Luxury Hotels

The Magical Belle Mont Farm, St. Kitts

Belle Mont Farm, St. Kitts:

Surrounded by Kittian Hill’s 400 acres of lush rain forests, organic farmland, and pristine beaches, Belle Mont Farm, otherwise known as “Beautiful Mountain”, is a luxury Caribbean resort in St. Kitts. The expansive property features private guesthouses, farmhouses, and villas that include modern conveniences, plush bedding, open verandas, and unparalleled views of the area. The Eco-friendly hotel serves the freshest produce delivered directly to the accommodation’s front door and includes a sprawling organic farm offering a range of tropical fruits.

Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu Resort Maldives

On one of the most beautiful of all the islands in the Maldives, in the Baa Atoll, lies Coco Palm Dhuni Kohlu. A rich, emerald tropical gem overlooking a crystal clear blue lagoon, fringed by ivory white beaches – the ultimate hideaway. Just 30 minutes by seaplane from Male’ International Airport, arrival is an exhilarating journey in itself, sweeping over the natural beauty of the islands and the aquamarine ocean for the most magnificent views.

A chic New York hotspot Gansevoort Park Avenue

Gansevoort Hotel Group outpost in New York City after our flagship Meatpacking District location that served to help define a neighborhood, Gansevoort Park Avenue offers downtown edge with an uptown sensibility. Boasting 249 luxury rooms and remarkable suites, most with lofty ceilings, Juliet balconies, and five fixture bathrooms – the property perched on the corner of 29th Street and Park Avenue couldn’t be more centrally located.

Inn at Spanish Bay

The Inn at Spanish Bay is tucked between Del Monte Forest and the Pacific shore among groves of tall Monterey pines, The Inn at Spanish Bay offers a luxurious enclave of 269 guest rooms and suites for golf enthusiasts and relaxation seekers alike. Inviting accommodations and genuine hospitality create an indulgent retreat after a day experiencing the incomparable Pebble Beach Resorts.

Elbow Beach Bermuda

From pristine pink sands to pastel houses in carefully preserved colonial towns; Bermuda is a cosmopolitan, exotic and above all well groomed destination.
The ocean is a constant feature of each day’s activity, even if you are simply gazing over the Atlantic azure or dining on that morning’s fresh catch. On the reefs around Bermuda’s 62 mile (100 kilometer) coastline lie over 400 shipwrecks, creating a fascinating underwater history of the island. The snorkelling and scuba diving are world class.