A place of stillness, space and timeless elegance.
Hidden within the untouched landscape of southwest Menorca, Vestige Santa Ana is a historic 18th-century estate reimagined as an exclusive private luxury residence. Set within more than 200 hectares of Mediterranean nature, the property offers complete privacy and a profound sense of calm, where heritage and contemporary comfort exist in perfect balance.

Vestige Santa Ana is not a conventional hotel, but a private retreat designed for sole use. The meticulous restoration preserves the soul and architectural integrity of the original finca while introducing a refined, understated luxury. Natural stone, wood, soft textures and a muted colour palette define the interiors, creating an atmosphere that feels grounded, effortless and deeply connected to its surroundings.


Generous living spaces flow seamlessly onto terraces, courtyards and gardens, blurring the boundary between interior and exterior life. The rhythm of the house follows the Mediterranean climate, encouraging long outdoor meals, slow afternoons by the pool and quiet moments shaped by light, silence and open space. Vestige Santa Ana offers a setting equally suited to shared experiences and personal retreat.

One of the estate’s most remarkable qualities is its proximity to the coast. The iconic Cala Macarella and Cala Macarelleta, among Menorca’s most beautiful beaches, are within walking distance. Crystal-clear waters, fine sand and protected nature make them ideal for unhurried days by the sea, while the finca itself remains a secluded sanctuary far removed from any sense of bustle.

Vestige Santa Ana is created for travellers who value discretion, authenticity and a deep connection to nature. Families, groups of friends or creative retreats will find a place where time slows and quality takes precedence over excess. A dedicated concierge service can arrange bespoke experiences, from private chefs to tailored excursions, always in harmony with the calm and considered spirit of the house.
Vestige Son Vell is an exclusive boutique hotel set on a historic rural estate in western Menorca. Surrounded by gardens, olive groves and open countryside, the hotel offers a calm and refined retreat defined by Mediterranean clarity and space.

The property is based on a restored 18th-century manor house and former agricultural buildings. Traditional architecture is paired with natural materials and understated contemporary interiors, preserving the estate’s character while adding modern comfort.
Vestige Son Vell features 34 rooms and suites, located in the main house and adjacent buildings. Many categories include private terraces or garden areas. Interiors are light, minimal and designed for relaxed, long stays.


Grand Suite – generous in size, offering maximum privacy and the most attractive outdoor spaces, ideal for extended in-room living.

Dining focuses on seasonal Mediterranean cuisine with strong local roots. Sa Clarisa serves relaxed daytime dishes, while Vermell offers a refined evening menu. Ingredients are sourced locally and, where possible, from the estate’s own gardens.


The historic town of Ciutadella is approximately 20 minutes away. The small cove Cala Son Vell lies within walking distance, offering quiet access to the sea away from busier beaches.

Vestige Son Vell stands for understated luxury, privacy and a strong connection to nature. The pace is slow, the setting authentic, and the experience defined by calm, space and discretion.
The new Seegut Zeppelin, which opened its doors on 6 May 2024, is located in the middle of an old landscaped park directly on Lake Constance. The hotel buildings clad in glazed spruce wood around the Villa Gminder in Friedrichshafen-Fischbach are just 50 metres from the shore. The modern solitary buildings blend discreetly into the protected park. Inside, the surrounding nature is impressively restaged through wall-high windows. The furnishings are based on natural materials and high-quality design; the cuisine is based on an innovative concept with a vegetarian focus. The name of the hotel is Seegut Zeppelin.
The Seegut Zeppelin is one of the few hotels on Lake Constance that is located directly on the shore and has its own access to the lake. Generosity, space and outstanding interior design characterise the four modern stand-alone buildings that surround the listed Villa Gminder.

The 62 rooms, reception, bar and wellness area are located in the new buildings. The function rooms are spread across the new buildings and the villa. Inside, views of the lake, the park and the fruit and herb garden open up again and again. Brand-name furniture from Freifrau and the Stuhlmanufaktur horgenglarus make the hearts of design lovers beat faster. Home textiles made of linen and cotton create a link to the textile manufacturer Gustav Gminder, who once had the villa built in the centre of the complex.
All rooms at the Seegut have a balcony or terrace. We particularly recommend the forest rooms in Haus August or the park rooms in Haus Helene, as they offer a marvellous view of the lake. The rooms are furnished with great attention to detail. Silver fir panelling, oak floorboards and lime plaster create an atmosphere that reflects a refuge in the middle of nature. Here I can come to rest and enjoy the time. Mindfulness is very important here, especially in our fast-moving times.


Villa Gminder is home to the Pinus restaurant, named after an impressive black pine tree between the restaurant and the lakeshore. The cuisine at Pinus has a clear vegetarian focus and places the sharing principle at the centre, with different components served at the same time.

The wealthy textile manufacturer Gustav Gminder from Reutlingen had secured a marvellous lakeside property for his family’s “summer retreat” on the shores of Lake Constance in Fischbach. The well-known architect of the time, Theodor Fischer, was commissioned to design a villa. In 1929, the Evangelical Deaconess Institution bought the property and operated it intermittently as a hospital, convalescent home and later as a holiday and conference centre. In 2014, the Deaconess House found new owners: Luftschiffbau Zeppelin GmbH acquired the property and operated it as a holiday and conference centre through a subsidiary. However, due to the outdated building fabric and the existing room structure, the guest house could not be run profitably. A new design was therefore considered, with which the Plösser architects’ office from Friedrichshafen was commissioned. At the beginning of 2016, the Fennel family won the tender to run the guesthouse with their sustainability-focussed concept.

The hotel’s special location in the middle of a protected landscape park means even greater responsibility towards the surrounding nature. Care is taken to ensure that the shore area is only moderately frequented all year round and, in particular, that the peace and quiet of the wild birds wintering in Fischbach Bay is not disturbed. The eastern part of the park is separated by a hedge of wild shrubs and is reserved exclusively for flora and fauna.
Exquisite location and green oasis
The Küglerhof rises majestically at an altitude of 700 metres in Dorf Tirol and offers a breathtaking view over the entire Etschtal valley. Set on 4 hectares of land, away from noise and stress, it offers an oasis of peace and relaxation. Numerous hiking trails invite you to stroll through the picturesque landscape directly from the hotel, while the cable car to the Muthöfe is just a short walk away. Guests can also use the village bus to get to the centre of Dorf Tirol or even as far as Meran. Surrounded by apple orchards and meadows, the Küglerhof offers absolute peace and tranquillity. The garden with pond invites you to linger, while newly added amenities such as the open barbecue further enhance the experience of nature.

Stylish design and elegance
The Küglerhof presents a natural beauty and a new concept of “barefoot luxury” without “bling-bling”. The rooms are designed close to nature and furnished to a high standard, with every detail selected with love and care. A pleasant ambience with natural materials and soft colours creates an atmosphere of inner contemplation for body and soul. Under the direction of owner Karoline Dilitz, the Küglerhof was designed in a lodge style and harmoniously furnished. Every detail has her personal touch, from the unusual furniture to the matching details that characterise the ambience of the hotel. The light-flooded restaurant inspires with surprising, atmospheric details and uses fine, natural materials and stylish furnishings that follow the principles of feng shui.

Best Room Suite XL
Particularly noteworthy is the new Suite XL with a generous 60m², which offers a separate dressing room, a living room and a spacious sleeping area with a breathtaking view directly from the bed. From this exclusive suite, you can quickly and comfortably reach the pool via the terrace to take your first dip in the morning and enjoy the tranquillity of nature.

Culinary delights and treats for the palate
The Küglerhofs kitchen is the pride of the house, under the direction of Patrick Kreidl and his team, who focus on uncompromising product quality and local ties. The excellent slow-food cuisine offers a culinary journey for gourmets and connoisseurs. With attention to detail, dishes are served at both breakfast and dinner that will tantalise the senses. The Chef’s Choice menu is available for those who are undecided. In the afternoon, tapas & drinks can be enjoyed by the pool, while an extensive selection of wines rounds off the culinary experience.

Relaxation and recreation in the spa area
The spa area at the Küglerhofs is a place of deep relaxation and recuperation, designed with wood, natural stone and glass. Four saunas, including a Finnish sauna, a steam bath, an organic hay sauna and a herbal sauna, as well as a Kneipp trail and a whirlpool, which is flooded anew for each guest, offer a wide range of opportunities for regeneration. Massages can be booked daily. A self-service pool bar, a large garden with orchard and a panoramic relaxation room with sun terrace create a harmonious and relaxing atmosphere for body and soul. An in-house library is also available for guests to browse through in peace and quiet.

Gran Hotel Mas d’en Bruno: A Luxurious Retreat
Discover the Essence of Luxury at Mas d’en Bruno
Nestled in the heart of Priorat, Gran Hotel Mas d’en Bruno invites guests to experience a lavish retreat amidst breathtaking landscapes and world-renowned vineyards. Boasting 24 elegant suites, this boutique hotel offers an unparalleled getaway where guests can disconnect and indulge in exclusivity.
Immersing in Priorat’s Wine Region
Embrace the allure of Priorat’s wine country with a stay at Mas d’en Bruno. Surrounded by hectares of prestigious vineyards, this historic estate offers a full range of amenities including vineyard tours, exquisite dining experiences, a luxurious spa, wine tastings, and more. The dedicated team ensures every guest receives personalized attention, making their stay truly memorable.
Experience opulence in Bruno’s Suite, the crown jewel of Mas d’en Bruno. This presidential suite features a private dining room, dressing area, Roman bath, and a cozy fireplace. Guests can also retreat to their own private garden accessed through original arched doors, making for an unforgettable stay.

Indulge in a gastronomic journey at Mas d’en Bruno’s restaurants, Tarraco and Vinum. By day, savor Mediterranean and Italian-inspired cuisine at Tarraco, while Vinum offers an elevated dining experience with chef’s tasting menus paired with fine wines curated by the head sommelier.

Escape to the expansive infinity pool nestled amidst nature between the hotel’s buildings. Guests can unwind in private cabanas, taking in panoramic views of vineyards while enjoying a refreshing dip or simply basking in the serene ambiance.

Embark on a journey of relaxation at the hotel’s spa, where ancient archaeological elements blend seamlessly with modern comforts. From heated pools and jacuzzis to hammams and saunas, guests can indulge in a range of treatments designed to revitalize both body and soul.

Antarctica is a mythical and awe-inspiring destination. The coldest, driest, windiest, most remote place on Earth – it’s the closest you’ll feel to being on another planet.
The area White Desert operates within was discovered by a Norwegian expedition in 1930, claimed by Norway in 1939, and declared a dependency of that nation in 1949. Named in honour of the then Norwegian queen, the region is perfectly situated for exploring the interior of the continent.
It takes us 5-hours by private charter flying from Cape Town and landing on the private blue ice runway, Wolf’s Fang.
Whichaway, the flagship camp is located 170 kilometres (105 mi) from the coast and sits at 100 meters (330 ft) above sea level. Echo Base is situated further inland around 100 kilometres (62 mi) from the coast and at 1130 meters (3700 ft) above sea level.
Several countries operate science research bases in the territory, such as Neumayer-Station III (Germany), Novolazarevskaya Station (Russia), SANAE IV (South Africa) and Maitri (India). White Desert use our operations infrastructure to support many of these teams, transporting around 150 scientists each year.

Inspired by the seminal age of Space exploration, Echo sits in quiet solitude encircled by pitted rock formations. Echo is as close as you can get to feeling like you’re off the planet without leaving Earth.
The space-age design of the ‘Sky Pods’ makes them look like they’ve been beamed down from Mars. Futuristic and luxurious, the six bedrooms are created from composite material with floor to ceiling windows allowing guests to soak in the moon-like landscape beyond.
Original photos taken from the International Space Station (ISS) by former Commander, White Desert guest and retired astronaut, colonel Terry Virts will be featured in each pod.
“The mountains are the most beautiful I have seen across Earth, Venus and Mars.”
says Virts

Perfect for exclusive use groups and catering for up to 12 people, Echo allows guests to combine an ultra-luxury experience with a once in lifetime adventure on the 7th Continent. As with all White Desert’s camps, Echo is designed to be dismantled, leaving no trace on the Antarctic landscape.

Whichaway is the flagship camp and sits on the shores of one of the freshwater lakes of the ice-free Schirmacher Oasis.
6 heated ‘polar pods’ are designed with cutting-edge exteriors and old-world interiors that conjure up images of Antarctica’s rich heritage of exploration. Our guests really love to sit back and chat in the communal lounge, library and dining area which is a wonderful space to relax with amazing views.
Savour gourmet meals prepared by your private chef, enjoy a sauna with view of the glacier, sip cocktails by the fire, and cross off bucket list adventures like visiting the South Pole, ice climbing, hiking over ice waves, and coming face-to-face with 28,000 emperor penguins.

White Desert is founded by record-breaking polar explorers and our goal has always been to create a positive impact on Antarctica’s future. We do this through a number of endeavours including setting science-based targets in line with the Paris Agreement and the UK goal “Net Zero by 2050”.
Carbon Neutral since 2007, White Desert is the first Antarctic operator to trial Sustainable Aviation Fuel on the 7th Continent, with the aim of reducing the overall volume of carbon produced from our operations.
Over the last 5 years, White Desert also diversified and, rather than just taking tourists into Antarctica, they now deliver over 150 scientists to their research bases each season. This allows scientific research to continue using shared and efficient logistics.
The Ambiente™ Sedona offers discerning guests an immediate nature experience. Located on the edge of Red Rock State Park, the architecturally interesting resort is a modern and elegant retreat surrounded by stunning scenery. The landscape hotel is the first of its kind in North America. During construction, careful attention was paid to disturbing the surrounding natural environment as little as possible. Respect for the land and the flora and fauna it contains is evident throughout the property. For example, the restoration of an ancient watercourse was included in the design, which guests can admire as a calming production.
Also in the furnishing of the residential units, emphasis was placed on transferring the original beauty of Sedona to the interior of the rooms. The interiors are designed with casual elegance. The 40 atriums are decorated in soft earth tones, and floor-to-ceiling windows offer 180-degree views of the national park and iconic red rock formations. Each atrium is luxuriously appointed and features a rooftop deck, fire pit, and day bed. Thus, they can enjoy the outdoors without sacrificing the comfort and style of your atrium. The modern ambiance of the hotel is uncompromising and authentic. The location in the “Red- Rock-Statepark” is unique. Thus, contemporary luxury and the natural environment combine in a harmonious way.
Escape to the private rooftop terrace of your accommodation, where you can make yourself comfortable on the lounger while the fireplace chases away the cold. Dive into the night sky with a glass of wine and the sea of stars that stretches above you. Sedona is one of only 20 certified “dark sky communities” in the world that offer a particularly impressive view of the night sky.

The cozy Star Reflection Atriums are located in the center of the grounds where several streams converge, giving you easy and convenient access to the Forty1 restaurant and serene pool.
Life is water and water is life. It is said that the sound of water directs the neural waves in our brain, helping us find peace. Is it any wonder that 50% of the world’s population lives near or around water?
A simple push of the bedside blackout curtains opens your Creekside Reflections atrium to the IMAX-like scenery of flowing streams around you. These atriums also feature a rooftop terrace and a creekside terrace for stargazing and tranquility at night.


The Creekside Reflection Atriums are centrally located between the lagoon, near the Welcome Center and Velvet Spa, and within walking distance of the Forty 1 restaurant and quiet pool.
Push the button for the blackout curtains on your bed, and the view is revealed to a backdrop of manzanita, juniper, Arizona cypress, sycamore and ponderosa pines. If you’re lucky, you’ll also be able to observe native wildlife through picture windows.

Views from the pristine Coconino National Forest to several iconic Red Rock formations, flowing streams and the resort’s serene pool.
The location of your atrium was chosen to reveal unforgettable views of Sedona and the entire property.
When you wake up in the morning, and all they do is open the blackout curtains, the view opens up to the Coconino National Forest, the iconic red rock formations and flowing streams that immerse you in the nature around you.


Watch the horizon as an afternoon thunderstorm moves over the mountains, or catch a winter snowfall dusting the Sedona Red Rocks. Venture up the spiral staircase to your private patio and enjoy special delicacies and drinks next to the fire pit while admiring the incredible play of color as the sun rises and sets over the red rock landscape.
Here you will be spoiled with an extensive A La Carte breakfast that leaves nothing to be desired. In the evening seasonal menus with matching wine accompaniment are offered. The food is organically grown in the Verde Valley. Of course, there is also an extensive vegan menu.

Whether you enjoy sumptuous lunchtime dining or prefer light cuisine, the poolside restaurant has something for everyone. Indulge in fresh juices, homemade cocktails, local beer or wine while enjoying a front row seat to breathtaking views of Red Rock.
Awaken your senses at the Velvet Spa. A variety of traditional treatments and massages await you in the relaxing atmosphere of the spa area.


The outdoor pool invites you to relax in the sun and let your eyes wander into the distance.
Imagined by the global architecture firm BIG | Bjarke Ingels Group designed Hôtel des Horlogers for architecture and nature to be one, complying with Minergie Eco Standards. Thanks to an avant-garde concept, visitors are immediately immersed in the natural environment of the Vallée de Joux, one of the cradles of Swiss complicated watches. BIG conceived the hotel so that all the rooms would offer a breath-taking view over the Risoud forest. Departing from the usual codes of hotel architecture, the building consists of slabs descending towards the valley and tilting slightly to embrace the topography while creating a continuous path into nature.
Inside AU*M breaks down boundaries, allowing harmony to arise between architecture and nature. The interior concept is inspired by a walk through the Risoud forest. An interior passageway follows the hotel’s atypical zigzagging structure and connects the 50 rooms, varying into different categories, from the Valley Guest Room to the Signature Suite. The hotel also encompasses two restaurants and a bar open to everybody, a wellness area with two treatment rooms, a hammam, a sauna, a relaxation space, one sensory shower and a fitness room as well as three seminar rooms. The two restaurants take their guests on an exclusive culinary journey and impress with the use of local products and ingredients, enhanced by a selection of regional wines as well as locally brewed beers. In addition, the hotel has its own fruit and vegetable garden.
As a meeting place for locals, mindful travellers in search of the power of nature, watch, architecture and food lovers, Hotel des Horlogers invites visitors to connect with nature, make time for yourself and the things that matter. Its sustainable approach encompasses local partnerships to reduce its carbon footprint, support local communities and participate in the region’s economy.
All 50 rooms have a large bay window which offers a breathtaking view over the Risoud Forest. The rooms and suites meet the highest standards of eco-responsible tourism and present a warm and welcoming decor with raw materials from the region. They are equipped with contemporary design furniture and sophisticated comfort.

The Ecohotel El Agua is located in the middle of a beautiful natural landscape in the quiet historic village of Arico el Nuevo in the south of Tenerife. Based on the ideas of holistic health and healing, naturopathy and mindfulness, a wide range of therapies are offered. The most important therapies include deep fasting and regenerative autophagy with medical support, as well as cryotherapy, the targeted use of cold to achieve therapeutic effects. The offer ranges from yoga and Pilates to vegan nutrition, various relaxing and therapeutic massage techniques such as Shiatsu, breathing exercises and meditation. Hydrotherapy, a particularly gentle treatment option, is also used for regeneration. A stay at the Ecohotel will help you in transforming your mind and in rejuvenating your body.

The resort has been designed with a very natural and unique aesthetic line and places great emphasis on sustainability, which can be felt and seen in all areas. The opening of the first villa is planned for June 2022. In the 80 square metres villa with infinity pool and jacuzzi, you can retreat on 200 square metres of private terrace and garden to enjoy silence and to reconnect with yourselve. At the same time, you can choose from a wide range of holistic integrative medical therapies or explore the extraordinary surroundings.
Nestled in a quiet corner of the EcoHotel El Agua, the wellness spa offers guests a sanctuary of serenity during their stay. Admire the views of the cascading ravine beneath the hotel’s feet as you relax in the saltwater jacuzzi. Those looking for an exciting way to stimulate circulation will enjoy the chilly temperatures of the plunge pool. Meanwhile, behind the elaborately carved wooden door, guests can soothe tired muscles in the sauna, enjoy moments of unwinding in the hammam and sample a menu of treatments inspired from all corners of the world. Man’s love affair with the sauna is an enduring, worldwide relationship that dates back to antiquity. As soon as man discovered how to create fire, he wasted no time in discovering how to benefit from its warm embrace. It is universally human to seek refuge in the warmth of a sauna. Although the concept has its roots deeply intertwined with Scandinavian culture, every civilisation has its own version. From Turkish hammams and Japanese onsen to Mexican temazcals and Russian banyas, humans have sought heat for healing and purification since the dawn of time.
The mission is to offer guests a holistic wellness experience from the moment they set foot in the hotel. Based on the practices of Hippocratic medicine and integrating the sacred teachings of Eastern and Western medicine, the aim is to harmonise mind, body and spirit. In this way, problems are adressed at their root, allowing the body to regain balance and heal itself. Anthony Picq, founder of NAOKŌ healing hotels, parent company of EcoHotel El Agua, believes that the body can regain optimal health with the right healing protocols, he is the one who brings the hotels philosophy to life. As a naturopath, phytotherapist and self-taught hygienist, Anthony has instilled these practices into a wide range of treatments.
With elements of wabi-sabi and Feng Shui design, the spa reflects the relaxing, minimalist aesthetic of Villa Olivo and its surroundings. Natural hues and handcrafted artwork in the corners soothe racing thoughts. The design details reflect a wellness journey that spans the globe. From the woodwork preserved using the Japanese Shou sugi ban method to the Moroccan-inspired architectural forms used to create the hammam, ZIRĀ studios (the brainchild of Anthony Picq) have created an opulent oasis of calm.
Ecohotel El Agua is the first design hotel to offer a comprehensive holistic range of integrative medical therapies.
The main therapies include:
4 holistic health programs:
In the south of Italy in the Sassi of Matera, UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993, the Sextantio Le Grotte della Civita was constructed as a cultural project of restoration of ancient caves. With the project, the Sextantio Group and the Cathedral Society want to honor the historical heritage. The buildings and caves now serve as spacious, romantic boutique rooms and suites and impress with authentic romance. The suites and common room in the Cripta della Civita, an ancient rock church, offer breathtaking views of the Gravina stream against the backdrop of Murgia Park.



Culinary wishes remain unfulfilled at Sextantio Le Grotte della Civita. The day starts with a hearty breakfast on the terrace overlooking the dramatic landscape. The famous bread of Matera, freshly baked focaccia, homemade sweets, fresh seasonal fruit, mozzarella, ricotta, natural yogurt and delicious jams are supplied by the organic farmer in the area.
At the exclusive dinner, by candlelight, flickering fireplace and classical music, local wines and traditional dishes of Matera are served in the rock church. Under the guidance of a talented cook from Matera, you can learn the ancient art of making homemade pasta according to authentic recipes. The deconsecrated 13th century church can also be booked for a private dinner for 2 – a suggestive and distinctly romantic experience in a mystical setting.
The cave 13 or better known as the honeymoon suite, it is the only cave that extends over several levels: about 80 square meters, divided between a gallery sleeping area with large window and balcony with panoramic views of Murgia Park, living room and bath in a romantic exclusive cave with fireplace.
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