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COASTAL CALM
*Amanwella’s Plunge-Pool Privacy on Sri Lanka’s Sunlit Shore


Amanwella ́s setting is a scenic country standout arranged on a hillside above a pristine curved bay shared with fishermen and their jewel-hued boats. 

This contemporary all-suite complex touts 30 spacious, calming, and uncluttered villas that are constructed from timber, stone, and local clay tiles. To the west, wild palm trees sway in the wind above a sandy grove backed by thick tumbling vegetation while to the east, great boulders seal the shoreline. Sri Lanka ́s Buddhist temples and impossibly green tea plantations make this island one seriously photogenic place that acts as a melting pot for landscapes, cultures, animals, and activities. Whether you ́re up for the scenic railway travels, wildlife safaris, hiking different world-heritage destinations, or simply traveling the island for leisure, Sri Lanka fulfills every traveler ́s desire. 

The Amanwella luxury resort is situated on Sri Lanka ́s sun-baked south coast on the sleepy fishing town of Tangalle and is the perfect hideaway and home base to explore all that Sri Lanka has to offer. The resort is fabulous with the little touches: large tropical fruit bowls, pretty frangipani blooms, delicious and freshly baked coconut cookies, high quality publications that showcase all the destinations AMAN serves, and gifts for their guests to make their stay meaningful. 

King-size beds belong in airy rooms with high wooden ceilings while floor-to-ceiling sliding glass windows and tropical-inspired sliding wooden doors on either side let the sunshine and the sound of the waves pour in the interior. Details unique to the resort include quasi-modern massive living rooms with dark kithul wood furnishings and a taupe colour scheme. There is no television in any of the suites, instead there is an undiluted view on the 800-metre beachfront and coconut grove to enjoy from the terrace while being serenaded by the sounds of peacocks as the refreshing breeze brushes your skin. The bathroom is a vast space with a large free-standing tub, a separate tropical shower, and thanks to the sliding doors, it even provides direct access to the pool for spontaneous dips that comes with a day bed for afternoon naps. 

Amanwella has embraced a stripped back aesthetic that lets the idyllic surroundings take centre stage. A perfect place for meditation, morning yoga lessons, or a daily cup of black tea are what Sri Lanka is famous for. Inspired by the celebrated Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa, the resort flows effortlessly within its environment, keeping their guests’ experience as original and authentic as possible. Also, the properties blend seamlessly with the surroundings to maintain balance and harmony. The hue of the exterior walls perfectly matches the sand encompassing the resort and the simplicity of its streamlined design all transition harmoniously within the open airy spaces. Kerry Hill found inspiration in sharp angles and almost-monumental proportions from past century architecture. The lines of design exude very strong modernist influences. 

The main restaurant is a simple pavilion-style linear building, located just above the resorts ́ 47-metre-long infinity pool and adjacent to the bar with outdoor seating and sweeping views. It basks in heavenly sunset panoramas during dinner time and proffers an international fusion menu that combines fine dining and focuses on Mediterranean and Asian cuisine with plenty of traditional Sri Lankan dishes like egg hoppers or curries. The sheets of glass on the facade of the bar next to the restaurant reflect the tropical sky and strong sun on the outside and ensure a great view from the inside. 

The resort allows its guests to unplug and try out Ayurveda experiences, relax on sun loungers on the outdoor banquette, and dine privately on the al-fresco culinary treatments. Its pace is seductively slow and invites everyone who is searching for comfortable and peaceful moments to observe the waves of the turquoise Indian Ocean. The Amanwella is an unadulterated island-paradise bliss. 

Home to all that Oman has to offer, the resort is fabulous with the little touches: delicious and freshly baked cookies, gifts for their guests to make their stay meaningful, and the charm of its complex. Oman ́s mosques, landscape diversity, and endless views make this country one seriously photogenic place that acts as a melting pot for landscapes, cultures, and activities in the region of the Arabian Peninsula.

The resort blends seamlessly into its surroundings and reflects the traditional architecture and charm of the country. The Plateau is located in the center of the mountainous region of Jebel Akhdar in the north of Oman. In this breathtaking setting with its spectacular view, you can enjoy a pleasant freshness even during midsummer. The Jebel Akhdar is one of the most spectacular landscapes in Oman and contains the Jebel Shams, the highest mountain of the country. The mighty peaks extend into the Arabian sky up to 3,000 meters.

This contemporary complex touts 82 premier and deluxe rooms with large window fronts that provide a view of the small villages of the canyon. The 33 spacious, calming, and uncluttered villas are a great personal retreat with outdoor areas or a private pool. The elegant and luxurious furnishings of all rooms and villas are wooden, warm colored, and designed ina traditional Omani style. Local craftship was used to build the equipment including lamps, vases, and images while symbols, such as roses or juniper trees, adorn the decoration. The ceramics in the rooms and throughout the hotel are also handmade.

Inspired by its simplicity, the resort flows effortlessly within its environment, keeping their guests’ experience as original and authentic as possible. The properties blend seamlessly with the surroundings to maintain balance and harmony. The design recalls the ancient castles, forts, and traditional buildings made out of clay. The hue of the exterior walls perfectly matches the sand, encompassing the resort and the simplicity of its streamlined modern design to transition harmoniously within the open airy spaces. French-Moroccan architect Lofti Sidirahal found inspiration in soft angles and almost-monumental proportions from past century architecture. The resort allows its guests to unplug and try out different spa treatments, discover the region during a scenic off road trip, relax on sun loungers on the outdoor banquette, and dine privately on the al-fresco culinary treatments.

Its pace is seductively slow and invites everyone who is searching for comfortable and peaceful moments to observe the vastness of the mountain landscape during sunset.

Sliema’s seafront fractures, disrupted by a form that demands attention. Glass, steel, precision—Barceló Fortina Malta emerges. A construction of 183 rooms and 60 apartments, each framing the horizon.

The spatial flow is intuitive, each area composed with a sensitivity to balance. Private terraces extend outward, neither enclosed nor exposed, suspended between interior and horizon. The design resists excess, speaking instead through proportion, through silence, through negative space that heightens perception. The Barceló aesthetic thrives in this restraint, allowing atmosphere to shape the encounter.

Valletta remains as it was first conceived, a city of fortified geometry, a structure engineered to endure. St. John’s Co-Cathedral, its marble expanses heavy with Caravaggio’s tension, surrounds and consumes those who enter.

Mdina, the silent city, slows breath, its limestone corridors absorbing the day’s heat before exhaling it into the night. The Parliament House, a deliberate intervention by Renzo Piano, etches a precise language into an urban landscape layered with history. Prehistoric temples punctuate the land—stone against sky, presence against time. They persist beyond memory, carrying an imprint of a past that does not fade.

The island moves at its own rhythm. Roads coil and tighten, dense with motion, while movement flows beyond speed. Walking shapes the experience, revealing the island’s layers with each step. The ferry threads its course across the harbor, linking moments, binding histories. The city expands through detours, unplanned turns, and the spaces between destinations. Transport exists—Uber, Bolt, taxis weaving through narrow streets—but they remain peripheral to experience. Malta operates at its own pace. The ones who move too quickly miss the conversation between place and time, the subtle shifts that define presence.

Barceló Fortina Malta stands with presence, holding space with intention. Its design moves with the rhythm of the sea, its surfaces catching and refracting light, allowing time to settle within its architecture. A destination, a structure, an immersion into experience. Every element shapes an encounter, a moment that unfolds, fully realized.

At Forsthofgut, every detail is a testament to the beauty of sustainable architecture. The Schmuck family's commitment to eco-friendly materials and construction methods is evident throughout the hotel.

The integration of modern design with natural elements creates an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and inviting, making it a haven for relaxation and peace.

The waldSPA's design incorporates natural materials from the hotel's own forests, such as wood, stone, and glass, creating a serene ambiance. The panoramic windows in the spa area frame the stunning mountain views and the sprawling garden, inviting the outside in. For families, the waldSPA Family & Kids is a dream. The 800-square-meter addition includes a dedicated children's water world, offering wellness and fun for all ages.

Wood, as a primary element in Forsthofgut's interior design, brings a sense of harmony and warmth to the spaces. The tasteful furniture design, combining rustic charm with modern elegance, creates a cozy yet contemporary atmosphere. The use of wood in the architecture and furnishings not only reflects the hotel's commitment to sustainability but also enhances the feeling of being close to nature.

The ForsthofgutKÜCHE showcases a culinary journey that is as diverse as it is sustainable. The hotel’s dining options, including the delectable offerings of the Japanese restaurant Mizūmi, emphasize local and organic ingredients, offering a blend of traditional and modern flavors.

Our experience was marked by warmth and impeccable service from the moment we arrived. The rooms were spacious, showcasing a timeless modern design with a focus on high-quality woodwork and craftsmanship. The dining experience was varied, featuring excellent quality, and our reserved table added a personal touch. The staff's politeness and helpfulness stood out, and the dedicated playrooms for children, along with relaxing spaces for adults, made our stay both enjoyable and relaxing. The lobby, with its inviting nooks and stunning views, was a highlight of our stay.

Naturhotel Forsthofgut is a sanctuary that masterfully blends family, wellness, and nature. It is especially ideal for families seeking a winter escape into a world of beauty and serene luxury.

AMYTH, Mykonos

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AMANSARA, Cambodia

As the Berlin morning fog dissipates, revealing the iconic Bebelplatz in all its historic grandeur, there lies a gem amongst its cobblestones: Hotel de Rome.

Last weekend, my family and I, including two spirited youngsters, decided to let Hotel de Rome be our urban sanctuary. Spoiler alert: It was a poetic blend of the past meeting the present, much like a techno beat playing in a vintage vinyl shop.

The façade, stoic and regal, belies the kaleidoscope of experiences that awaits within. Those Atelier Prométhée magenta urns standing sentry at the entrance aren’t just decorative pieces; they are the vanguards of taste and sophistication. As we stepped in, our senses were greeted by the almost ethereal glow of Olivia Steele’s neon birdcage, encapsulating the soul of the city—a delicate balance between confinement and freedom.

Having two kids, we are always on a quest for immersive experiences. And with Hotel de Rome's proximity to Berlin's wonders, our days were packed. Sightseeing was the main course, with the Zoo being the cherry on top. Ah, to see the delight in our children’s eyes as they encountered exotic creatures, just moments away from our hotel abode!

Nightfall at the hotel is nothing short of cinematic. The Rooftop Terrace is where we, the modern flâneurs, found solace. As the Berlin skyline erupted in a ballet of lights, we toasted to life, sipping meticulously crafted cocktails, each sip echoing the city's multifaceted tales.

As the day surrendered to night, our suite beckoned. A symphony of heritage design and contemporary luxury awaited us. The king-sized bed, more a cloud than a piece of furniture, cradled our weary bodies. There's a unique comfort in knowing that while the world outside continues its relentless pace, within these walls, time stands still, even if just for a night.

Hotel de Rome? Picture it as a fusion of old-school tales with the now.

Niyama Private Islands is spread out over two isles - “Play” and “Chill” - and filled with thousands of different-sized coconut palm trees that rustle in the wind. The first thing that strikes one upon arrival is the infinite peace that makes you feel as if you were in your very own tropical paradise.

Spacious and elegant high wooden ceiling villas are built over the water or come with direct beach access. The Beach Pool Villas are our top pick and come equipped with enormous beds. A pool in the suite ́s private garden is perfect for a dip at midnight and there is a tropical outdoor rain shower and huge ceramic bathtub to bathe under the starry sky. On the outdoor deck, you can enjoy the view of endless blues and heavenly sunsets. The islands are eco-friendly and provide their guests with bicycles to bike to places like SURF SHACK for some Sundowners before enjoying the breezy ride back to their villas.

It ́s still a mystery to us how you can have the highest standard of privacy and peace even though there are 134 studios on the two islands. You rarely see other guests cycling through the labyrinths full of coconut trees, ferns and other tropical plants or on the epic wooden bridge that connects the Play and Chill. However, Niyama can be as peaceful and quiet or as busy and active as each guest desires. No matter if you are looking for adventure, relaxation, romance, surfing, or exclusive dining, Niyama offers tropical-island chic at its finest. It has something for everyone: speed boating to find spinner dolphins and flying fishes, one-on-one surfing lessons and scuba diving to spot turtles and reef sharks, and hopping on a boat bus that brings you to SUBSIX, a restaurant six metres below the water. The restaurant turned nightclub comes highly recommended for its top-notch local lobster set menu with champagne while dining in the company of stingrays, snappers, and sharks that pass by your table. And for those who are looking to get a gym session in, check out PUMP or ACTIVE where you can play pool, air-tennis, regular tennis, or badminton. It’s safe to say that there is plenty to do here!

The setting boasts an impressive number of culinary attractions to dine. There ́s the Maldives-only Afro-Latin restaurant named TRIBAL that combines fine dining with cuisines from Africa, Central, and South America. Then the atmospheric three-top Asian restaurant, NEST, is six metres above ground amongst Banyan trees and showcases a fantastic teppanyaki-style experience to the tune of tropical birds. On the ground, there ́s a garden that bears extra hot Maldivian chillies, fresh coriander, watermelon, and salads. Local fishermen also bring their daily catch of yellowfin tuna or mahi mahi.

The Niyama Private Islands is an absolute sensation with its postcard perfect rustling palm trees and white sand refreshed by the palest turquoise that the Indian Ocean has to offer.

AMAN Venice,
Italy

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Elephant Weimar, Germany

The new name is also a tribute to Hubertus, the patron saint of hunters and fishermen. The hotel's logo features a silhouette of a stag, which is also the symbol of Bavaria.

The hotel offers 66 luxury suites and apartments, most of them with its own private balcony or terrace with views of the mountains.

The hotel also features a spa with an indoor pool, saunas, and a variety of treatments. The new spa features an infinity pool, an Alpine Zen garden with Japanese Onsen pools, and a natural bathing pond. The hotel's restaurant serves regional cuisine made with fresh ingredients from the Allgäu region. The restaurant has a terrace with views of the mountains. The hotel also offers a variety of activities, including hiking, biking, skiing, and golf.

The Hotel is the ideal choice for travellers seeking the ultimate in luxury and comfort while spending days in pure nature.

Barceló Torre de Madrid, Spain

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Waldorf Astoria, Berlin

The hotel‘s rooms and suites are spacious and elegantly appointed, with views of the city skyline. The interior design is modern and luxurious, the furniture is modern and stylish and offerings are made through various room types, including suites and deluxe rooms.

The hotel‘s facilities include a rooftop pool, a state-of-the-art fitness centre, and a spa. The restaurants offer a variety of international cuisines, and the bar is the perfect place to relax with a cool drink.

The Hotel Barceló Torre de Madrid is the ideal choice for travellers seeking the ultimate in luxury and comfort.

Elephant Hotel, Weimar

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Hubertus Mountain, Allgäu

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Almyra Hotel / Cyprus

Imagine a sanctuary of tranquility that effortlessly weaves the playful humor, chic design, and soulful spirit of Mediterranean hospitality into a holiday experience that is delightfully less ordinary. That is the magic you'll find at the Almyra Hotel in Cyprus.

Occupying an expansive eight acres of picturesque ocean-view gardens, Almyra commands an enviable position on the Pafos promenade. The hotel's stunning location is a mere stone's throw away from the captivating Pafos Castle and bustling harbor, as well as the House of Dionysos, famed for its awe-inspiring mosaics. This prime location offers guests an immersive cultural experience within easy reach of the hotel's luxurious confines.

Beyond the delightful pleasures of its location, the Almyra Hotel distinguishes itself as a holistic haven, boasting a remarkable spa that has earned accolades for its innovative approach to wellness. Six treatment rooms, three spa suites, saunas, steam rooms, a Vichy treatment area, an outdoor pool, an indoor pool, a rooftop yoga deck, sun terraces, and the Eauzone restaurant and bar encompass an immersive wellness journey. Treatments focus on health, beauty, and wellbeing, utilizing products from OSEA's naturally-derived marine-based skincare line, medical-grade offerings from QMS Medicosmetics, and the 'beyond organic' healing energy skincare by ila.

Every room at Almyra is a study in understated luxury, delivering a refreshing escape from the ordinary. Whitewashed walls kissed by waves of bold, dazzling colors shimmer in the Mediterranean sun, providing a striking contrast to the minimalist design. Unexpected touches, such as candle-lit roof terraces and delightful homemade goodies, add an element of surprise that brings unexpected joy to your stay.

Furthermore, an exclusive adults-only wing guarantees a tranquil oasis for guests seeking serene solitude amidst the vibrant ambiance of Almyra.

Waldorf Astoria, Berlin

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AMYTH, Mykonos

It takes just one step across the threshold of WIESERGUT to feel it: a softness in the air, a slowness in time.

Guests gather in the Piazza courtyard, where the sculptural Feuerring becomes the heart of social life. Children swayed in hammocks while we sipped a glass of biodynamic rosé and watched the mist settle into the valley. What impressed us most, however, was the quiet consistency of quality. From the design of the light switches to the sound of the doors, everything is precisely as it should be. The philosophy is felt and seen, it is, above all, a place of calm.

For those seeking movement, the landscape delivers in every season. In summer, 400 kilometers of hiking paths start just outside the door. In winter, WIESERGUT offers direct ski-in/ski-out access to the Zwölferkogelbahn slopes. The new BergGym, accessible even on rainy days, offers Matrix training equipment and a refined aesthetic that mirrors the rest of the house. A private session or a yoga mat in your suite; the choice is always yours.

The Mountain Escape additions, the expansive BergLoft and intimate BergSuite, take privacy and architectural clarity to another level. Though we didn’t stay there this time, we toured them and immediately added them to our wishlist.

WIESERGUT is a rare place, it doesn’t ask for attention, it rather invites presence. Whether you arrive as a family, a couple, or on your own, you leave slower, lighter, and more connected to yourself. Rain or shine.

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MALLORCAN WAKE-UP
*Finca Serena’s Hilltop Haven of Linen, Lemon & Lavender

The morning hits differently here. Daylight spills across your room, warm and golden, wrapping around linen-draped spaces like a whispered promise.

Architect Sergi Bastidas and designer Pilar Garcia-Nieto shaped the estate with a vision deeply rooted in the land. The transformation of the farmhouse evokes a sense of connection to the environment, with 25 individually designed rooms arranged across 40 hectares. Timber beams intersect whitewashed walls, and rustic stone tiles reflect the authenticity of Mallorca’s heritage. Every material and element feels intentional, from the linen-draped windows inviting sunlight to the textures of local craftsmanship that echo the natural surroundings.

The rooms flow with an effortless sense of calm, shaped by high, sloping ceilings and beams that create an open and airy design. Neutral taupe palettes and natural materials imbue the interiors with a tranquil harmony. The terraces and gardens embrace the landscape, offering secluded spaces framed by cypress trees and the soft rustle of leaves. The bathrooms emphasize space and simplicity, with solar-powered showers delivering the luxury of natural light and warmth. Handcrafted wooden accents and black steel details create an environment of understated elegance, where each moment is infused with a sense of mindfulness.

The Jacaranda restaurant provides a culinary experience deeply tied to the estate’s identity. Overlooking the pool, it presents farm-to-table dishes crafted from the freshest produce grown on-site in three thriving kitchen gardens. The menu brings together vibrant flavors inspired by Mallorca’s traditions, with every dish complemented by wines sourced from the island. As the evening unfolds, the setting transforms under the glow of moonlight, creating an unforgettable dining atmosphere.

The pace of life at Finca Serena invites its guests to embrace stillness and restoration. The Wellbeing Sanctuary offers a space to reconnect through yoga, meditation, and soothing treatments. The indoor pool and spa facilities immerse guests in an atmosphere of calm, while outdoor terraces provide spaces to bask in sunlight and quiet reflection. Privacy and serenity weave through every corner, shaping an experience designed to nurture body and mind.

Crafted as a sanctuary for the soul, Amyth Hotel offers a genuine 'at-home' hospitality that encourages you to delve deeper into the mesmerizing facets of Mykonian life.

Envision tranquility defined by boho-luxe decor, the soothing sound of the Aegean Sea, and the warm embrace of the Greek sun. With 17 meticulously designed rooms, each boasting cosy residential amenities and inviting spaces for lounging, Amyth Hotel strikes the perfect balance between chic, modern comfort and the traditional Mykonian laid-back lifestyle.

Breathtaking ocean views, intimate hot-tub sunsets, and sun-soaked terraces with room for cocktails — each of these come standard when you choose to make Amyth your home away from home. For those seeking a private space to celebrate or unwind, Amyth also caters to private party buyouts, making it an exclusive haven just minutes away from the island's most enticing spots.

Food, at its heart, tells a story. Amyth's in-house dining option, the Amyth Kouzina, pays homage to the rich tapestry of authentic Greek and Mediterranean flavors. With an emphasis on contemporary dining and stylish presentations, the menu offers a refined take on timeless classics. The philosophy of the kitchen aligns seamlessly with the ethos of the culture it represents, valuing the therapeutic benefits of sharing and enjoying good food. It is an ever-evolving culinary adventure, with the menu frequently changing to reflect the seasonal offerings and the creative spirit of the kitchen.

When it's time to nourish the soul, Amyth's wellness program offers tailored spa treatments designed to harmonize your spirit and senses. Whether you prefer the serenity of a treatment room or a personalized session with visiting wellness experts, you'll find an array of options to rejuvenate your body and mind.

In essence, Amyth Hotel, Mykonos captures the spirit of the island — laid-back yet luxurious, tranquil yet tantalizing.

ALMYRA, Cyprus

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FORSTHOFGUT, Austria

The rooftop terrace amplifies this energy. Elevated above Berlin’s dynamic streets, the terrace captures a perspective that invites stillness and awareness. The horizon stretches endlessly, and each glance holds the movement of the city below. From morning light to the glow of the evening, this space holds moments that feel curated, yet personal.

Dining at the Waldorf Astoria Berlin takes guests deeper into an exploration of craftsmanship. The culinary approach celebrates flavors with clarity, where each ingredient is presented as an individual statement. The kitchen works with precision, creating dishes that resonate with both simplicity and depth. The dining spaces exist as a continuation of the hotel’s design language, blending architectural intent with an ambiance that inspires connection.

The spa extends the hotel’s philosophy into an experience of rejuvenation. Surrounded by thoughtful design, the spa becomes an escape into stillness. Textures, tones, and light create an environment where the focus shifts inward. Treatments are crafted to evoke presence, while the atmosphere supports a release of tension. The spa transforms time into something fluid, where moments stretch and invite reflection.

Each detail within the Waldorf Astoria Berlin contributes to a narrative of intentionality. The architecture anchors the space, while design, service, and atmosphere create an immersive environment. The location connects to Berlin’s vibrant energy, yet maintains a sense of retreat that feels wholly contained. Guests are invited into a story, where the city’s identity and the hotel’s vision merge seamlessly.

The Waldorf Astoria Berlin offers a space to connect with the city’s creativity, its layered history, and its endless potential. Every element, from structure to service, is executed with precision to honor the essence of Berlin. Within these walls, time feels different, experiences become art, and each stay becomes an exploration of what Berlin can be.

The boutique hotel belongs to the Autograph Collection, with which Marriott offers exceptional, hand-picked hotels with a unique perspective in design, craftsmanship and hospitality under the premise "exactly like nothing else". No Autograph Collection Hotel resembles another. All hotels leave their own mark with a unique differentiator and story.

The Hotel Elephant Weimar is the house of history and has been a place of encounters for more than 300 years. As a hotspot and living room of the city, it inspires travellers from all over the world as well as locals from the city itself.

According to legend, the name of the house goes back to the Middle Ages: At that time, only a few people could read and write, so it was common to name hostels after animals and to attach corresponding symbols to the facade in a clearly visible way for orientation.

The unmistakable charm of the boutique hotel is characterized by timelessly elegant design and classic Art Deco and Bauhaus elements, which come into their own in the 99 comfortable rooms and suites or the public areas. In the lightroom, the heart of the hotel, the focus is on the hotel's own art collection.

Thes pillars of the house can be experienced: art, architecture, music, literature & design.

Niyama Private Islands, Maldives

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Barceló Torre de Madrid, Spain

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Casa Dafne
* Symphony of Luxury and Nature in Sicily


Casa Dafne emerges as a pinnacle of luxury on the South-Eastern shores of Sicily.

Upon entering Casa Dafne, visitors are enveloped in an atmosphere of serene exclusivity. The villa spans a luxurious 100 square meters, complemented by an expansive 60 square meter terrace, all set within a lush 5000 square meter garden that offers a private retreat just steps from the pristine beach.

Casa Dafne invites its guests to engage deeply with the essence of Sicilian life and beauty.

The villa's owner, Donatella di Paolo, enhances the guest experience with personal recommendations that promise authentic encounters with the best of local gastronomy and culture. Her suggestion to dine at Calabistrot in Sampieri epitomizes the local culinary adventure, showcasing the freshest Sicilian seafood in a setting that's both intimate and inviting.

Casa Dafne's design philosophy celebrates the integration of indoor and outdoor living, with large windows framing the sea and various nooks throughout the terrace and garden designed for relaxation and contemplation. Here, every sunset becomes a moment of breathtaking beauty, inviting guests to pause and soak in the tranquility of their surroundings.

Casa Dafne stands as a testament to the enchanting blend of Sicilian culture, nature, and hospitality. Located amidst historical landmarks and natural wonders, it offers a unique experience of luxury travel that goes beyond mere accommodation.

Finca Serena, Mallorca

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AMAN Venice,
Italy