The high Al Hajar Mountains provide the setting for Alila Jabal Akhdar; a seductive resort offering captivating views and enchanting design touches.

Amangalla lies at the heart of this UNESCO World Heritage Site adjacent to the Dutch-era Groote Kerk.

The hotel’s architecture echoes the domed style of the Borobudur Temple whilst tranquil water gardens set the tone for a stay of calming contemplation.

‘Peaceful dream’ by name, Amanruya rests on a quiet hillside above Mandalya Bay on the northern coast of the Bodrum Peninsula.

A contemporary retreat embracing the rich cultural heritage of Greece

Widely recognised for its feats of architecture and illustrious establishments, Dubai certainly doesn’t do things by halves. And this might be its most soaring and extravagant venture yet.

Passing through beautiful bucolic olive groves sits a citadel-inspired playground of whitewashed stone walls; inside, content couples and fun-loving families coexist in harmony.

Tended to by local virtuosos all willing to share their crafts, this 18th century farmhouse thrives in quiet equilibrium with nature for a stripped-back and soothing retreat.

A pinnacle of privacy for the deep-pocketed looking to escape from it all; this paparazzi-free playground invites the elite to throw on the flip-flops, discover new skills, and let their authentic selves roam free.

An alpine escape for the mind, body and soul, the fifth European resort in the coveted COMO group’s portfolio blends the thrills and chills of ski-in ski-out access with a dedicated wellness resort.

With Greek-chic style, tempting homegrown fare and even a couple of the archetypal wind-traps, the only Mykonos trademark sacrificed here is the wild party-sphere. 

Renovated under the Belmond brand, Cap Juluca stands as a magnificently modern reimagination of one of the most legendary retreats in the Caribbean.