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Grand Hotel Wien

Vienna Austria

The Belle Époque hotel opened in 1870 to much fanfare, drawing the glitterati of Viennese
society. Today, the hotel remains as vibrant as it was during the height of the Austro-Hungarian
Empire. The classically decorated guest rooms have silk-covered walls and antique furnishings.
Dining options include Austrian, Japanese and French. Award-winning Le Ciel has panoramic
views from its 7th-floor terrace. During the warmer months, the terraces of the Schanigarten
are an ideal venue for Viennese coffee, Gugelhupf and people-watching.

Sacher Hotel

Vienna Austria

The Hotel Sacher Wien, which opened in 1876, occupies an enviable spot on
Philharmonikerstrasse directly across from Vienna’s State Opera. Guest rooms are decorated
with antiques, silk curtains and select works from the museum-worthy collection of paintings.
Two presidential suites, Madame Butterfly and the Magic Flute, are as grand as the personages
who have checked in (Indira Gandhi, Queen Elizabeth II, Rudolph Nureyev and Herbert
von Karajan), and both overlook the opera house. The top floor, meanwhile, boasts more
contemporary accommodations, including suites with panoramic terraces.

Park Hyatt Vienna

Vienna Austria

With the finest marble floors, gleaming brass, inlaid mother of pearl, and remarkable Wiener
Werkstätte brooches, this prestigious property exudes a wealth of historic Viennese character.
The 143 rooms, including 35 suites, are equally sumptuous and among the most spacious in
the capital. The service? Perfectly polished. Park Hyatt Vienna is just steps from the “Golden
Quartier” – the city’s pedestrianised luxury shopping district boasting big brands and flagship
stores – and a short walk from the iconic Hofburg Palace.

Hotel Amigo

Brussels Belgium

Sir Rocco Forte spared no expense in order to breathe new life into Hotel Amigo. Under the
direction of designer Olga Polizzi, the clean-lined interiors are a confluence of elegant Flemish
tradition, with refined Belgian linens and embroidered silk curtains. Belgian touches include
Pierre Marcolini chocolates, and Marcel Broodthaers and René Magritte prints. Located
adjacent to the Grand Place, Brussels’ historic central square, the Amigo also has an award-
winning restaurant and martini bar, fitness and business centres and a ballroom.

Hotel D’Angleterre

Copenhagen Denmark

In 1755 a restaurant opened, which went on to evolve into what has long been considered
Copenhagen’s best address. Reborn in 2013 after an extensive renovation, the Hotel
d’Angleterre exudes elegance. The rooms are larger than ever before; unique design touches
include balconies and fireplaces. Also home to the Michelin-starred Restaurant Marchal and
spa with an indoor pool (the only one in downtown Copenhagen), it is famous for its fairy-tale-
like Christmas decorations, making the holiday season one of the most romantic times to visit.

La Réserve de Beaulieu

Beaulieu sur Mer France

In 1880, Pierre Lottier opened an upscale seafood restaurant on the Côte d’Azur, calling it
La Réserve after the tank that stocked the local fishermen’s catch. In 1905, he added ten
luxurious guest rooms and a South of France icon was born. Today interiors are embellished
with Italian décor; the exteriors, like the sun deck with sherbet orange parasols and the
2,000–square–foot outdoor pool. Most guest rooms overlook the Mediterranean and along
the Beaulieu-Sur-Mer coast.

Grand Hyatt Hôtel Martinez

Cannes France

Boasting knockout glamour, this Art Déco leviathan has welcomed princes, playboys and
potentates since the Roaring Twenties. Situated in a prime location overlooking the Bay of
Cannes and the Mediterranean Sea, guests can skip out of the marble lobby directly onto
the Croisette, the world’s most talked about promenade. It features Cannes’ only two-star
Michelin restaurant, La Palme d’Or, named after the highest prize awarded at the famous
Cannes Film Festival, Concierge Clés d’Or and The Spa L’Raphael.

Bristol

Paris France

Opened in 1925, Le Bristol is one of six hotels in Paris awarded official “Palace” status.
Don’t miss the top-notch 3-Michelin Star restaurant Epicure and Café Antonia for afternoon
tea and Fashion Saturdays. There’s also Le Bristol by La Prairie spa and indoor roof-top pool.
Le Bar du Bristol is the place to be seen in Paris in the evening: rendez-vous for Speakeasy
nights and DJ’s sets. The hotel is close to outlets for some of the world’s best fashion houses
and art dealers.

Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme

Paris France

A favourite among A-list celebrities, Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme oozes classic luxury and
unparalleled elegance. This historic building with flamboyant Asian-inspired interiors is an
unforgettable destination in the City of Lights, ideal for strolls down the Champs-Élysées,
picnics at the Tuileries Garden, or a visit to the world-famous jewellers of Place Vendôme.
Discover Michelin-starred cuisine in a contemporary setting at Pur’, where Chef Jean-François
Rouquette offers innovative gastronomic style where simplicity becomes synonymous
with purity.

Prince de Galles

Paris France

Prince de Galles is a smart, compact, and extremely stylish 1920s hotel on Avenue George V,
in the heart of the 8e designer district. The spirit of its original Art Deco design is displayed
throughout the 159 rooms, many of which overlook the quiet, central courtyard. The
eponymous Prince de Galles d’Or suite, a swanky, spacious affair awash in black and gold
details, features a gold leaf-plated oak headboard and a fully-furnished terrace. La Scène, the
hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant, serves stunning gastronomic cuisine.

Ritz

Paris France
The iconic Paris grande dame has been restored to its former Belle Époque glory after a
interior renovation by acclaimed architect, Thierry W. Despont. Book your next stay in one of
the luxurious rooms and suites, including the historic Prestige Suites named after the hotel’s
most illustrious former guests (Coco Chanel, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Marcel Proust). There are
three new restaurants, gorgeous gardens and terraces with retractable roofs and heated floors
(designed to be enjoyed all year-long) and CHANEL au Ritz Paris, the signature Spa. A discreet
underground tunnel is for guests who value the utmost in discretion.

Hotel De Paris Saint Tropez

S a i n t Tro p e z Fr a n c e

At the centre of the village on the emblematic Place de la Gendarmerie, Hotel de Paris-
Saint-Tropez is your invitation to happiness, refinement and luxury. The hotel offers elegant
rooms and suites, an open-air swimming pool, a gourmet restaurant - Le Pationata, with an
exclusive gastronomy and caviar menu and the Les Toits Lounge Bar which serves a tasty
lunch menu and selection of detox smoothies, Champagnes and signature cocktails all day
long. The hedonistic Spa by Clarins is fantastic.

Royal Riviera

St Jean Cap Ferrat France

The Mediterranean Sea is omnipresent at this hotel on France’s Cap Ferrat peninsula, the
turn-of-the-century playground for the royal, rich and famous, which remains an exclusive
getaway today. Built in 1904, it blends palace grandeur with the intimacy of a boutique
property. The expansive deck is nestled in the heart of aromatic gardens; a tranquil spot for
afternoon tea or evening cocktails. The hotel has a private beach, where a host of water sports
are available to guests.

Terre Blanche Hotel Spa Golf Resort

To r re t t e s Fr a n c e

Terre Blanche Hotel Spa Golf Resort offers the finest in luxury, serenity, sport and well-being.
The domain of 750 acres is designed as a charming Provencal village with magnificent views of
medieval villages, lush surrounding landscape and mountains. The hotel features luxurious and
spacious suites and villas, connected by meandering garden walkways and private terraces -
some villas boast a private Jacuzzi or pool. Terre Blanche has recently joined the distinctive
European Tour Destination world class venues, offering the best golf experience in the world.

Chateau St Marten & Spa

Saint-Paul de Vence France

The Château Saint-Martin & Spa is a luxury sanctuary where the charm of historic Provence
blends seamlessly with elegant contemporary lifestyle. Set amid picturesque rocky hills and
olive groves, this inspirational hotel is distinguished by spectacular panoramic views and
features 46 well-appointed rooms, suites and villas. The hotel has a spa, a magnificent infinity
swimming pool and a choice of three restaurants for you to dine at. The two Michelin-Starred
Restaurant Le Saint Martin serves the finest cuisine.

Grand Hyatt Berlin

Amsterdam Netherlands

A design hotel with an artful ambience and Asian Bauhaus style, Grand Hyatt Berlin is
located in the vibrant city centre near the Potsdamer Platz and the Brandenburg Gate, ideal
for business and leisure travellers alike. An abundance of paintings and sculptures scattered
throughout the public areas give the hotel plenty of contemporary visual appeal. Seasonal
dishes with an international twist as well as authentic sushi are prepared in front of diners in
an open show kitchen at the Vox Restaurant.

Hotel Adlon Kempinski

Berlin Germany

The legendary Hotel Adlon has become synonymous with graceful elegance and regal
hospitality. Ideally located in the heart of the vibrant Berlin, this iconic property with stunning
rooms and suites exudes the ultimate in opulence, style and sophistication. The Adlon’s true
hallmark, however, is its unique and unsurpassable aura of tradition and modernity. Four
outstanding restaurants – two of which provide views of Brandenburg Gate - offer divine
dining experiences. The Adlon pool and gym along with the Adlon Day Spa epitomise the
height of indulgence.

Hotel De Rome

Berlin Germany

Hotel de Rome is set in a 19th-century bank building in Berlin’s Mitte neighbourhood. Its spa
is located in what used to be the vault, and the Opera Suite is sure to impress. The rooms,
with their high ceilings and high-tech amenities are the perfect merging of old and new, while
the restaurant features a thoroughly modern take on time-honoured Mediterranean. Children
receive a special welcome: complimentary food and drink for the under-six set, designated
swim time, and a personal invitation to bake cookies in the hotel’s kitchen.

Hotel Bayerishcer Hof

Munich Germany

Originally conceived by King Ludwig I, the Bayerischer Hof is one of Munich’s most legendary
hotels. History and contemporary flair mingle with easy elegance. Its iconic Blue Spa, offering
barbecues in summer and a unique ice bar in winter. The newest restaurants, Atelier and
Garden, are by interior designer Axel Vervoordt, who also devised the Cinema Lounge;
complete with its own Night Club with live Jazz, five restaurants, six bars and theatre. It
is a self-contained haven that draws celebrities and heads-of-state. Top-floor suites offer
breathtaking views, private spa access, terraces or open fireplaces.

Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa

Baden Baden Germany

Baden-Baden is Germany’s most renowned wellness city, and this hotel is an urban oasis set
in a private park. The medical spa boasts a team of German doctors, who oversee everything
from preventive check-ups to nutrition coaching. There are also two beauty spas specialising
in Asian and South Pacific therapies. The Brenners Park-Restaurant sets a romantic tone, with
deep-red walls and glittering chandeliers, but it’s the two-Michelin-star food by head chef Paul
Stradner that makes it the area’s top-rated restaurant.

Hotel Königshof

Munich Germany

Munich’s Karlsplatz is the city’s largest square and always buzzing with locals and visitors
(during the winter, an ice-skating rink delights). Hotel Königshof is envied for its location on
it (the square’s proximity to the train station and main shopping thoroughfare are two more).
The property is a favourite for special events, particularly at night when the private salons
offer stunning views of the illuminated Frauenkirche cathedral. The restaurant itself attracts
residents and guests alike for Michelin-starred cuisine based on local ingredients.

Hotel Grande Bretagne

Athens Greece

Offering old-fashioned romance and contemporary comforts, including a rooftop restaurant
and pool, plus a spa, Hotel Grande Bretagne boasts breathtaking views of the fabled Acropolis,
regal Syntagma Square and the original Olympic Stadium. Escape to the GB Spa Athens for a
signature massage and beauty treatment or an indulgent respite in the Thermal Suite, there’s
a 24/7 Fitness Studio too. There are 261 rooms and 59 suites, all with restored antique
furniture and chandeliers. The vast Royal Suite and Presidential Suite have bathrooms
extravagant beyond belief.

Grand Resort Lagonissi

Attica Greece

Grand by name and by nature, the Grand Resort Lagonissi is nestled on the Athenian Riviera, a
72-acre peninsula south of the Greek capital. Bungalows and suites are positioned to take full
advantage of the classic Aegean vistas. Ten restaurants, including an acclaimed Italian inspired
eatery and the open-air Greek Galazia Akti, accommodate any palate. The Thalaspa Chenot
takes an Eastern approach to holistic and relaxation treatments. Private sandy coves surround
the hotel for those who want a day alone.

Elounda Bay Palace

Crete Greece

Set on twenty acres of landscaped gardens overlooking Mirabello Bay, on Crete’s northeast
coast, the Elounda Bay Palace is a haven for watersports aficionados. There is a fully
equipped activities centre offering sailing, water-skiing, windsurfing, jet skiing and scuba-
diving excursions. For a more relaxed pace, the resort features private sand beaches, several
swimming pools and the al fresco lunch restaurant, Ariadne Tavern. The sparkling panorama
takes centre stage at the open-air Sail-In Bar. The experienced concierge team arranges
everything from babysitting and beauty salon services, to helicopter or private jet hire.

Elounda Beach Hotel & Villas

Crete Greece

As the first hotel on Crete’s northeast coast, this resort is considered one of Greece’s finest.
The property includes several mini-resort-like clusters, like the Yachting Club, whose state-
of-the-art bungalows have electric sliding glass doors and retractable television screens, and
the Ambassador’s Bungalows, with private gyms. There are also multi-room villa options for
families. There’s a supervised kid’s programme and water sports and movie screenings in an
open-air theatre for teens. Adults can enjoy the peace and quiet at spa Espace Vitalité Chenot
or a quiet meal at one of nine world-class restaurants.

Belvedere Hotel

Mykonos Greece

Expect glamour and romance at Hotel Belvedere, a collection of seven delightful whitewashed
buildings nestled on a hill overlooking Mykonos town and the Aegean Sea. The rooms and
suites are bright white retreats highlighted, by the use of dark wood. With stylish aquamarine
accents, shiny marble floors and mosaics, every room and suite has a terrace, ideal for
sunbathing, dining and those quiet romantic moments. With two inspirational restaurants,
two cocktail bars, a spa, and a state-of-the-art fitness centre, the hotel is a stylish refuge, just
a five-minute walk from the lively town.

Chromata Up-Style Hotel

Santorini Greece

Perched on the side of the cliffs in picturesque village of Imerovigli, Chromata Up-Style Hotel
has the most breathtaking views of the volcano and the Aegean Sea. New chic interior design
brings new meaning to boutique living as does the sublime infinity pool and the gourmet
restaurant. The rooms and suites are intimate enclaves providing privacy and comfort, each
one benefitting from their own veranda or terrace. Enjoy a romantic candlelight dinner at
Chroma Up-Style Restaurant, set by the infinity pool with magnificent views over the caldera.

Hotel Santa Caterina di Amalfi

Amalfi Italy

Opened in 1904 as a humble guest house, the Hotel Santa Caterina has since transformed into
one of the Amalfi Coast’s oldest grand hotels. Owned and managed by the same Gambardella
family for more than four generations, interiors are embellished with 19th-century antiques
and hand-painted ceramic tiles, and the exteriors with centuries-old gardens and sweeping
views of the Bay of Salerno. Elevators cut into the rocks sweep guests to a private beach club
complete with a large saltwater pool. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton stayed here, as did
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt.

Villa d’este

Cernobbio Italy

Villa d’Este occupies an enviable spot on Lake Como, amid 25 acres of luxuriously landscaped
park. Accommodations are divided between two historic mansions, with each room uniquely
decorated. Exquisite details include period furnishings, silk-brocade drapes and oil paintings.
But what keeps the loyal clientele returning time and again is the unmatched service. The
gracious staff handle requests from appointments for squash games to a private boat tour
of the lake’s notable villas, with equal dedication. Guests also love the award-winning Beauty
Centre, as well as the “floating” pool.

Hotel Helvetia & Bristol

Florence Italy

The blink-and-you-miss-it entrance and understated façade of this gem in the city’s centro
storico provide an air of exclusivity. Portraits of Italy’s 17th-century aristocracy cast a watchful
eye over the hotel’s grand entrance hall, which opens into a charming Belle-Époque winter
garden. A sweeping, wide staircase leads to the guest floors, each of which is filled with
antique furniture and ornaments. From the enormous portrait windows of the fifth-floor
suites, Brunelleschi’s famous cupola atop the Duomo appears within touching distance—a
classic view of Florence.

Hotel Savoy

Florence Italy

The most stylish room at Hotel Savoy is the new Repubblica Suite. The Brunelleschi and
Signoria Suites come with walk-in wardrobes and lavish Carrara marble bathrooms, Turkish
baths, king-size beds and silk duvets. There is no spa, but Brunelleschi and Signoria boast
their own private steam rooms. The hotel has one of the best-equipped hotel gyms in the city
(with a great view) and an excellent restaurant too. ‘Irene’ offers local cuisine, supervised by
internationally renowned Chef Fulvio Pierangelini.

Sina Villa Medici

Florence Italy

The Sina Villa Medici is famous for hosting aristocrats and celebrities, from the Shah of Persia
to Luciano Pavarotti. With its pretty garden and outdoor pool, it’s a tranquil haven, far from
the madding crowd. The rooms are handsome and spacious. Most have a private terrace or
balcony, and the best come with outdoor hot tub and open views of the Florentine skyline.
Dine in the chandeliered dining hall or the plant-filled conservatory overlooking the grounds –
romantic in the evening with myriad soft lights and flickering candles.

The St. Regis Hotel

Florence Italy

The St. Regis Florence is a historic palace designed by Brunelleschi in the centre of Florence,
located along the Arno River. Taste the delicious cuisine of the Michelin-starred restaurant,
Restaurant Winter Garden by Caino, home to an innovative cuisine concept from classic
Florentine recipes to tastes from the Mediterranean. Iridium Suites Spa My Blend by Clarins is
blissful. Guests staying in Premium Deluxe Arno River View Rooms and all suites get their own
butler who can be contacted 24/7. For fashionistas there is the austere Bottega Veneta suite.

Mezzatorre Resort & Spa

Ischia Italy

Just eighteen (sea) miles from the bustling port of Naples, and a ferry ride from glamorous
Capri, Ischia offers a welcoming relaxed pace and has historically served as a health retreat.
The resort makes the most of its natural setting, both above and underground. Guest rooms
are tucked into seventeen acres of pine wood forest whilst the island’s thermal hot springs,
with healing properties, flow into three water therapy pools, the volcanic mud is used in spa
treatments. Outdoor enthusiasts are also drawn to the hiking paths, with sweeping sea views.

Armani

Milan Italy

The Armani Hotel Milano with 95 guestrooms and suites is in the heart of Milan’s world
famous fashion district. A lift takes guests to the seventh floor, where the hotel lobby is
located. Designed by Giorgio Armani, interiors are minimalist and sophisticated (think mother-
of-pearl doors, the beige leather-lined walls). In-room iPads control lights, curtains, music and
temperature. Located on the top floor of the hotel, the spa comprises a gym (personal trainers
available), pool, steam and sauna, treatments and a private suite for couples.

Grand Hotel Et De Milan

Milan Italy

History, charm and refinement are a perfect combination for this 18th-century mansion best
known as the Milanese house to Giuseppe Verdi, the adored composer. Guest rooms are
located only a minutes walk to La Scala Opera House, The Duomo Cathedral and the Galleria
Vittorio Emanuele and feature parquet floors and 18th-century moldings. The gourmet
restaurant, Don Carlos, is intimately decorated with paintings, and welcomes guests for dinner
and post theatre supper. The Caruso restaurant is informal and offers al fresco dining on a
veranda overlooking Via Montenapoleone.

Palazzo Parigi Milano

Milan Italy

Meticulously re-constructed on the former site of the historical Palazzo Cramer from the
1600, the Palazzo Parigi Hotel & Grand Spa is set in the heart of Milan, in the fashionable
Brera District. Facing a private park and surrounded by residences, banks and offices, it is close
to the glittering shopping district Via della Spiga, art galleries, bars and night spots. Designed
by Pierre Yves Rochon, featuring a classic style of the ’30 with a private garden and fountain,
the new palace hotel embodies the very best of Milanese style with subtle French influences.

Park Hyatt Milan

Milan Italy

Set in a classical palatial building with Ed Tuttle designed interiors, the luxurious Park Hyatt
Milan is impeccably located in the heart of city’s famous fashion district, just steps from
the Teatro alla Scala opera house. The elegant private terrace of the hotel’s top floor suite
overlooks the Duomo cathedral and Milanese skyline. The hotel’s spa features a whirlpool
bath comprised of 250,000 mosaic pieces embellished with 24-carat gold leaves while the
Michelin-starred VUN Andrea Aprea boasts innovate gourmet Italian entrées.

Le Sirenuse

Positano Italy

The Sersale family, owners of Le Sirenuse, the legendary Amalfi Coast hotel, has had many
illustrious guests. The chic resort has sumptuous sea-facing bedrooms, a small but beautifully
presented spa and Michelin-starred restaurant, which boasts an exceptionally romantic
candle-lit dining room with creeper-clad walls, white tablecloths, plus a fabulous champagne
and oyster bar for added decadence. Little wonder it is popular with honeymooners, well-
heeled couples and occasional celebrities. The majolica tiled rooms are filled with museum-
worthy antiques and it is only 5 minutes from the beach.

Hassler Roma

Rome Italy

Sitting at the top of the Spanish Steps, the Hotel Hassler is one of city’s most iconic properties
and nearly as photographed as the famous attraction itself. The interiors recall the stately
elegance of the interwar years, with Pompeian red furnishings and gold detailing. Imàgo
restaurant boasts panoramic views of the Pantheon, Aventino Hill and the Borghese Gardens
through picture-frame windows on the sixth floor. Nestled in the heart of the hotel is the
romantic Palm Court Garden, an open-air courtyard that is perfect for sitting with a chilled
Italian wine.

Hotel de Russie

Rome Italy

The Hotel de Russie is the place to be seen in Rome. Frequented by fashion and film people,
well-heeled tourists and style-conscious business travellers, the hotel is a beautiful piazza,
where many Romans come to enjoy an aperitivo. This gives the hotel a wonderful cosmopolitan
buzz. Drink and dine alfresco at the Stravinskij Bar (known for its cocktails) and Jardin de
Russie restaurant. The hotel offers one of Rome’s best spas with a hydro pool, Jacuzzi, sauna
and gym. The Nijinsky Suite is the best and boasts a magnificent private terrace.

Rome Cavalieri Waldorf Astoria

Rome Italy

Perched high above the city, Rome Cavalieri offers everything from museum-quality artworks,
to Rome’s leading gourmet rooftop restaurant, La Pergola, (the fiefdom of Heinz Beck). There’s
three outdoor swimming pools, an opulent Ancient Rome-themed Grand Spa Club and fitness
facilities, Pilates and yoga rooms, plus two clay tennis courts. Each of the 345 bedrooms has
its own private balcony and the suites occupy the top two Imperial Club floors. Opt for a
“Rome View” room when booking. A free shuttle bus takes you into the centre and back.

The Aldrovandi, Villa Borghese

Rome Italy

Perched above the Eternal City in the exclusive, residential Pinciano neighbourhood, Aldrovandi
Villa Borghese is a palatial retreat that feels a world apart from the crowded piazzas of the
Italian capital, yet within walking distance to many city highlights. Overlooking the Borghese
Gardens, the former convent is dressed in marble and chandeliers. Dine at Assaje Restaurant
by one Michelin-star resident chef Claudio Mengoni, and two Michelin-star executive chef
Andrea Migliaccio. With Mytha Spa and a private shuttle to whisk guests straight to the
Spanish Steps, this urban retreat is fabulous.

Grand Hotel Continental Siena

Siena Italy

This hotel earned the appellation grand in 1904, when the queen of Italy, Margherita of
Savoia, chose it as her residence in Siena. Today the 17th-century palazzo continues to attract
elite visitors with its Renaissance architecture adorned with original frescoes and priceless
antiques. The 51 guest rooms have Carrara-marble bathrooms and Chinese porcelain lamps,
while the interior courtyard and bar area are covered with glass dome that lets in natural light.
Wine aficionados rejoice, courtesy of the 3,000-bottle wine cellar.

Belmond hotel Cipriani

Venice Italy

Transport yourself into a realm of vintage glamour. One of Venice’s most celebrated, Belmond
Hotel Cipriani, has a commanding position on the tip of Giudecca Island with panoramic views
across to Piazza San Marco and the islands beyond. Explore aboard the hotel’s private boat, a
splendid wooden vessel commanded by a knowledgeable captain, available upon request. The
hotel boasts lush private gardens and a large Olympic sized heated outdoor pool, a Michelin-
starred restaurant and Casanova Wellness Centre. Set on Giudecca Island, a five-minute boat
ride from St Mark’s Square.

Hotel Danieli

Venice Italy

With its heritage setting on Riva degli Schiavoni, Hotel Danieli dominates the Venetian
lagoon. Essential to the Danieli experience is its rooftop Restaurant Terrazza Danieli, with its
spectacular views of the Grand Canal. The palatial atmosphere of the hotel and its suites and
rooms, house a rich collection of precious art and antiques, artfully blended with contemporary
comforts to indulge the wishes of cultured global travellers. There are no specific facilities
such as a pool or spa.

The Gritti Palace

Venice Italy

The majestic Gritti Palace is known for impassioned service, a delectable culinary experience
and an exquisite spa. The sumptuous and refurbished 61 rooms and 21 suites are filled with
precious antiques, paintings, objets d’art and beautiful fabrics and showcase Venetian period
splendour. The best of the Grand Canal-view suites are the Hemingway, Pisani, Terrazza and
Somerset Maugham. Sample delectable culinary experiences at the new Epicurean School and
the Club de Doge restaurant - one of the most beautiful dining rooms in the city.

Grand Hotel Quisisana

Capri Italy

Located in the heart of Capri, the Grand Hotel Quisisana is synonymous with island glitz,
having attracted an exclusive crowd since opening in 1860. The sun-drenched bedrooms are
a study in understated elegance, with mostly white walls, floors and furnishings emphasising
the blue ocean views. Dine at acclaimed restaurant RendezVouz, with an entrance directly on
the glamorous Via Camerelle, or at the poolside Colombaia Restaurant, both offering Italian-
inspired cuisine and an excellent wine list. It also has tennis courts, swimming pools, library
and a theatre.

Principe Forte Dei Marmi

Forte Dei Marmi Italy

This modernist luxury resort sits a few blocks back from the chic promenade of the beachside
playground of Forte dei Marmi - one of the most beautiful coasts of Tuscany. It has a decadent
beach club with butler-served day beds and a small, but excellent, destination spa. The 24
rooms here have large floor-to-ceiling windows, huge beds, and glassed-in bathrooms. The
Sky Bar is a wonderful spot for a sunset cocktail and there is even a private luxury yacht that
one can rent.

Grand Palace Hotel

Riga Latvia

Riga has always acted as a meeting point between East and West. Riga’s 15th-century Old
Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site; its architectural treasures include medieval churches
and the Riga Opera House. Amidst its cobblestone streets is the Grand Palace Hotel, which
occupies a mansion that was built in the manner of a Russian tsar’s court. Its grand front doors
lead to a lobby illuminated by crystal chandeliers. Subtle grandeur continues in the guest
rooms, which feature a refined palette of pale blues and golds.