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Manyara Tree Lodge – Lake Manyara, Tanzania – Rooms 10 (Ref: 2036) In the remote southern end of Lake Manyara National Park, northern Tanzania cradled in the boughs of an ancient mahogany forest, Lake Manyara Tree Lodge blends into the natural beauty of its breathtaking surroundings.The only lodge in the National Park, it offers an exclusive wildlife experience. |
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Woodbridge Hotel – Tasmania, Australia – Rooms 9 (Ref: 2287) Woodbridge sits in a spectacular riverfront position, in the small rural town of New Norfolk. The Georgian mansion was built by convicts in 1825, and transformed into a unique small luxury hotel. The Derwent Valley is a food & wine lovers paradise. Woodbridge on the Derwent offers 9 stylish suites. |
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Alila Ubud – Ubud, Bali – Rooms 64 (Ref: 2019) Alila Ubud is a tranquil and secluded hillside retreat that sits high up on the edge of the rich green Ayung River valley in Bali’s central foothills. The resort is located just minutes from Ubud, the island’s cultural heart and is a blend of contemporary design and traditional Balinese architecture |
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Anniska & Liakoto – Messinia, Greece – Rooms 22 (Ref: 2283) Annìska and Liakotò are nestled on the seafront in the idyllic village of Kardamyli, where the Taygetos Mountains roll into the crystal clear Mediterranean Sea. Known in ancient times as a place of spiritual healing, modern Kardamyli still promises a holiday filled with peace and tranquillity. |
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Aquapura – Douro Valley, Portugal – Rooms 71 (Ref: 2073) Aquapura Douro Valley Hotel is a beautiful blend of traditional architecture and contemporary design. Its blissful atmosphere is achieved through its location,overlooking the flowing waters of the Douro Valley. it’s Portugal’s sexiest spa retreat, where style and relaxation go hand in hand. |
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Baghvan – Madhya Pradesh, India – Rooms 12 (Ref: 2029) With its open rooftop machans and large wooden decks that overlook the shady nullah, guests to Baghvan Pench Jungle Lodge are constantly immersed in the sights and sounds of the Indian jungle. |
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