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In Transylvania, not far from Bran Castle, the Matca Hotel is embraced by an environment of forests and meadows, a breathtakingly beautiful landscape that seems to have escaped the reaches of civilization. This sturdy, traditional farm that blends so comfortably with the surroundings presages a stay that is wholesome and in touch with the land.
The Matca Hotels’ rooms, in large outbuildings with pointed shingle roofs, as well as the two independent villas boasting the added luxury of a private jacuzzi, have refined, carefully considered décor. White walls, light wood, warm fabrics, and breathtaking views of the rolling hills, the summits of the Piatra Craiului Mountains, and the Bucegi Natural Park. Enjoy long walks in the mountains, a dip in the indoor swimming pool with lovely panoramic views, massages, and halotherapy session, followed by friendly, relaxed dinners crafted by a creative chef who reinterprets the recipes of Romanian cuisine with true inspiration.

Matca Hotel

STUP

The superb property build in istrian white stone mansion is a foretaste of the country stay to come: the singing of the crickets, the tranquil beauty of the vines and olive trees, the gentle caress of the sea breeze and an entrancing Mediterranean atmosphere. Merely a handful of guest rooms are available in this heavenly setting guaranteeing a secluded stay at Wine Hotel. This will give you total peace and quiet to soak up the sun beside the pool, stroll through the grounds, or sample the restaurant’s delights: healthy, fragrant Mediterranean cuisine which showcases local ingredients (including home-produced olive oil) served with the property’s own wine.

Meneghetti Wine Hotel & Winery

Meneghetti Restaurant

Hotel and restaurant in a vineyard.

A 19th century Lord’s manor, the Mirador de Dalt Vila was until recently a family property. When it was converted into an intimate and welcoming hotel, none of its historical values were lost. Perched on the heights inside the famous walled city of Dalt Vila – declared a Unesco World Heritage site –, the building offers, as suggested by its name a magnificent panoramic view of the city of Ibiza, its historical port and the never ending horizon of the Mediterranean sea. Far from the bustle of the town, sample the charms of this peaceful haven with its excellent service and highly dedicated staff.

Mirador de Dalt Vila

Can Font

Hotel and restaurant in town.

The walls of a 500-year-old flour mill are home today to a delightful family hotel where you can enjoy total peace troubled only by birdsong and the sound of the brook rippling through the grounds. The garden, lovely pool and spa are all invitations in themselves to take it easy in this peaceful ambiance. However, it would be a pity not to explore the Guadalajara area: the historic city of Sigüenza, mediaeval villages, natural reserves, salt mines and rivers in canyons – each more beautiful and interesting than the last. At nightfall, the mill restaurant serves Slow Food cuisine inspired by traditional recipes produced from seasonal, local ingredients.

Molino de Alcuneza

Hotel and restaurant in a village.

Nestled in the heart of the Etna National Park, an undeniable aura takes hold as you enter the Monaci delle Terre Nere estate. Composed of an 18th-century aristocratic villa and several private houses spread over 25 hectares — a part of which includes a vineyard — this exceptional hotel celebrates the rural charm of a bygone Sicily by combining it with timeless architectural style. Furthermore, it embraces an eco-responsible ethos that is perfectly reflected in its gourmet restaurant Locanda Nerello, where each dish strikes a meticulous balance between the exaltation of the culinary landscape and the authenticity of traditional products. A member of the Slow Food movement, the latter offers a wide range of dishes enhanced all the more by the Etna wines produced on the estate. At the Convivium Bar, discover cocktails concoted from local ingredients and carefully prepared according to the tenets espoused by mixologist Paolo Sanna. Staying at Monaci delle Terre Nere generates such incredible energy that, in addition to feeling regenerated, you will be left with the delicious impression of floating like a feather through the air.

Monaci delle Terre Nere

Locanda Nerello

Hotel and restaurant in the country.

Just a few minutes from the center of Monaco, the Monte-Carlo Beach hotel boldly reinvents the spirit of the French Riviera. Renovated by India Mahdavi in her characteristic vibrant palette, this 1930s gem combines timeless glamour with sustainable living, in the heart of a magnificent pine forest overlooking the Mediterranean. A private beach opens to an Olympic-sized swimming pool lined with vintage parasols and the horizon beyond: here, the blue of the sea is everywhere, inviting you to relax and escape. Guest rooms, which also open to the sea, blend clean lines, graphic art, sensorial textures and other delightful details. Padel enthusiasts can learn or improve their technique on the courts, or join group classes for yoga, pilates and HIIT (high-intensity interval training) sessions. Nature provides inspiration for dishes served across the hotel’s four restaurants, including Elsa Marcel Ravin, its gastronomic destination that focuses on local, ethically produced cuisine. Discover a hedonistic refuge whose authenticity is imbued in every touchpoint.

Monte-Carlo Beach

Elsa Marcel Ravin

Hotel and restaurant on the seafront.

The family-run MÖRWALD Hotel am Wagram welcomes you to the picturesque village of Feuersbrunn, in Lower Austria’s Wagram wine region. Modern architecture, a bucolic setting and a gourmet restaurant are the hallmarks of this retreat that’s popular with nature lovers and wine aficionados alike.
Far from the hustle and bustle of Vienna or the Wachau valley, discover the charms of an authentic Austrian inn, off the beaten path. The light wood parquet flooring adds to the brightness of generously sized rooms, featuring contemporary decor and soothing minimalism. The chef-proprietor of the property is passionate about gastronomy and cherishes the culinary heritage of the region, reinventing classics of Austrian cuisine as well as serving more modern dishes. During your stay, be sure to check out the village’s renowned Kellergassen–charming alleys lined with wine cellars–and the Stupa of Wagram, a place of Buddhist meditation. Its majestic silhouette emerges from the vineyards, which can be explored on foot or by bike.

MÖRWALD Hotel am Wagram

Mörwald Gourmet "Toni M."

The unusual experience offered by the Museum Hotel, located in Cappadocia, a region of supremely singular beauty, is captivating. The architecture of the hotel, built on former ruins, and partially troglodytic as are so many buildings in Cappadocia, is what first catches your eye. The bare stone décor of the rooms, lounges and the restaurant, which serves delicious Turkish cuisine, is brightened by the bold colours of the carpets, furnishing fabrics and objets d'art. The Museum Hotel houses a fabulous collection of Turkish works of art and antiques. The terrace overlooking the valley offers a 180° panorama of a landscape that is unique in the world.

Museum Hotel

Lil'a

Hotel and restaurant in the mountains.

Perched high on the bluffs of Watch Hill, Ocean House is one of the last remaining oceanfront hotels in New England. This grand Victorian property has been meticulously restored, with inviting porches and terraces overlooking the vast grounds. Savor life to the rhythm of the tides, with sailing and walks along the beach followed by teatime, cocktails and a variety of dining options, from modern cuisine to American bistro fare. Relax at the spectacular spa or enjoy a day of golf, tennis, croquet, fishing or water sports. Just steps away, the quintessential New England village of Watch Hill offers tasty seafood, charming antique shops and art galleries.

Ocean House

COAST

On the scenic southwest plateau of North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, Old Edwards Inn and Spa cascades over several acres in downtown Highlands. The historic, European-style resort features a world-renowned spa, private golf at Old Edwards Club, premium leisure amenities, and casually elegant restaurants offering local and regionally inspired cuisine. Guestrooms, suites, cottages and estates include hand-selected furnishings and antiques, fireplaces, balconies, heated marble bathroom floors, robes and slippers. Surrounded by pristine forests, rivers, trails and waterfalls, the village of Highlands brims with live and performing arts, boutique shopping and acclaimed restaurants along its charming Main Street.

Old Edwards Inn and Spa

Madison's Restaurant

At the heart of a 19th century Victorian estate, Otahuna Lodge seamlessly knits past and present together: period woodwork, stained glass windows and fifteen working fireplaces combine with a host of modern comforts and a rich collection of contemporary New Zealand art. Outside, Otahuna, which is Maori for little hill among the hills, has striking views over the Canterbury Plains and the Banks Peninsula. The song of native bellbirds invites guests to discover hidden glades, ponds and more than 120 different kinds of organic fruits, vegetables, nuts and mushrooms in the historic gardens.

Otahuna Lodge

Twenty minutes from the centre of Marrakech, discover Palais Ronsard, a haven of tranquillity in the heart of the city’s historic palm grove. Combining the charm of the Orient with colonial-inspired architecture, this hotel is built around two main pools surrounded by colonnaded galleries where you can stroll or enjoy your meals. Subtly designed by decorator Gil Dez, the twenty-two rooms and suites boast terraces and gardens that overlook a park where, among the century-old olive trees, roses and fountains, six private pavilions with swimming pools are also hidden. Whether it is dining in the heart of Ronsard Farm’s organic vegetable garden, relaxing in the hammam of the spa or discovering the wonders of the region, Palais Ronsard has a thousand and one surprises in store for you.

Palais Ronsard

Le Jardin d'Hiver

For more than four centuries this former orphanage has stood in the heart of Rome, just a few streets from Piazza di Spagna and Ara Pacis. Palazzo Ripetta today is an elegant hotel that has been in the same family since the 1960s. Cross its threshold to discover the history of the Eternal City through a collection of antique and contemporary works of art that adorns its vast spaces: a majestic sphere, hewn from black and white marble by the artist Arnaldo Pomodoro, welcomes you in the hall, while a third-century Roman sarcophagus, transformed into a fountain, murmurs in the courtyard patio.

In the evening, after enjoying the city's main attractions–which are all within walking distance–savor the serenity of this charming piazzetta over an aperitif. At San Baylon restaurant, the executive chef offers his interpretation of the classics of Roman gastronomy, served in the warm atmosphere of a wood-paneled dining room. Relax in your opulent and refined guest room, featuring contemporary décor that contrasts with age-old materials and invites you to extend la Dolce Vita even your dreams.

Palazzo Ripetta

San Baylon

Norcia, the town of St. Benedict, nestling in the National Park of the Sibillini Mountains, is the Italian capital of the black truffle. The Palazzo Seneca tells the story of this region from the 16th century onwards, and the Bianconi family can look back on a glorious, more than 160 year-old tradition of hospitality. The best Umbrian artisans worked on the detailed refurbishing of the property and used unique materials and decorative objects to create perfect harmony between colours and lights, tradition and design. The fragrances of the herb garden and the quality of the local products delight in the restaurant Vespasia.

Palazzo Seneca

Vespasia

Standing on the shores of Lake Snowdonia, near Bala in North Wales, Palé Hall is a Victorian manor house dating from 1871, surrounded by 15 acres of parkland. This property boasts a rich heritage, having hosted renowned historical figures including Queen Victoria, who stayed here for almost 10 days in 1889, and Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who visited in the 1950s. Inside, expect eclectic decor–including plenty of antiques–and a wonderfully cozy atmosphere.

Palé Hall

The Henry Robertson Dining Room

The Heritage town of Kenmare, in mystical Kerry, is home to this Victorian gem. Dating from 1897, the hotel enjoys a splendid location, with manicured gardens running to the lapping shores of Kenmare Bay. This is the Ireland of which you have always dreamed with its rugged coastal drives. Outdoor lovers will enjoy the many mountain and coastal walks in the area, championship golf links and fishing nearby. The SAMAS spa offers a wide range of personalised treatments. At the end of an idyllic day you can watch a classic in the hotel’s small private cinema, enjoying a very rare aged, peaty malt.

Park Hotel Kenmare

Landline

Restaurant and hotel in town.

Tiny traditional stone houses, tucked away in five hectares of forest, in the shade of juniper bushes and holm oaks, have been converted into sophisticated rooms where you can relax. The air is fragrant with the scents of the garrigue, and there are delightful views to be enjoyed over the Gulf of Arzachena and the Archipelago of Maddalena. The wellness centre, housed in natural granite grottos, offers a treatments specialising in Oriental techniques. The Italian regional cuisine served in the restaurant is light and appetising. Unless lunch on board a boat on a private excursion on the clear waters of the Costa Smeralda exercises an even greater attraction.

Petra Segreta Resort & Spa

Il Fuoco Sacro

Built using sustainable methods and materials, Pikaia Lodge is a model of elegance and ecology on the island of Santa Cruz, in the heart of the Galápagos. Its rooms and suites, with their simple and refined design, all feature floor-to-ceiling windows with inimitable views of the lush coastal hills. Some even come with a private balcony and plunge pool, perfect for relaxing in complete privacy after a day of exploration.
On the ground floor of the contemporary main building, discover two stylish spots to unwind. Opening onto a dreamy infinity pool, the Lobby Lounge is ideal for enjoying a drink while gazing at the sea. Or head to the Homo Sapiens Lounge to peruse its fine collection of books and films on the Galápagos Islands, as well as its temporary exhibitions on local history. Exploring this archipelago in an eco-responsible manner has never been so luxurious.

Pikaia Lodge

Evolution Restaurant

Tucked away in the heart of Turks and Caicos in the British Caribbean is Pine Cay. Located between Cuba and the Bahamas, Pine Cay is an 800-acre private island a luxurious resort featuring JUST 11 premium beachfront rooms, 2 luxury beachfront cottages and 8 rental villas. It is a paradise on earth where you can take a break from the world and truly get back to nature. Blessed with silence, surrounded by translucent turquoise waters and with 2 deserted miles of one of the Caribbean’s finest white sand beaches, this ultimate haven of tranquillity is sublimated all the more by the total relaxation offered by the Balinese Spa therapist and the breath-taking beauty of the sunsets over the Caribbean Sea. At the gourmet restaurant, discover anew various culinary traditions as you savour the chef's tropical-influenced cuisine. The exclusivity of Pine Cay, its Caribbean culture and its commitment to the preservation of a pristine environment are priceless qualities ensuring that your stay is nothing short of exceptional.

Pine Cay

Pine Cay Restaurant

Holding court in the very heart of Charleston’s famed Historic District, the 64-room Planters Inn is the city’s iconic grande dame hotel. Uniformed doormen welcome every arrival, ushering guests into a sanctuary of elegant style and genteel service inside the gloriously restored circa 1844 building. Soaring ten-foot ceilings, dozens of working fireplaces, and a stunning collection of antiques and Baker Historic Charleston décor, including a sumptuous four poster bed in every guest room, create a luxurious ambiance described by Travel + Leisure magazine as "akin to an overnight with well-to-do friends in their old Charleston mansion." There’s also more to Planters Inn than meets the eye: A hidden courtyard illuminated by flickering carriage lanterns provides a beguiling entry to Peninsula Grill, the city’s foremost dining experience.

Planters Inn

Peninsula Grill

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