OUR HANDPICKED HOTELS
We sleep our way through the world's top destinations to find you the best & most beautiful hotels. Find here our favorite rooms with a view.
Casa Luum
Once an old ruin at the end of a dirt road, this minimalistic architectural home is nestled among wildflowers and hundreds of olive, almond and cork trees. Casa Luum is a project designed by the architect Pedro Domingos, a Portuguese rustic retreat located in the region of Algarve, in Portugal, an area known for its beautiful sandy beaches and Mediterranean cool airs. The style stands out for being a modern construction of neat geometry, large windows and bright white walls.
Casa Cat Ba
Casa Cat Ba is a private beachfront hideaway on Isla Holbox, Yucatan, Mexico.
It is a 5 rooms-only villa, dedicated to offer the highest level of personal services to its guests.
Casa Cat Ba is an exclusive and authentic intimate Mayan-style villa, redesigned with local materials, natural colors in a Wabi-Sabi style. The design mood of the hotel is exotic, stylish, minimalist and Bohemian Chic. Vintage furniture, local handcrafts and worldwide artwork give the place a personal and unique touch.
Habitas Tulum
Located between the jungle and the Caribbean Sea in the beachside town of Tulum, Mexico, Habitas Tulum sits on an acre of land with the destination’s only secluded beach. Built from the ground up in collaboration with local carpenters and artisans, Habitas Tulum is the flagship hotel of the lifestyle brand Habitas, founded by Eduardo Castillo, Kfir Levy and Oliver Ripley.
Barefoot Luxury São Vicente
Synergy is the word that defines the Barefoot Luxury project on the island of São Vicente.The villas are located in the bay of João d'Evora, on the island of São Vicente, near the old colonial capital, Mindelo. Villas in Cape Verde allow you to enjoy a wild environment.
Captains Rest
Perched on the edge of the world, this oceanfront cottage in Lettes Bay Tasmania was built for those of us with a romantic disposition, and a penchant for dramatic sights. Australian designer Sarah Andrews turned what was once a dilapidated shack into the Instagram worthy property it is now, furnishing the house with an eclectic mix of antiquities – from portraits to sailing gear –that make its interiors as mesmerizing as the landscapes outside. Use it as a home base to explore the vast expanse of Tasmanian wilderness or stay in, fireside, and contemplate the water with a cup of hot brew in hand.
Casa la Distancia
Casa la Distancia is nestled on the hill overlooking Playa Mermejita and Punta Cometa, the southernmost point in the state of Oaxaca. The home is also a short walk from Playa Rinconcito in Mazunte. While the house is just a short walk to these three beaches, once on the home’s expansive wooden deck, overlooking the tree canopy and the coastline, you truly feel alone in nature. In late July, butterflies abound, fluttering above the canopy. Dozens of different birds fly past each day, singing their respective songs, and the ocean waves are not far in the distance.
La Bionda
Nestled in the middle of Begur town and a stone throw’s away from the most awe inspiring calas of the Costa Brava, lies the refined and ultra-cool new hotel La Bionda. The building, originally from the XVII century, was beautifully reimagined and redesigned by Quintana Partners and owner Carla Lloveras.
The Surfrider
With the goal of reminding their guests what freedom of soul and spirit feels like, The Surfrider is the place where California dreams come true. Check in to this 20-room hotel for the ultimate surf retreat getaway, family staycation or even posting up to work-from-hotel.
PALM hotel
With jet lag setting in after a four hour drive from Colombo airport, our early morning arrival at PALM was a little blurry but I do remember feeling at home straight away - perhaps it was the juice laced with vodka (recommend this to anyone struggling with timezone trickery), or maybe it was owner the Miriam, her smile and the fact that she let us snooze uninterrupted on cushions whilst she quietly fast-tracked our cabana.
Amarla Boutique Hotel
Nestled in the heart of Cartagena’s bustling Old City in an old 17th Century mansion you could easily walk straight past Amarla, one of the city’s most exciting (and still relatively unknown) new hotels. Unassuming from the street, aside from the tasteful palm tree sign, Amarla is an oasis of calm on Calle Ayos and the ideal base for a weekend of exploring Cartagena’s historic streets.
Eros Keros
Koufonisia island is where the story unfolds. Back in 1990, Anita fell in love with the island while being in her hometown Athens. Fast forward to 2018 and Eros Keros opened its doors to conscious travelers. The ones who appreciate discrete luxury, those who love being away for everyone and everything.
Hotel Joaquin
“Sit back, relax, and renew your soul,” if this speaks to you then you are in for a treat at Hotel Joaquin.