Showing posts with label Luxury Destinations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luxury Destinations. Show all posts

Arabian Court, Royal Mirage

Its air of mystery and charming ambience add to Arabian Court’s special appeal, with guests treated to striking architecture and beautifully landscaped grounds complete with meandering paths and lush planting. The property’s two wings are linked by a grand gallery and together house 172 rooms and suites – the latter of which all have sea-facing private balconies or terraces. Interior design is atmospheric, with warm Arabic colours and traditional artwork creating a vibrant aura.




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Le Saint Geran Hotel

One&Only Le Saint Geran, is legendary in Mauritius. This eminent haven of elegance nestles on the Belle Mare peninsula and is fringed by over a mile of white sandy beaches. This is a place where nothing is understated and as you enter through the stately gates into this exclusive world, you'll see why. Accommodation is all-suite with private butler service- from the expansive Junior Suites and Ocean Suites ( ideal for two adults and two children) with satellite TV, DVD/CD player and the finest bed and bath linens the world has to offer, to the fully staffed Villa which is a magnificent retreat for up to six guests.
7 night prices from £2235 per person in a Junior Suite, including breakfast. British Airways & private car transfers.




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Shamwari Game Reserve

A superb start or end to your Garden Route holiday, Shamwari has been acclaimed as the World's Leading Conservation Company and Game Reserve for five consecutive years. Home not only to the Big Five, it also encompasses no less than five different eco-systems — which brings an extraordinary diversity of plant, animal and bird life. Almost as diverse is the choice of six luxury lodges including Eagle's Crag Lodge an avante-gard masterpiece of thatch, stone and wall-to-wall glass; the ethnically styled Lobengula, plus Riverdene Lodge which is the family friendly lodge with its nine interleading rooms and where children of all ages are welcome and offered activity programmes.

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The Fairmont Royal Pavilion

With just seventy-two rooms, all facing the ocean and spread out over eleven acres of beautifully manicured gardens alongside a delightful beach, guests are sure to find their own private slice of paradise. In fact, a stay here can often feel like you’ve arrived at your very own colonial, West Coast mansion and each Deluxe Oceanfront Room boasts a private terrace with beautiful sea views. Days tend to revolve around the turquoise waters; be it languid afternoons on the half mile of beachfront, or enjoying its huge array of watersports. For those keen to explore the island, there’s everything from historic plantation houses, tiny fishing villages and botanical gardens to tax-free shopping.


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Carlisle Bay

From its inception, Carlisle Bay was the talk of Antigua – and not just thanks to its glamorous private cinema, complete with Italian leather armchairs and nightly screenings of classics and blockbusters alike. Following the huge success of One Aldwych, London, Gordon Campbell Gray’s first Caribbean venture is all that you would expect from this visionary hotelier and his interior design partner, Mary Fox-Linton. Together, they have set a regional precedent in contemporary style. Cool interiors, crisp Frette bed linen, luxurious silks and a large daybed on every terrace and balcony (to appreciate the outstanding ocean views) come as standard in the one to three bedroom, all-suite accommodation.


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Coral Reef Club

Situated on the prestigious West Coast of Barbados, the Coral Reef Club still respects the time-honoured traditions of old Barbados; in its service, ambience and architecture and is one of the few properties on the island that is family-owned and run. Now in its second generation, the O’Hara family continues to make the
hotel feel like a home-away-from-home. Set in twelve acres, accommodation is authentic in design: wooden balustrading, fretwork and shuttered windows angled out onto the beautiful gardens, where brightly coloured birds flit among the branches of mahogany and frangipani trees. Luxury Plantation Suites have their own plunge pools and outstanding interior design.

Price: The price for one night stay is approximately£230



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Arabian Court, The Royal Mirage

Its air of mystery and charming ambience add to Arabian Court’s special appeal, with guests treated to striking architecture and beautifully landscaped grounds complete with meandering paths and lush planting. The property’s two wings are linked by a grand gallery and together house 172 rooms and suites – the latter of which all have sea-facing private balconies or terraces. Interior design is atmospheric, with warm Arabic colours and traditional artwork creating a vibrant aura.



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SANDY LANE, Caribbean

There aren't many resorts that boast Bentleys in their fleet, but that is Sandy Lane in a coconut shell. As the Caribbean's most celebrated address for almost half a century, Sandy Lane needs no introduction. Famed for its unrivalled setting alongside a sweeping bay on the island's legendary Platinum Coast and after a 21st century makeover, it has undoubtedly consolidated its favoured position for years to come. It's the perfect choice for couples and families alike, with a stunning five bedroom villa and a selection of luxurious rooms and suites averaging 900ft² and all equipped with everything from plasma-screen televisions to parabolic speakers on the private verandahs.

Price: 7 night price is approximately £2985 per person in an Orchid Room, including breakfast, flights with British Airways and private car transfers.


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