THE EXCLUSIVITY
CAP SA SAL LUXURY
An exclusive holiday destination in Costa Brava where the sea and the mountain carry out the framing of an unrepeatable landscape.
THE EXCLUSIVITY
CAP SA SAL LUXURY
An exclusive holiday destination in Costa Brava where the sea and the mountain carry out the framing of an unrepeatable landscape.
Luxury for the senses.
The hotel is the ancient abbey of Santa Maria de Retuerta, founded at the end of the 12th century.
The beautiful surroundings, the aroma of the vineyards, the absence of noise, fresh air, the wellness facilities
and the restaurant offer makes the stay at this hotel a true unique experience.
http://www.abadia-retuerta.com
the 27-storey 314-room Oasia Hotel Downtown is a breath of fresh air and welcomed greenery in Singapore’s Central Business District. A true respite in the city, the tropical skyscraper is refreshingly sleek inside, thanks to the modern functionalist style of architect and renowned designer, Patricia Urquiola.
The living, breathing vertical garden is a remarkable combination of lush foliage, copper, wood and stone. Filled with picturesque sky gardens, terraces and green screens, the hotel is as inviting to the flora and fauna as it is to visiting guests.
1898 THE POST is an intimate hotel in a stunning beautiful & historical landmark in the heart of Ghent and its channels; a truly remarkable pretty town in Belgium.
http://www.zannierhotels.com/en/
BAUMANIÊRE: A family-run hotel located in Les-Baux-de-Provence, a rocky mountain range in the Provence.
The hotel is well-known for its unique location but it’s famous for being the home of the
restaurant l’Oustau de Baumaniere, an historic monument of haute cuisine.
With three provençal farmhouses, a 17th-century manor, a villa, several swimming pools as
well as a spa, the Baumanière embodies the Mediterranean art de vivre.
SEVEN PARK PLACE
Seven Park Place by William Drabble was launched in September 2009 and was awarded one Michelin star only one year after opening and four AA Rosettes.
In Seven Park Place William Drabble has created his own inimitable style menu, influenced by classic French cuisine, using the best British ingredients and taking inspiration from the seasons. Of course, like any great chef, William has his signature dishes, poached native lobster tail with cauliflower purée and lobster butter sauce springs to mind.
The design and décor of Seven Park Place is an elegant and intimate space, with only 26 covers and nine tables. The restaurant uses rich colours and natural fabrics in bright, jewel inspired colours, to produce a stunning backdrop for the perfect dining experience.
Bambu Indah is a radically distinctive boutique hotel in Ubud (the cultural & spiritual heart of Bali), carefully curated by an internationally renown jewelery designer from Canada long term based in Bali, named John Hardy who is also the owner of an ecological foundation in Bali.
Eleven antique Javanese bridal homes were brought to Bali, restored, and decorated with the finest details.
Bambu Indah is available to travelers seeking unique experiences while being comforted by the luxury of a superb and breathtaking natural enviroment and luxurious service of a surprisingly intimate hotel.
Discover the exclussive Copper House & the Moon House.
Discover the tree top houses, the amzing bambu lift bringing you 50 meters inside the mountain down to the river Ayung where the new hotel area has expanded with various natural pools, lush green vegetation and a nice small restaurant and bar.
For the co-editor of this blog, Alex Seno, this is arguably the most surprising ecological luxury ressort ever experienced, and have come to Bali twice, just for the sake of repeating a stay in such a genuine highlight; worth-it once in a life time if you are adding on top the fabulous hospitality, gastronomy, sensitivity for details & beauty of the Bali countryside and its inhabitants.
It may well take at least 3 to 4 days to discover and to enjoy all the little hidden corners around the ressort.
Walk 51 miles through the stunning Somerset countryside of the Quantock Hills, the Brendon Hills and Exmoor, a landscape that inspired Coleridge to produce some of his best known work.
From Nether Stowey on the Quantock Hills, where Coleridge lived for three years, walk:
You will travel through a variety of landscapes: heathland, moorland, deciduous & coniferous woodland, farmland, deeply wooded valleys and historic villages with expansive views over the coast towards Wales. Most villages along the route have at least one pub to provide you with welcome refreshment. There are also a number of delightful tea rooms and village shops to visit.
The Coleridge Way can be completed over six consecutive days, making it ideal for an excellent walking holiday. Stay for a few days and enjoy the high quality bed and breakfast accommodation along the way, all offering a friendly welcome and some providing a luggage transfer service to make your break even more relaxing.
The full guide: