Set against a dramatic stone bluff overlooking the turquoise waters of Portici Beach, this intimate resort is the sister hotel to Silversands Grand Anse and the epitome of Caribbean island escapism.
Perched on a cliff above the Bay of Naples, the Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria is one of Sorrento’s most storied hotels. Opened in 1834 and still family-owned, it combines classic Italian elegance with sweeping sea views, peaceful citrus gardens, and a prime location in the heart of town. Historic charm, warm hospitality, and effortless access to Capri and the Amalfi Coast make it a standout stay on the Sorrentine peninsula.
Rarely does a destination so effortlessly capture the essence of its surroundings as Cap St Georges Hotel & Resort. It’s not just the commanding Mediterranean Sea views or the centuries-old olive trees dotting its gardens that give this place an unmistakable magic — it’s the way the entire resort feels like a celebration of all things Cyprus.
Maxx Royal Bodrum, on Turkey's Aegean coast, truly lives up to its name, taking all things luxury to the max with its exquisite offerings.
Set in a quiet valley surrounded by the forested hills of Hoa Binh Province, Avana Retreat has been designed with care for its natural setting and respect for local heritage. It offers space to pause, walk, and connect with a landscape shaped by forest, rice terraces and mountain communities.
Viceroy Bali is a family-run, all-villa retreat perched above a lush river valley close to the centre of Ubud. Each of the 40 villas offers a private heated pool, elegant Balinese design, and tranquil gardens. Enjoy panoramic valley views, luxurious amenities, and warm, personalised service in a serene oasis.
Shinta Mani Angkor is one of the most stylish hotels in Cambodia, a tranquil Bill Bensley–designed retreat set close to the vibrant cafés, markets and energy of Siem Reap's French Quarter.
A bold new arrival on Barbados’ Platinum Coast, Blue Monkey delivers boutique luxury with a contemporary edge. This all-suite hideaway pairs sleek design with curated experiences, from its private beach club on Paynes Bay to rooftop cocktails overlooking the Caribbean.
Bungaraya Island Resort sits on the northern edge of Gaya Island within the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, just off the coast of Kota Kinabalu. Accessible only by boat, it is surrounded by protected rainforest and fronts a quiet, curved beach overlooking the South China Sea, where the resort focuses its conservation efforts both above and below the waterline.