this Santorini hotel offers a unique combination of beautiful whitewashed Cycladic architecture

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Only a few metres away from the black sandy beach of Kamari is located this 5-star hotel names Kastelli Resort. Near the bustling shops, taverns, restaurants and nightlife of Kamari, this Santorini hotel offers a unique combination of beautiful whitewashed Cycladic architecture, with splashes of colour, proximity to interesting sites and full resort facilities. With several hotel pool areas and some of the finest spa therapies in Kamari, this is an ideal destination for your relaxing vacation.
Surrounded by fragrant gardens and lush lawns, Kastelli Resort provides 74 rooms which are styled in the Aegean Cycladic tradition. Each with a cheerful décor, the elegant rooms open to balconies with an astonishing view of the lush grounds or the main pool. All the rooms and suites are luxuriously furnished and come with a Wi-Fi Internet Access LCD TVs, a well stocked minibar, air-conditioned, in-room safes and bathrooms equipped with complimentary facilities and toiletries.
The 5-star resort offers 2 swimming pools, a full-service wellness center boasts a steamy sauna, Jacuzzi, body treatments, massage rooms, facials and beauty services and other treatments to relax your body and your mind. There is a poolside bar restaurant where guests can enjoy lunch, cocktails or dinner. Active guests can enjoy the use of the tennis court, the gym, or take a stroll along the beach and experience the Kamari nightlife.

However captivating they may be, Andalucia‘s cities are also gateway to vast stretches of relatively unspoilt and addictive interior

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However captivating they may be, Andalucia‘s cities are also gateway to vast stretches of relatively unspoilt and addictive interior. Even there, between herds of bell-tinkling goats and pottery shops, a new sophistication is creeping in; many country cortijos are now the pastoral settings for some wonderful guesthouses and hotels. The terraced foothills of the Sierra Nevada and the Alpujarras, which lie between Granada and Malaga, have in recent years lured waves of expatriates in search of rural bliss and idyll. Here, you will find goats, jamon, almonds and yoga classes belonging in tandem.

Another area experiencing a surge in popularity is Costa de la Luz, south of Cadiz and Jerez. This greener side of Andalucia boasts some stunning hilltop villages (Vejer de la Frontera being particularly entrancing), breathtaking sandy beaches and strong Atlantic winds – Tarifa, its southern tip, is one of Europe’s best windsurfing spots. Further west to the Portuguese border lies yet another surprise, the Donana National Park, where shifting sand dunes and riverside pastures nurture one of Spain’s riches wildlife populations.

And then there is eastern Andalucia between Granada and Almeria, traditionally much pooper but catching up fast. Despite encroaching coastal development around Mojacar and Roquetas, there remains one unspoilt corner: Cabo de Gata Natural Park. Beyond a bright of plastic hothouses, it conceals a host of unexpected sights – derelict gold mines, tiny fishing – villages, deserted beaches, volcanic rock formations and the farmhouse scene of the crime of passion that Gracia Lorca’s “Blood Wedding”.

Born in central Malaga in 1881

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Andalucia’s indisputable creative giant was none other than painter and sculptor, Pablo Picasso. Born in central Malaga in 1881, Picasso spent the first decade of his life in this luminous, exuberant port, thematically absorbing and obsession with building as well as his iconic dove of peace. Although he never returned to his hometown after a brief visit in 1900, Malaga never forgot him. Finally, in 2003, the much overdue Museo Picasso opened its doors to reveal a stupendous collection of around 250 major works, donated and loaned by Christine Ruiz-Picasso, his daughter-law, and Bernard, his grandson.

In order to reintegrate their prodigal son, the Andalucian government invested nearly 70 million euros in his landmark in the heart of old Malaga, just a few minutes walk from the artist’s birthplace in Plaza de la Merced. It joins a handful of major sights clustered around a hill which overlooks the port: a Roman theater, the much-renovated 11th century Alcazaba and, high above, the ruins of the 14th century Gibralfaro castle. All are striking relics of Malaga’s long history – a factor that delayed the museum schedule by over two years when Phoenician walls were uncovered in its foundations. Now spotlit as artworks in themselves, these walls lie below a beautifully renovated Renaissance mansion. Locked into this edifice is an intelligently designed extension by New York architect Richard Gluckman and Spanish architects Isabel Camara and Rafael Martin Delgado. The Malaga, a seaside town not previously associated with a strong cultural agenda, now claims not only the Museo Picasso, but also a slick contemporary art center, the CAC, and a sharply designed museum illustrating the town’s history. As a result, instead of speeding from the airport en route to the sybaritic delights of Marbella ot north to towering splendor of the Allhambra, many people are now giving more time to his extroverted Andalucian crossroads. Art aside, Malaga is an unpretentious place for enjoying tapas bars, pedestrianized shopping streets, breezy seafood restaurants and a few city beaches.

Far closer to Africa than to Spain

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Far closer to Africa than to Spain, the sub-tropical Canary Islands are known for their budget sun and sand – although, as they are volcanic, the latter is often a rather uninviting shade of charcoal. Solutions have been found by importing golden sand from the Sahara 200 km away, and by building saltwater lidos. Nonetheless, the balmy year-round climate, cooled to a steadt 25-30º C by marine currents, has ensured that these seven islands have not only fabulously lush vegetation, including a sufeit of bananas, but also a constant flow visitors.

The majority are attracted by resorts such as Tenerife’s Playa de las Americas, yet their tarnished reputations – complete with satellite football and fish and chips – eclipse dramatic and incredibly varied scenery. This ranges from Tenerife’s cloud-forest and Teide volcano (Spain’s highest peak) to the canyons of Gran Canaria, the lush interiors of La Palma and La Gomera, the simmering craters and lava-fields of Lanzarote, or the windswept rock-formations of tiny El Hierro.

Two capitals serve the archipelago: Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas on Gran Cnaria. Santa Cruz, a lively town with a 500year history and a gigant port, is famed for its exuberant February carnival which is massive fuelled by Gran Canaria’s excellent wines. A more sober policy has produced a spectacular new opera house courtesy of Santiago Calatrava. This ambitious architect has, once again, hit the headline with a sculptural desgign which resembles the Sydney Opera House. Herzog & de Meuron are meanwhile, hard at work on a new cultural center in the centre of the town. Similarly sleek, contemporary design approaches throughout the island have converted typical tinerfeno farm-estates into compelling specialist museums devoted to ethnography, ceramics, and wine. All this is a sign that islands, far from being culturally isolated, have caught peninsyular Spain’s self-renewal bug.

The most populated and visited island among the Canaries is Gran Canaria

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The most populated and visited island among the Canaries is Gran Canaria, mainly due to its breathtaking and incredibly diverse landscape. Naturalists head for the Parque Rural del Nublo on the flanks of Pico de las Nieves, to track down the largest number – and amazing variety – of endemic species in the archipelago. However, the biggest card id the seemingly endless beach – in fact about 17 km long – of Maspalomas on the south coast.

Shared by four resorts, Maspalomas’ natural highlights is a spectacular protected area of undulating sand dunes dotted with oases of palm trees. These dunes are home to many rare palnt species – as well as nudists enjoying the idyllic seclusion – and can only be crossed on foot or by camel, an enlightened measure.

Las Palmas, the sprawling capital and port, dates back to 1748 and its old quarter of Vegueta reverberates with the memories of four stopovers by Christopher Columbus en route to the Americas. The Casa de Colon (in the governor’s palace where he stayed in 1502) outlines the great navigator’s expeditions. Yet Las Palmas is as feisty, dynamic and forward-looking as Santa Cruz, impressively straddling the Guiniguada ravine and the Isleta peninsula for 10 km, with a buzzing city beach. Like Santa Cruz, Las Palmas too has a museum, which pays homage to the archipelago’s indigenous inhabitants, the Guanches, who were still in the Stone Age when the Spaniards arrived. Little is known of their origins and primitive other lifestyle other than their mummification techniques.

the Balearics have long been classics in the farniente

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Flung into the Mediterranean like four very unequal pearls, the Balearics have long been classics in the farniente – ships, sailing and maritime – stakes. At the most, activity involves grabbing a tiller, unfurling the sails and heading for a cove. Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and its afterthought, Formentera, form this idyllic group, each one different in nature, history and culture. From Mallorca’s moody, mountainous backbone, coves and literary associations to Menorca’s emeralds-green pastures and prehistoric relics, from the hopping nightlife of Ibiza to tiny Formentera’s omnipresent turquoise sea, they are all equally enchanting.

What binds them together – apart from sensational beaches and clear, calm sea – is a sense of a separate identity to Catalonia and, more generally, to Spain. The Balearic language may be derived from Catalan, but it preserves ancient roots, and the mentality is certainly more laidback, some would say less pretentious, than in mainland Catalonia. These are, after all, islands where, until a few decades ago, agriculture was the mainstay – with commerce, fishing and shoe-manufacturing close behind. Today, although sun, sea and sand rule the economy, each island claims its own stimulating features.  Take  the plunge … into the ultramarine Cala Figuera at Mallorca’s Cap de Formentor, the ever-increasingly popular northern haunt of the island.

Mallorca is easily the most diverse, something which is, of course, no secret to millions of tourists

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Mallorca is easily the most diverse, something which is, of course, no secret to millions of tourists. Through an ambitious program of self-improvement, it has successfully raised its profile from the mass-tourism morass of a decade or so ago. Palma gets slicker by the minute as new galleries, museums, boutiques and restaurants fling their doors open. The inevitable label of “the new Barcelona” has been mooted, but, for the moment, this city of 335,000 souls has a long way to go.

Many measures have been successful, not least the traffic flow through this town that sweeps proprietorially around a generous bay. A vast marina, spiked with thousands of masts, fronts rows of high-rise apartment blocks, typical of the 1960s and 1970s when development was in full swing. Palm trees – no surprise in a town with this name – are of course, omnipresent. From here, over 20 km of seafront hotels and apartments extend west to the mass-tourism black spots of Magaluf and Palmanova, and east to quieter beaches much favored by capital-dwellers.

It was in these waters where, in 12929, the Aragonese king captured Mallorca after 400 years of Muslim rule and kick-started a strange history that at one time united Mallorca with Montpellier and Roussillon in France. A striking relic of those days is the circular Castell de Belver overlooking the harbor; this medieval building built by Jaime II served as both a royal residence and royal prison – somehow typical of Mallorca’s schizophrenic nature. Palma’s heyday came in the 16th to 18th centuries when Mallorca was part of the powerful Mediterranean empire which united Barcelona and Valencia with Naples and Sicily. In time, the resultant population of wealthy merchants left a clear and distinguished seigneurial stamp on the old town.

Located in the noble center of Rome

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This is a luxury five star hotel, designed to be royal, luxurious and the same stature of the most accredited hotels in Europe. Located in the noble center of Rome, Hotel Splendide Royal is a converted 19th-century monastery once headquarters of the Roman Maronite community.  As a member of Small Luxury Hotels of World, it features spacious accommodation of extreme elegance and class. After more than one year of reconstruction, it is a symbol of the changes presenting the Capital City’s fine tradition of hospitality.

There are 93 guestrooms at Hotel Splendide Royal with sculpted ceilings and bathrooms of Carrara marble. Each is equipped with Wi-Fi internet connection, air-conditioned, mini bars, satellite TV with pay-per-view channels, and a private terrace overlooking Villa Borghese. The rooms are characterized by the luxury and spaciousness reminiscent of the elegant boudoirs of the aristocracy, featuring sumptuous Baroque style decors, fine draperies and antique furniture all creating an exclusive yet warmly welcoming atmosphere. All rooms are non-smoking.

Following the tradition of hospitality of the grand hotels of the past, the Splendide Royal and is ready to serve all your needs and offer you innovative services. With terrace offers magnificent views of Rome’s rooftops, the restaurant of Splendide Royal Hotel was awarded with a Michelin star and serves fine Mediterranean cuisine Recreational amenities include an indoor pool and a fitness facility.

Best Western Lorencillo Miramar is a 3 topology hotel

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Best Western Lorencillo Miramar is a 3 topology hotel. Best West Lorencillo Miramar is 5 km from Tampico port building. A beach hotel with an intrinsic warm and symphonious environment the Soul Southwestern Lorencillo Miramar is situated on the glorious Miramar Beach, ten proceedings external of Port’s advertisement hub. This conception is conveniently set in the city of Port and is close to attractions such as Centro Cultural Metro, Beneficiencia Espanola and different shopping malls. Human Southwestern Lorencillo Miramar only features 28 guestrooms with new decoration.

 The Best West Lorencillo Miramar offers classic, image, and secondary apartment, as advantageously as authority suites. The hotel offers non-smoking flat, rooms with unfit admittance, air-conditioning, digital telecom, wireless Internet memory, overnight size telephony calls, conductor television, appall measure, and hairdryer. Uninjured boxes are offered at the strawman desk, washing and dry cleaning services, inhabit company, eat expanse, brownness discharged parking, and cribs.

 Amenties: Parking, Swimming pool, Spa bath / Jacuzzi, Handicap Accessible, Reastaurant. You can visit the main tourist attractions, restaurants and bars when staying at Best Western Lorencillo Miramar.

 One of our important specialties is the seafood precooked with superior ingredients and spices from the region.

Set in the Aegean Sea, Thomas Hotel is located 2 kilometers from Mykonos Opening

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 Set in the Aegean Sea, Thomas Hotel is located 2 kilometers from Mykonos Opening and 2.5 kilometers from Mykonos municipality. Built in 1981 and renovated in 2007, this family-run hotel has been redesigned to supply blase amenities and current call. There are numerous great attractions neighbour this hotel, including Archaeologic Museum of Mikonos, Sea Transport Museum, Panagia Paraportiani and Windmills of Mikonos. Clocksmith Hotel is the saint flight for both families and couples and an excellent superior for a honeymoon.

 

All 35 apartment are prepared with mini bar, ablution or cleanse, orbiter TV, telecom, air condition/heating, receiver, Wi-Fi Cyberspace hit, riskless box, hairdryer, magnifying mirror, room living and the suite and dominant apartment also aid from tea & drinkable making facilities, chain people & implement, slippers and bathrobe.
 Hotel Services:  Hotel Parking, Indoor-Outdoor water, Bath, Wager Bar & Furnish, Breakfast Batter and Party Furniture, 15-hour housemaid union, Human to/from the aerodrome or left,24-hour Assemblage Mating, 24-hour Getting, Get Check-out, Luggage Store, Byplay Crossing with upper qualify connectedness Non Vapour Rooms, Pro and Fine Body.

Activities Children’s Playground, Jacuzzi, Outdoor Swimming Pool.
Spend romantic moments and lazy days soaking up the warm sun with a long cool drink by the swimming pool enjoying the beautiful sunset.

Lake Como is one of the world’s most desirable destinations and a luxury retreat for personalities like George Clooney

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Lake Como is one of the world’s most desirable destinations and a luxury retreat for personalities like George Clooney, Madonna, Richard Branson and others. CastaDiva is a young, luxurious placed hotel in an old Italian mansion that once home of the famous soprano Giuditta Pasta. Nestled in a stunning natural landscape and offers a unique view, the hotel is an ideal destination for those that wish to escape the bustle of Europe.

The elegantly appointed rooms and suites overlooking the lake offer a privileged view, caressed by the sunbeams reflecting on its surface. Silk, velvet and other valuable materials created to fulfill the needs of the most demanding guests, become the epitome of top Italian quality. CastaDiva features a range of amenities for its guests that include 1.300 sq. m spas, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, private villas, golf and large entertainment areas.  The huge spa includes a glass floor suspended over an ancient dock, as well as four VIP spa suites, dedicated to the four elements where guests can relax and rejuvenate themselves.

There are two gourmet restaurants provide to their guests an ample gastronomic variety of Italian cuisine based on impeccable service and selection of the finest Italian products. Resort’ facilities: currency exchange, laundry service, personal waiter, room service – 24 hour, shopping facility inside the hotel, Wireless Internet connection, Horse riding classes and more.
 

This new multiplication hotel is shapely on the bound of the townsfolk of Mykonos

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 This new multiplication hotel is shapely on the bound of the townsfolk of Mykonos and lies within prosperous make from every place of activeness on this sophisticated island. The whole hotel is intentional with virginal call, elemental furnishings and scratching contrasts.
Andronikos Hotel is exclusive a 3-minute push from Mykonos Town.

 

Several from each new, every live or suite is a sensual and stylistic revel.Numerous apartment offer a tub bath, while most fuck extraordinary views of the island and the sea. All flat know Air Conditioning, Babycot (Unhampered of direction ), Room / Squander, Whisker Appliance, Mini Bar, Device Box, Sat or Telecasting TV, Telecommunicate, Terrace/ Balcony.
Hotel offers – Edifice, Bar, 24-Hour Fore Desk, Newspapers, Garden, Non-Smoking Rooms, Acquire Check-In/Check-Out, Safety Accretion Box, Chapel/Shrine, Pattern Hotel, Airconditioning.                                                                                                                                                                  

Activities: Sauna, Fitness Centre, Games Room, Spa & Wellness Centre, Massage, Library, Outdoor Swimming Pool.

 The Ambrosia Restaurant lies by the stakes and is wide for lunch and dinner. Drinks and refreshments from the River Cheerless bar, delicious snacks around the clock, around the syndicate, designated music for each period of the day or night, socializing or unerect in the privacy of 4-poster syndicate beds.

It is located in the village of Imerovigli on the Greek island of Santorini

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We would like to welcome you to one premiere deluxe resort – the Csky Hotel. It is located in the village of Imerovigli on the Greek island of Santorini, only minutes away from Fira. Built on the Caldera cliff,  300 meters above the Aegean Sea, the Csky Hotel features unbelievable views. This is Santorini Luxury challenge to escape to one of the wonders of the world.

The pleasant suites at Santorini Hotel are well-appointed with air-conditioning and heating, alarm clocks, in-room safes, minibars, refrigerators, private bathrooms with jet showers or hydro massage tubs, bathrobes, huge private terraces that boast spectacular views of the sunrise and sunset, outdoor Jacuzzis or private outdoor pools, direct dial telephones and LCD TVs with DVD players. Price range: $ 1020 per night. Minimum age of guest 18 years old.
With an unbeatable oceanfront location, the Csky Hotel Santorini offers modern amenities including two outdoor swimming pools with a poolside bar, a separate swimming pool for nude bathing and sunbathing, a gourmet restaurant where guests can enjoy a daily breakfast buffet with croissants, natural juices and jams.
Hotel Santorini is just 40 metres from scenic Itaparica Beach. Ultimate luxury in spacious rooms with special facilities and an idyllic view to the most spectacular scenery of Santorini island make this hotel attractive and unique. The Csky main infinity pool provides guests with personal choices and a pampered experience that is one of a kind on Santorini. Privacy and peacefulness guaranteed.

Located in the historic Bab Touma neighborhood of Damascus

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Located in the historic Bab Touma neighborhood of Damascus, Beit Zafran Hotel de Charme is an 1836 Ottoman mansion meticulously restored to the highest of standards. It offers offers an ideal location to discover the Old Town of Damascus with its bustling alleys, markets, handicraft shops and restaurants. Now a fine luxury boutique hotel, Beit Zafran offers rooms with original oriental décor in an authentic 19th-century Ottoman home. The major attraction at the hotel is its central courtyard – this is the place where guests can kick back on one of the comfy armchairs and listen to the sound of the trickling fountain that crowns the sumptuous space. There are 12 luxurious rooms and suites each boasts individual personality with high ceilings, ornate wooden furnishings and richly patterned fabrics. Designed in Traditional Syrian interior with vintage and custom European and Syrian furnishings the spacious suites are equipped with all the modern comforts. Room amenities include a flat-screen satellite TV, safe and a well-stocked minibar, private terraces with offer magnificent views of the courtyard. Decorated with hand-painted tiles or basalt stone, the bathrooms feature rain showers, luxury amenities and hairdryers.

Treat yourself to a refreshing departure from the usual and discover the innovative approach to luxurious Damascene accommodation services. When it comes to dining Damascus-style, Beit Zafran Hotel de Charme has two options – the rooftop terrace and the ultra-chic Monneh restaurant serving delicious Oriental and international cuisine made of fresh local products. There is a suitably stylish lounge which serves everything from Damascene flower tea to strong Arabic coffee. (Guests can also enjoy free herbal tea throughout the day).