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Amangiri, Canyon Point, Utah
In short… A bucket-list hotel for design-centric travelers since it opened in 2009 in the middle of the most breathtaking landscape.
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Herdade da Malhadinha Nova, Alentejo, Portugal
Herdade da Malhadinha Nova is a beautiful wine estate in the southern Alentejo with 24 rooms scattered throughout the 1,800 acre property.
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The Hoxton, Edinburgh
A great new opening in Edinburgh’s West End that appears quaint and historical but is in fact young, lively, local, and deceptively large—and well-connected to some of Edinburgh’s most iconic sites.
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The Langham London
The Langham London, installed on the northern end of Regent Street, has been offering luxurious accommodations since 1865, having hosted such luminaries as King Edward VII, Oscar Wilde and Princess Diana.
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La Cavalerie, The Luberon, France
Set in a valley within Provence’s Luberon National Park, Domaine de La Cavalerie was once Emanuel Ungaro’s private world.
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Terre di Sacra, Maremma Italy
A wildly special corner of southern Tuscany where farmland meets the Tyrrhenian Sea, and life is lived somewhere between a working estate, beach club lounging, and a much-loved home that started by—and still welcomes—friends and family.
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Villa Lario, Lake Como, Italy
Set between the deep blue water and green, jasmine-scented cliffs of Lake Como, Villa Lario swaps grand-hotel theatrics for the quiet intimacy of an 18-suite private estate that’s a mix of contemporary and historic design and sweeping views of the lake.
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Number One Bruton, Somerset
Number One Bruton comprises a clutch of sympathetically restored and renovated buildings—a Georgian townhouse, 16th-century cottages and a medieval forge—alongside a traditional English pub and a farm-to-table restaurant in idyllic Somerset.
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A Sociedade Rural, Portugal
A clutch of impeccably simple Portuguese farmhouses on a 74-acre estate filled with ancient olive trees, wide-open fields, and a blissful silence.