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Elevated to emphasise its splendour, Al Qasr, which literally translates to ?the Palace?, comprises 292 exquisite rooms and suites, designed to reflect a Sheikh?s summer residence. Approached via a ceremonial causeway, this majestic palace-style hotel rises up to form the jewel in the crown of the world's most sublime resort and authentic re-creation of 'old Arabia'. Surrounded by water, Al Qasr forms a virtual island looking down upon a multitude of fascinating aspects: ancient wind towers, pools, meandering waterways and the superb private beach. Guest rooms at Al Qasr are a minimum of 55m? and are furnished in sumptuous Arabian styles, befitting the palatial themes, featuring a king sized bed, luxury bathroom and a balcony complete with table and chairs and beautiful views of the meandering waterways and wind towers, or the azure Arabian Gulf. The resort has one of the largest swimming pools in the Gulf, closely monitored by lifeguards throughout the day; guests visiting the pool can expect fresh cucumber slices to cool their eyes and fruit kebabs, lollies and cool drinks on the house. In the evenings you have a choice of around 40 restaurants, cafes and bars within the resort itself. Those located at Al Qasr itself include the tent on the beach Khaymat Al Bahar, all day international buffet restaurant Arboretum, Zeng He?s modern Chinese restaurant, Al Hambra Spanish restaurant, Thai restaurant Pai Thai, MJ?s steakhouse, and Pierchic seafood restaurant which is located at the end of a 100m pier, giving diners a spectacular view of the Burj Al Arab. Within the hotel there are also several lounges with fabulous views of the ocean. Al Qasr forms part of the Madinat Jumeirah resort along with Mina A? Salam hotel and Dar Al Masyaf summer houses. All three components share the luxurious Talise Spa, The Quay Health Club, Sinbad?s Kid?s Club, private beach facilities and magnificent views of the Burj Al Arab and the Arabian Gulf. At the centre of the resor.

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Conde Nast Traveler says..."This beachfront resort comprising two properties and a group of villas re-creates life on Dubai Creek in the late 1800s, complete with waterways, abras (water taxis), and a souk. Rooms have dark-wood finishes and local touches. Dining options include Italian, Moroccan, and Asian. Talise Spa, in a garden of frangipani and hibiscus, offers crystal and light therapy. "Service is consistently high." -From Conde Nast Traveler

 
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Built in 1932 and totally renovated, the Alvear Palace Hotel is one of the most elegant hotels in Buenos Aires. Decorated in Louis XVI and Empire styles, each guest accommodation features personal butler service, fresh fruit basket and flowers, Hermes de Paris toiletries, intelligent touch-screen telephones, cellular telephones, computer and fax upon request, and cable television. Nonsmoking rooms are available. Computer rental available. Located in the heart of La Recoleta, surrounded by excellent restaurants, shops, and antique stores, and only five minutes from the financial district, the Alvear Palace Hotel offers traditional hospitality combined with the most up-to-date facilities. JUNE 1, 2008 to March 31, 2009: Soft refurbishing of some rooms. This area will be closed to guest access and will not affect the normal operations of the hotel.

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Travel + Leisure says..."Opened in 1932, the 210-room Alvear Palace in the upscale Recoleta neighborhood defines Buenos Aires's European-aspiring swish hotel tradition. Afternoon tea in the L'Orangerie restaurant combines the English tea with Argentina's obsession with delicate sweets; chef Jean Paul Bondoux's sea-foam carpeted La Bourgogne restaurant gives Argentine ingredients a high-end French edge; and the design throughout is pure Louis XIV. While the Argentine Sutton family, owners of the Alvear, have not jumped on the minimalist design trend, they are adding LCD televisions and shower stalls to the rooms and have just opened a basement spa and fitness center. Superb service means you'll hardly ever lift a finger: Each guest is assigned a bilingual butler who will do everything from unpacking and pressing their clothes to drawing a bath (complete with amenities from the Parisian designer HermAs) before bedtime."Conde Nast Traveler says..."This Belle Apoque monument "is the best hotel in South America." It's "within walking distance of fantastic shops and Recoleta Cemetery." "All the staff knew fascinating things about the city." Built in 1932, rooms are designed in Louis XIV and Louis XVI style, with silk drapes and Empire-style furniture, along with personal butlers. La Bourgogne serves "out-of-this-world French." -From Conde Nast Traveler

 
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Amanpuri, place of peace, is built on a coastal hillside on Phuket. The island is connected to Thailands phang-nga province by bridge and is surrounded by the Andaman sea which joins the Indian ocean to the south. On Phukets west coast is pansea beach from where a stairway leads up to the resorts main pool and facilities. The resorts guest accommodations of 40 pavilions are interspersed within a coconut plantation connected by elevated walkways with colonnades.

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Conde Nast Traveler says..."Multi-tiered rooflines and locally inspired interiors prevail at this hillside resort on the Andaman Sea. "Plush pavilions," all with salas, are peppered amid the coconut palms. Terrace Restaurant serves Thai and European dishes alfresco; enjoy drinks at sunset on a teak chair on The Bar's beachfront terrace. "Staff pay close attention to the details." Complimentary yoga and meditation sessions are offered on the hillside." -From Conde Nast Traveler

Travel + Leisure says..."Phuket's Amanpuri is the very first Amanresorts property and, perhaps, the loveliest. Guests may book one of 40 rooms or 30 villas and dine in either of the 2 restaurants before hitting the property's bar. Villas come with a private pool, a driver, a gardener and two maids. Wet bathing suits seem to magically dry and fold themselves as evidence of the property's commitment to inconspicuous service." -From Travel + Leisure

 
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Cambodia lies at the heart of Indochina and is bordered by Thailand in the west, Laos in the north, Vietnam in the east and the Gulf of Thailand in the south. The airport at Siem Reap receives international flights and there are numerous 45 minutes flights a week from Bangkok which are operated by Bangkok Airways. From Singapore, Silk Air flies thrice weekly. The flight takes approx two hours and 10 minutes. The return flight takes a little longer as it travels via Phnom Penh, the capital. International flights are also scheduled to Laos and Vietnam. Domestic air travel is mostly to and from Phnom Penh. However, there are flights frequently scheduled to smaller Cambodian towns. Amansara is a 15 minute drive from Siem Reap airport and complimentary transfers are offered to guests on arrival and departure. The dry season extends from November till May and temperatures range from 20 C to 32 C. The southwest monsoon prevails from June till October. Cambodia - Siam Reap.

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Conde Nast Traveler says... -From Conde Nast Traveler An experience we'll never forget." The former guesthouse of King Sihanouk is "an oasis in a humid city." Classic '60s-style chalets have "sleek, modern rooms with timber, ivory, and private courtyards. The Dining Room, with 23-foot-high ceilings, offers Western and traditional Khmer cuisine. "Staff are incredible. After a hot day of touring, we returned to a cool bath prepared in our room."

 
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A member of the prestigious Small Chic Hotels group- this romantic hideaway is set amidst 600 acres lush tropical jungle. The resort features 2 beaches- spectacular views of the ocean and the famous twin Piton peaks. A pristine coral reef is just a short swim from the private beach. The resort is an ideal destination for romantics- honeymooners and all those who wish to *get away from it all*. To ensure the utmost in privacy- the rooms do not have telephones- televisions or radios. It is also great for the active traveller- there is a first class scuba operation- as well as mountain bike centre with 10 miles of exclusive trails- water sports and island excursions. There is a full service spa- 2 restaurants and bars- 2 boutiques and an art gallery. All 49 rooms *bungalows* are uniquely designed and decorated with original art. Voted one of the WORLDS TOP TEN MOST ROMANTIC RESORTS by A/E television. Voted one of *Caribbean Top Ten Small Hotels* by Readers of Conde Nast Traveller.

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Conde Nast Traveler says..."A stay at this hillside resort on 600 acres "is too beautiful to put into words." Octagonal-shaped whitewashed cottages have wraparound wood balconies, while beach-level units are tucked behind coconut palms. "There are attendants for everything from towels to drinks to welcome you to your own little palapa of relaxation." Breakfast on accra-fish cake in the treetops at Treehouse Restaurant." -From Conde Nast TravelerTravel + Leisure says..."Years before “greena and “eco-consciousa became trendy travel buzzwords, Russian-Canadian architect Nick Troubetzkoy designed and built his dream resort: a series of 49 open-air rooms situated along a verdant tropical hillside above a semi-private volcanic sand beach. Within each nature-centric Sanctuary suiteasome with the fourth wall literally removedawarm trade winds obviate the need for air-conditioning and one look toward the panoramic Piton views will make it clear why flat-screen TVs were never installed. While you can sit back and observe the abundance of wildlife right from your room, be sure to take to the water; divers and snorkelers will be thrilled to discover that several of the island's top underwater sites can be found within a few fin kicks (or a short boat ride) from the water's edge. " -From Travel + Leisure

 
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