Stunning new ‘no news, no shoes’ resort by Six Senses
Six Senses have opened a fabulous new property, Soneva Kiri, Koh Kood, on one of the most pristine and untouched islands on the south coast of Thailand. 29 oversized pool villas are set along the beachfront or hillside with outstanding views out to sea. They are hugely spacious and simple, yet at the same time sophisticated, blending perfectly with the beautiful, rustic environment. In addition there are the fabulous Beach and Hilltop Reserves and Retreats.
Each Villa comes with personal Mr and Ms Fridays who provide the very best service in typical Thai tradition. Dining is an integral part of your stay at Soneva Kiri with an abundance of locally grown fresh produce and menus created by a three Michelin star chef. A family friendly resort which has The Den, a child’s dream play area located in a uniquely-designed building with a sting-ray shaped dome. This property combines the best of luxurious design with cutting edge eco-concepts. An exclusive, luxurious and relaxed island resort surrounded by tropical landscapes, clear waters and white sandy beaches.
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Magical Morocco
La Mamounia, the legendary Moroccan Palace has recently re-opened after a 3 year restoration project led by internationally acclaimed interior designer, Jacques Garcia. Centrally located on the edge of the walls of the old city of Marrakech within 17 acres of stunning 200 year old gardens containing century-old olive trees, fruit trees and flowers, this is a wonderful oasis from the hustle and bustle of this magical City.
There are 136 stylish rooms and 71 suites which include 3 Riads each with three bedrooms, private terraces, Moroccan salons and a private swimming pool. Facilities include; 4 restaurants including two signature restaurants under the exceptional skill of two 2 Michelin Star chefs, an indoor and outdoor pool and of course the stunning La Mamounia Spa, which beautifully fuses the traditional with the modern.
Enjoy a long weekend at this fabulously exotic destination which is a favourite both with the G&T team and their clients! |
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Jumby Bay, Antigua re-opens following $28 million
transformation
In June 2008, on the heels of being named the World’s Best Caribbean Resort by readers of
Travel + Leisure, the lush, private island resort off the northeast coast of Antigua closed for a
$28 million transformation. Just over a year later, work is complete, with Jumby Bay having
re-opened on November 1, 2009. The transformation includes a new spa and resort dining
experience, the complete redesign of guest rooms and 28 new suites, as well as the addition
of new luxury Estate Homes. Call us for more details. |
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Four Seasons Hotel Beirut - Opening January 2010
Unabashedly modern, Four Seasons soars skyward above city and sea at the edge of the Mediterranean.
From stylish comforts to the see-and-be-seen rooftop terrace, where guests can swim high in the sky or celebrate till sunrise, it brings the best in the world to Beirut, nicknamed the Paris of the Middle East. With its deft, friendly, genuine personal service, this much-anticipated landmark experience immerses you in Beirut’s rich sophistication in a way never before possible. A hotel whose time has come in a destination striding confidently into the future. |
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Mexico’s hottest new resort
Capella Pedregal, a dramatic, 66-room Cliffside and Beachside Resort and Spa, opened in Cabo San Lucas in July 2009.
With a stunning location in a secluded cliffside setting where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez, the Capella Pedregal affords a highly personal service, beautifully designed rooms, fine dining and a 12,000 foot state of the art spa. Each guestroom – regardless of size – boasts a private plunge pool and one-of-a-kind ocean views.
The resort is within walking distance of the town’s marina, yet Pedregal feels as secluded as any exclusive Los Cabos hotel. The only way to access the 24-acre property by car is through a private tunnel the developers carved through the mountain that divides this part of the Pacific Coast from downtown Cabo. |
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