy ground floor bar, while browsing through a collection of rare books, and studying the old photographs of the city that line the walls. The bedrooms offer a bold blend of East and West, and have been decorated with treasures from all over the world. On the rooftop you will find the jewel in the hotel’s crown, a swimming pool bordered by a hanging garden and surrounded by the scent of fig and orange trees, with extraordinary views of Beirut, the sea and the Lebanese mountains. This hotel is a magnificent base from which to discover a city brimming with energy.

Hotel Albergo

Albergo Rooftop

Hotel Biaclyn Hakodate has a story to tell. Built in 1908 on a hill in Hakodate’s residential district on Hokkaido Island, the building once housed the consulate of Imperial Russia. It has since been renovated, with the addition of a new wing dedicated to wellness. In the original residence–now the Consulate Wing–two spacious suites of 1,080 square feet preserve the charm of the past, along with a monumental dark-wood staircase, a marble entrance hall with geometric tiling, ornate ceilings and crystal chandeliers. The Wellness Wing features an indoor pool, hammam-sauna area, fire pit and four expansive suites, each with its own sauna, jacuzzi and private garden, and furnished with elegant designer pieces throughout. Such moments of serenity are destined to be crowned by a delightful dinner in one of the hotel’s three restaurants.

Hotel Biaclyn Hakodate

Main Dining BIACYA

Refined dishes such as lobster ravioli, croustille of tourteau, suckling veal and lamb from the Ponclet farm, white of turbot… take on a special flavour when they are served on the seafront in a wonderful place like Hôtel de la Plage. The panoramic restaurant overlooks the ocean and the vast beach of fine sand, only separated by a unique dry stone wall. There are similar views from the rooms, where you can hear the gentle lapping of the waves. Guests with families will enjoy the beach entirely dedicated to children, the water-based recreational activities and walks offered by the Bay of Douarnenez and the Finistère.

Hôtel de la Plage

At the foot of hills on the Dalmatian coast, surrounded by vineyards and pine forests, Orebić has preserved all the charm and authenticity of a traditional Croatian fishing village–an ideal setting for Hotel Katarina, located right on the seafront in a garden dotted with palm trees. To transform this property into a chic boutique hotel, the owners enlisted renowned American designer Marie Meko to create a stylish vacation atmosphere. Her bright, nautical-inspired decor draws on the colors of the surrounding nature. The sea is ever-present, visible from the suites with balconies and from The Captain’s Terrace restaurant, where chef Frano Vidović serves regional cuisine with a taste of the sea, paired with the finest wines from Korta Katarina, the sister property's estate. Hotel Katarina also promises sublime relaxation and well-being at its spa, which includes a sauna and fitness room.

Hotel Katarina

The Captain's Terrace

Le Toiny is a tropical paradise set in the heart of a 42-acre palm grove on St. Barts' secluded south-east coast. You'll find your personal sanctuary either in one of its villa-suites, each of which has its own private heated pool and an exceptional Caribbean view, or at the hotel's beach club, where you can enjoy lunch with your toes in the sand. Beneath the shade of the plam trees or in one of its beach huts, you can lounge away the day with a cocktail as you watch surfers riding the waves of this wild coastline. The restaurant offers carefully finessed, contemporary cuisine, infused with the timeless elegance of authentic Caribbean flavors.

Hôtel Le Toiny

Restaurant Le Toiny

Like a boat preparing to set sail, Hotel Les Roches seems as though it is moored in the Aiguebelle Bay in Le Lavandou. Respectful of both its history and its environment, the hotel wholly resonates with the spirit of the Côte d’Azur. Though it exudes classic elegance, the restored building still has a modern character that is especially seen in the choice of contemporary materials. This refined style is found in the décor of the rooms and suites, light-drenched and looking out onto the Mediterranean Sea, stretching onto balconies or terraces. The outdoor swimming pool boasts views of both the sea and Le Levant island and its sisters. Any Mediterranean getaway here is made complete at the L’Oursin gourmet restaurant, offering friendly, family-style meals on the rooftop of the Hôtel Les Roches. After a day at the beach or a seaside outing, the L’Oiseau Bleu spa awaits, a serene oasis that is the perfect place for a moment of pure well-being.

Hôtel Les Roches

L’Oursin

Located on the edge of Lake Annecy and protected by the surrounding mountains, the Auberge du Père Bise is a peaceful and authentic setting conducive to relaxation. A unique spot on the waterfront with mountain views… This stunning property, taken over by chef Jean Sulpice and his wife Magali, has long been witness to the richness of our gastronomic heritage. Passionate about nature, which has become his signature, chef Jean Sulpice traverses the Savoie region so dear to him, exploring it with originality, independence and gourmet enjoyment. Come and discover the new Auberge du Père Bise by Jean Sulpice with its hotel comprising 23 rooms and suites, gastronomic restaurant, bistro and delicatessen.

Hôtel Restaurant Auberge du Père Bise – Jean Sulpice

Auberge du Père Bise - Jean Sulpice

Restaurant and hotel on a lake.

Overlooking Lake Annecy and facing the Bauge Mountains, The Hôtel Restaurant Clos des Sens is a discrete historic manor built in 1866. Between contemporary preciosity, a rustic touch and true authenticity, the table setting continually dialogues with the works of art.
The lounge-fireplace design, the beautiful terrace with old chestnut trees, as well as the swimming pond that borders a remarkable garden of herbs, lend themselves to dreaming. As for the spacious rooms, they distinguish themselves by their strong character.

Hôtel Restaurant Clos des Sens

Restaurant Clos des Sens

It is in Montpellier, in the highly coveted Occitanie region of Languedoc, where Hôtel Richer de Belleval reveals its splendour. Meticulously renovated by the finest specialists in historical restoration, this former 17th-century mansion has been transformed into a true family home, and now includes a gourmet restaurant and contemporary art foundation. Carrying on the rich romanticism of the Age of Enlightenment, this exceptional hotel reveals the charm of its ornamental and architectural prowess with the same spirit of heritage and artistic harmony. Past and present intertwine in this unique place, as evidenced by the 20 luxurious rooms tinged with classicism and spiced up with whimsical and bohemian touches. A stay at this peaceful haven near the Mediterranean Sea is one of infinite sweetness and reward. As you enjoy the views of the famous Place de la Canourgue, a taste of the Southern-infused contemporary cuisine of the Jardin des Sens is not to be missed. This restaurant is helmed by twin chefs Jacques and Laurent Pourcel, who have found in Hôtel Richer de Belleval a setting worthy of their culinary expression.

Hôtel Richer de Belleval

Jardin des Sens

Discover a place at the edge of the world, where nature’s magnificence takes centre stage in a spectacle unlike any other. It is here, in the Sunnmøre Alps, between the northwestern mountains of Norway, in which the charming Union Øye Hotel unveils its splendour. Nestled amidst the picturesque backdrop of the small hamlet of Øye, where the Norangsfjord reaches its inland home, this wonderful residence preserves its historical charm while living in harmony with its pristine surroundings. Designed with warm Scandinavian decor, the 15 cosy rooms and 22 suites open up to panoramic views that will delight lovers of wide open spaces, for whom stays will be spent exploring unique landscapes and venturing deep into nature. This is the place to discover Norway’s stunning fjords, stroll in pastures or head off for adventure at the foot of impressive waterfalls. When evening comes, enjoy the sounds of the piano in the quaint lounges or share stories of the hotel’s fascinating history by the fireplace. At the Conservatory gourmet restaurant, the chef celebrates the region’s great traditions and some of the best local produce in the world. Gourmets of all tastes will be delighted by his ever-evolving daily menu.

Hotel Union Øye

Conservatory

Over a period of twenty years, Christian Louboutin, founder of the eponymous couture brand, has developed a passion for the south of Portugal, particularly the tranquility of the small village of Melides in Alentejo, ten minutes from the Atlantic coast. The designer has opened Hotel Vermelho, a traditional property whose sky-blue façade is decorated with ceramics by sculptor Giuseppe Ducrot. They give a hint of an interior that is both baroque and joyful, with décor designed by Madalena Caiado. Here in this property, the owner invites guests to taste ‘la vie en rouge’, having called on the best artisans and some of his artist friends to contribute to its aesthetic, creating plaster sconces, magnificent wall frescoes and fascinating optical illusions. Typically Portuguese, but inspired by Louboutin's favorite color, the red tiles lining the floor of the bar come from the famed Azulejos de Azeitão ceramic factory. The hotel is also decorated throughout with furniture, antiques and objects taken from the owner’s private collection. The hotel’s rooms and suites, most with their own terrace that open onto the garden and swimming pool, each boast their own original style. Xtian restaurant serves tasty, bistro-inspired Portuguese cuisine using local artisanal ingredients.

Hôtel Vermelho

Xtian

Gaze out into an infinite expanse of sky and ocean from 300 feet above the sea – the property is perched on a lush, tropical hillside with unobstructed views of three Hawaiian islands. Designed for couples, the hotel rests on 15 acres of your own private playground. Start your day together with morning yoga practice beside a waterfall, lounge in the laid back poolside cabanas, explore winding pathways through tropical gardens and orchards, and then relax in the intimacy of your expansive suite with its white oak floors and sustainably-harvested Ohia wood furniture. Our culinary approach is equally committed to Maui, with ingredients sourced locally or grown in the hotel’s very own kitchen garden and orchard.

Hotel Wailea

The Restaurant at Hotel Wailea (RHW)

Skirting the sandy beaches of Forte dei Marmi, in the foothills of the Apuanian Alps, this 16th century olive oil mill has been artfully transformed into a gourmet traveller’s paradise. The harmony and comfort of the elegant suites, the artful combination of antique and modern furnishings and the excellence of its cuisine are crowned by the relaxation offered in the new Otzium Hammam to create a unique unforgettable experience. A subtle food made of perceptions and emotions can be enjoyed in suite or in the unmatchable surroundings. Enjoy the marble caves of Michelangelo in Carrara, the striking coastline of the Five Lands, and the historic cities of Pisa, Lucca and Florence.

Il Bottaccio

This hotel is the dream child of Carlino Cinque, who was passionately in love with this place and commissioned a villa on a promontory with breathtaking views of Praiano, Positano, the coast and the rocks of Capri. In the course of time, this dream grew, as did the hotel. Its many rooms have each a private terrace and a wonderful sea view. The interior details include fine terracotta floors with ceramic decoration and doors adorned with frescoes. An elevator built into the rocks leads down to a private beach and to the Carlino restaurant. The spa and tennis court between the cliffs are also not to be missed.

Il San Pietro di Positano

Zass

Surrounded by greenery on a small private island in the lagoon of Saint-Cyprien, this contemporary hotel is a veritable cocoon enveloped by the Mediterranean and the Pyrenees. Bathed in sunshine, the rooms invite you to leave your worries behind with their maritime decor inspired by Riva boats. On the roof, the year-round heated seawater pool offers a panoramic view over the entire lagoon, and the thalassotherapy spa boasts personalised treatments in an exclusive setting. At the gourmet Restaurant L'Almandin, the chef composes a seasonal Mediterranean cuisine of local products, magnified by their subtle pairings.

L' Île de la Lagune Thalasso & Spa

Restaurant l'Almandin

A few kilometres from the ocean, facing the Pyrenees and the Larrun, the Auberge Basque offers a calming pause in a territory full of character. A traditional inn on one side, a modernist cube on the other, the establishment offers a beautiful architectural contrast that can also be found in the cuisine. In love with the Basque Country and trained in the finest restaurants of Paris, chef Cédric Béchade joyfully blends the authenticity of regional products with the refinement of his dishes, conceived as contemporary works of art. Several elegantly decorated rooms will have you wishing to extend your discovery of the Basque mountains.

L'Auberge Basque

La Table de l'Auberge Basque

Henry Miller said that he learned to pray in front of the stunning scenery of Big Sur. Carmel-by-the-Sea is the ideal base for marveling at these immense cliffs plunging down into the ocean. Halfway between San Francisco and the Santa Barbara coast, inhabited by seals and whales, Carmel – where Clint Eastwood was once mayor – will charm you with its art galleries and pebble beaches. This romantic hotel, decorated with lovely European fabrics and antiques, is ideally located in the heart of the village, a pleasant short walk away from the famous Carmel Beach. The delicious cuisine, a well-stocked wine cellar and superb massages will give it a special place in your heart.

L’Auberge Carmel

Aubergine

Restaurant and hotel in town.

Just a few minutes from the beaches of Ramatuelle and the port of Saint-Tropez, La Bastide is an elegant Mediterranean home. Far from the summer crowds, this marvellous mansion with its four Provençal farmhouses invites you to unwind in the heart of its paradisiacal park full of exotic fragrances. In the restaurant L’Isoletta, the cuisine reflects the colours of Italy and the Mediterranean. On sunny days, enjoy the conviviality of a barbecue for lunch, while staying cool by the pool.

La Bastide de Saint-Tropez

L'Isoletta

An old country house from the late 17th century, La Bastide Saint-Antoine awaits you in the heart of a 25-acre olive grove. The rooms are either Provencal or contemporary style and the gourmet restaurant has a wide terrace overlooking the Cannes bay. Chef Jacques Chibois creates an alchemy of authentic mediterranean flavours under 1,000 year-old olive trees. What’s on the agenda? A meditative stroll around the grounds, exploring the botanical gardens, reading, playing petanque, and relaxing by the pool. Between oenology, an initiation to perfume creation, or the culinary and aromatic tasting school, you will fall in love with Provence at this property imbued with the personal passion of Jacques Chibois.

La Bastide Saint-Antoine

Restaurant and hotel in the country.

Casco Antiguo, Marbella’s historic district, is a charming area with a picturesque atmosphere and quaint little narrow streets. It is also the setting for La Fonda Heritage Hotel, an exceptional hotel composed of three magnificent historic buildings from the 16th century. Reviving the splendour and luxury of yesteryear, this remarkable boutique brings Andalusian charm to life in stylish surroundings, celebrating local culture, gastronomy and hospitality. Its 19 bright and spacious rooms are atypical in design and style, with each paying tribute to the skills of local craftsmen. The gourmet restaurant will delight epicureans with its avant-garde cuisine, blending Andalusian and Mediterranean produce with global flavours.

La Fonda Heritage Hotel

La Fonda Restaurante

A delightful colonial mansion, nestling in a coconut grove right at the water’s edge, is home to a tastefully appointed, charmingly refined little hotel. The soft, neutral shades of Flamant Home Interiors furniture in its individually designed guest rooms stand in brilliant contrast to the blue of the sea and green of the coconut palms, instilling deep feelings of peace and seclusion. The restaurant, also at the water’s edge, serves delicious creole and international dishes. However La Maison 20 Degrés Sud has two more treasures in store: the M/S Lady Lisbeth, the oldest motorboat on the island which, when evening falls, takes a party of guests to dine under the stars on the calm waters of the bay.

La Maison 20 Degrés Sud

L'Atlas

La Maison Bleue stretches out grandly alongside a private lagoon, a stone’s throw from the blue waters of the Red Sea. Set just outside El Gouna, a lively Egyptian seaside resort, the property was originally designed as a mansion for an investor wanting to host his family and friends in Middle-Eastern splendor. Now a boutique hotel, an adults-only establishment unlike any other in the region, this residence with architecture inspired by Italy and North Africa features colonnades, marble, coffered ceilings, and frescoes. The immense suites, facing the mountains of the Western Desert, are brimming with sumptuous silks, venerable furnishings, and a remarkable collection of antiques and objets d’art. 
In the restaurant, French chef Vincent Guillou crafts cuisine from market and garden ingredients to showcase the flavors of Europe and Egypt. La Maison Bleue provides a serene sanctuary for relaxing on the lagoon’s sandy beach, beside the swimming pool, or in the spa.

La Maison Bleue

Le Restaurant

A discreet white property with blue shutters, typical of the Vendée region, is home to La Marine, the restaurant of Céline and Alexandre Couillon. This property, located directly on the small port of Herbaudière, at the north-west tip of the island of Noirmoutier, has become something of a mecca for gastronomy. From his parents, the chef not only inherited a restaurant, but also their passion for the sea (his father was a shrimp fisherman) along with strong values of hospitality and respect for produce. He runs the establishment with his wife Céline, as Maître de Maison. For his bistro-inspired menu, Chef Couillon selects only the finest seafood cultivated sustainably. Even vegetables come from his own kitchen garden. Guests wishing to stay the night will appreciate Maison Moizeau which adjoins the restaurant–its rooms feature bright marine-inspired décor, polished parquet floors, white walls and natural materials, and open their windows onto the port and its boats.

La Marine

Wake up in front of the golf course, explore the mountains, the medieval villages of Liguria or the white sandy beaches of the Riviera, enjoy a shopping spree along the paved alleys of Alassio or simply sunbathe beside the pool. La Meridiana is a dream place for an unforgettable stay, with gourmet cuisine and a collection of great Italian wines from nearby Piedmont in the restaurant, Il Rosmarino, and local cuisine in “Il Bistrot”. This charming property on the Italian Riviera, between Monte Carlo and Portofino, will delight you with its warm welcome and attentive service. Dog lovers will enjoy the garden suites and the pet-friendly atmosphere.

La Meridiana

Il Rosmarino

Hotel and restaurant on a golf course.

Five minutes from downtown Calvi with its lofty citadel, La Signoria, an 18th century Genoese estate, is perfectly positioned at the foot of the Corsican mountains, but within close proximity to the beautiful sandy beach. The estate is set in a lush paradise of orange trees, palm and pine trees and gurgling fountains. Take in the intoxicating aroma of the maquis poolside, in the Jacuzzi or in the Spa Casanera. Guests will feel that they are vacationing at someone’s home. The charming, well maintained private beach “Signoria Mare” awaits them to sample the local flavours at the fisherman’s hut inspired restaurant.

La Signoria & Spa

La Signoria

Hidden behind the main church, a beautiful 16th century palace blends into the whitewashed walls of the town. It is La Sommità (lit. The Summit), perched high above the historic centre of Ostuni. Behind the Catalan-style portal, a veritable oasis is unveiled. The harmony of white and cream tones, natural stone, and minimalist decor invite you to disconnect and recharge. Take the time to read under the shade of an alcove or at the edge of the little pool, get lost staring across the roofs of the city and the groves of olive trees stretching to the Adriatic, before savouring a refined and reinvented Puglian cuisine.

La Sommità Relais

Cielo Restaurant

Hotel and restaurant nestled in a historical centre.

A stay at La Villa is a statement. This hotel stands for good taste. It offers a particular art of living. La Villa, much like a private club, is a haven for lovers of beauty, tranquillity and culture. Art permeates the entire hotel, from the painter’s canvas to the violinist’s bow, not to mention the keys of the piano. Culinary art too has some well-tempered chords to play. The views over the Bay of Calvi, the scents of the sea and the pine forests, the sounds of music mingling with the song of the cicadas, the flavours of the local ingredients, beautiful plasterwork cool to the touch... Just enter La Villa, across from the Citadel, and all your senses will come alive.