Bora Bora, French Polynesia
The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort
Bora Bora's most extravagant villas—some of the largest overwater retreats in the world—arranged around a private lagoonarium.
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201 hotels found
Bora Bora, French Polynesia
Bora Bora's most extravagant villas—some of the largest overwater retreats in the world—arranged around a private lagoonarium.
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Chiang Mai, Thailand
Lanna-style pavilions and pool villas arranged around working rice terraces in the Mae Rim valley, with water buffalo and mountain mist as neighbours.
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London, United Kingdom
A fashion-fluent Knightsbridge grande dame with a rooftop pool above Hyde Park and one of London's most stylish bar scenes.
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Anacapri, Italy
Anacapri's art-filled palace above the crowds, pairing two-Michelin-star dining at L'Olivo with the island's most famous seafront lunch at Il Riccio.
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Aix-en-Provence, France
An all-suite pavilion hotel set within the Château La Coste estate, where working vineyards double as an open-air museum of contemporary art and architecture.
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St. Moritz, Switzerland
A castle-like 1912 grand hotel in its own quiet valley outside St. Moritz, with a private ski lift onto the Corviglia slopes.
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Vouliagmeni, Greece
The storied Astir Palace peninsula on the Athens Riviera, revived by Four Seasons with pine-shaded bungalows, private beaches and mid-century glamour.
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Marrakech, Morocco
Marrakech's legendary 1923 palace hotel, wrapped in centuries-old royal gardens, Art Deco-Moorish interiors and Churchill-era glamour.
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Uluwatu, Indonesia
A clifftop villa estate on the Bukit Peninsula where Italian tailoring meets Balinese craft 150 metres above the Indian Ocean.
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Muscat, Oman
Oman's ceremonial palace-hotel of 1985, set between the Hajar Mountains and its own bay, with one of the Gulf's most magnificent domed lobbies.
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Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Town's blush-pink grande dame of 1899, set in nine acres of gardens beneath Table Mountain and famous for its extravagant afternoon tea.
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Funchal, Portugal
Madeira's clifftop institution since 1891, famous for subtropical gardens, saltwater pools and afternoon tea above the Atlantic.
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