White Elephant Nantucket Island
The White Elephant has graced Nantucket’s harbor since the 1920s. Oozing maritime character, this unique hotel spa blends island charm and eclectic design with sophisticated amenities and cuisine.
The White Elephant has graced Nantucket’s harbor since the 1920s. Oozing maritime character, this unique hotel spa blends island charm and eclectic design with sophisticated amenities and cuisine.
Welcome to Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui, Thailand. A far from-it-all slope resort on the otherworldly Gulf of Siam. Extensive Thai villas are wrapped in tropical enclosures, rationed coconut forests and the amphitheatre of sky, ocean and islands. Delight in the backwoods spa. Feast at hillcrest or beachside. Sprinkle in the private street. Furthermore investigate an immaculate universe of sunny shores, reefs, rainforest and daylight. Rejoice in the numerous faces of Thailand.
Located on the tranquil island of Anguilla in the Caribbean, The Cuisinart Resort & Spa is a refreshingly stylish and distinctively Mediterranean-influenced beachfront resort and spa offers guests spacious, luxurious accommodations, uncompromising quality and exemplary service.
As its name implies, Las Ventanas al Paraiso, A Rosewood Resort, is a window to Paradise. A Ty Warner Property and one of the most acclaimed resorts ever, Las Ventanas has redefined luxury and pampering, reaching out with special touches that are the hallmark of refined hospitality. The desert beach resort in Los Cabos captivates its guests with expansive suites, a world-class spa, inspired cuisine and an intoxicating ambiance.
If there’s no traffic then it’s about a two and a half hour drive from Manhattan to Montauk. And to everybody going there, it’s well worth the trip. Montauk is on the easternmost part of the South Fork of Long Island, New York. It’s where New York State Route 27 ends. This can be especially true if you decide to take a detour or two along the way. Although the beaches are beautiful, and the fishing is fine (Montauk’s the fishing capital of the world), a lot of people seem to end up, at one time or another, at the Montauk Point Lighthouse.
The Ocean House, one of New England’s last grand hotels, re-opened its doors in June 2010 after a $140 million rebuild and restoration. The 136-year-old property, originally built just after the Civil War, is perched high on the bluffs in Watch Hill, Rhode Island. Guests enjoy views of the Atlantic Ocean, Montauk and Block Island from the resort’s 49 guestrooms and 15 signature suites.
Voted one of the World’s Best by Travel + Leisure Magazine in 2011, Inn by the Sea is Maine’s premier luxury beach destination. All 57 guest rooms, suites and cottages have been designed to pamper you with comfort in a sophisticated palette of deep red, cognac and charcoal with maple furnishings and locally commissioned artwork.
Located in Mid-Beach—the historic “heart of Miami Beach” between South Beach and North Beach—on a 3.5-acre private enclave stretching from Collins Avenue to the ocean shoreline, The Miami Beach EDITION is not merely a boutique hotel.