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Legendary hotels
In this part of the world, people live longer. In the Mediterranean, Sardinia—recognized as a “Blue Zone” thanks to its healthy and balanced lifestyle—offers an authentic and rejuvenating getaway. Nestled between the maquis and the deep-blue sea, here are five luxury hotels in Sardinia where you can experience the very essence of this Italian island.
An Andalusian palace once frequented by the royal family, a Cistercian abbey surrounded by vineyards, a trendy hotel in the heart of Madrid, a 14th-century manor house in the Mallorcan countryside, or a castle at the foot of the Tramuntana Mountains: here are 5 hotels for an unforgettable wedding in Spain.
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The famous Barrière Group hotel, located across from the Palais des Festivals, has reigned over the Croisette for nearly a century while keeping pace with the times.
Not far from the French Quarter, The Roosevelt is a privileged witness to the city’s history. Every nook and cranny of this New Orleans hotel evokes the past, lulled by the echoes of jazz’s heyday. Let’s take a closer look at this legendary address, which has been combining luxury and elegance for over a century.
A timeless palace, a refuge for the stars and a mecca for Tropezian nightlife, Le Byblos is all these things. More than fifty-seven years after its inauguration, Saint-Tropez’s legendary address cultivates its uniqueness, somewhere between a grand luxury hotel and a “village” with a family spirit.
On the west coast of the “island of eternal spring”, the Ritz-Carlton Abama, a Tenerife hotel with the look of a Moorish fortress, transports you far beyond the island of the Canary archipelago. It’s as if the world stood still, time suspended in flight, far from the crowds.