Marco Island Florida is perfectly situated at the northernmost point of the incredible Ten Thousand Islands. This spectacular destination lies just south of Naples and is the perfect place for everyone to experience some of the fantastic Florida sun.
The New York Palace Hotel known for its elegant accommodations with breathtaking views and unrivaled service. The landmark 1882 Villard Mansion and world renowned courtyard incorporates motifs from several 15th Century Italian cathedrals and serves as the entranceway to a contemporary 55 story tower.
Escape to The Cove! An oasis of style and sophistication, The Cove Atlantis is the island’s most fashionable and chic escape. A decidedly upscale guest experience makes every moment extraordinary, from the exquisite open-air lobby to beautiful ocean view suites to the exclusive amenities offered.
An urban masterpiece, Savannah is America’s best walking city, a living museum that is the largest National Historical Landmark District: 2.5 square miles hold more than 2,300 significant colonial and Victorian homes and buildings, most of them lovingly restored.
Petite Anse on La Digue is a long beach, which is located just next to the famous Grand Anse beach. There are nearly no trees, which could give you the possibility of hiding from the strong sun on La Digue, but some people built little huts out of old leaves, which give you protection. Free of charge, of course!
A very nice hotel for your stay on La Digue is Le Domaine de L’Orangeraie.
A good road trip combines colorful history, awe-inspiring scenery and a sense of adventure. Here are some of our top ten best drives.
The Setai Miami Beach, Florida Created by Adrian Zecha, the visionary who developed Amanresorts, The Setai, a GHM Hotels property, brings Asian tranquillity, sensuous luxury, and passionate service to Miami’s South Beach.
Situated on oceanfront Collins Avenue in the heart of Millionaire’s Row, Fontainebleau Miami Beach is one of the most historically and architecturally significant hotels on Miami Beach. Opened in 1954 and designed by Morris Lapidus, it was the most luxurious hotel on Miami Beach, and is thought to be the most significant building of Lapidus’ career.
