A&K adds new small group journeys to some of the world’s most remote places

April 25, 2025 No Comments

Abercrombie & Kent is introducing a collection of Small Group Journeys to some of the world’s most remote and culturally rich destinations.

This new 2025 fall lineup delivers immersive adventures far from the crowds, from Norway’s Lofoten Islands to Bolivia’s Uyuni Salt Flats and Mongolia’s Altai Mountains, blending luxury, culture, and adventure.

Norway’s Wild Lofoten Islands: Explore the scenic and cultural wonders of the remote Lofoten Islands, a vast Norwegian archipelago above the Arctic Circle.

  • Active land and sea excursions amid fjords, fishing villages, and soaring cliffs.
  • Culinary workshops with local chefs—craft your own caviar and sample fresh seaweed.
  • Visits to artisan cheesemakers and contemporary art galleries in Trondheim.

Departure Dates: Sep 5-13, Sep 27-Oct 5, Oct 11-19, 2025; 9 days from $16,495

Mongolia’s Golden Eagle Festival: Travel to remote Western Mongolia for a rare glimpse into Kazakh nomadic life and the legendary Golden Eagle Festival.

  • Witness Kazakh hunters showcase their powerful bond with their eagles at a local festival
  • Three nights at the boutique Three Camel Lodge, an ideal base to explore the Gobi Desert and Flaming Cliffs
  • Intimate encounters with Kazakh nomadic families.

Departure Dates: Sep 14-25, Oct 1-12, 2025; 12 days from $22,995

Chile and Bolivia: Atacama to Uyuni Salt Flats: Embark on a soul-stirring adventure from the world’s driest desert to the planet’s largest salt flat.

  • Explore the Atacama Desert through hikes and a hot air balloon ride.
  • Immerse in Bolivia’s indigenous culture at La Paz’s Witches Market.
  • Discover the surreal Uyuni Salt Flats and cruise Lake Titicaca by hydrofoil.

Departure Dates: Oct 5-13, Dec 6-14, 2025; 9 days from $11,995

The Timeless Towns of the Baltics: Unravel the stories of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, where medieval trade once built some of Europe’s wealthiest cities, Soviet rule left its mark, and vibrant national pride now shapes the future.

  • Savor an intimate farm-to-table lunch at Zipari Farm, accompanied by live kokle music and traditional Latvian dishes.
  • Participate in a meaningful reforestation project at Vihula Manor.
  • Enjoy exclusive access to the Iljinai Family House, a hidden gem of interwar modernist architecture.
  • Tour Estonia’s National Museum with a curator, followed by a private discussion.

Departure Dates: Sep 23-Oct 3, Sept 30-Oct 10, 2025; 11 days from $9,995

Venice and the Dolomites: Experience a “peaks and palazzos” adventure where Old-World romance meets alpine grandeur. This 8-day journey features:

  • Hikes through the dramatic Dolomites and a visit to the iconic Cinque Torri.
  • Tastings of Prosecco and locally made cheeses.
  • Private access to the 15th-century Palazzo Erizzo Nani Mocenigo on Venice’s Grand Canal.
  • Stays at three of Italy’s most fabulous independent hotels: Albergo Al Sole, Rosapetra Spa Resort, and Palazzina Grassi.

Departure Date: Sep 18-25, 2025; 8 days from $11,995

To book your next adventure, visit www.abercrombiekent.com.

Nova Scotia’s Fox Harb’r Resort debuts new ocean golf course and luxury spa

April 9, 2025 No Comments

As Nova Scotia gains ground as one of Canada’s top golf destinations, Fox Harb’r Resort, Eastern Canada’s only Four Diamond, Five-Star resort, is marking its 25th anniversary with a sweeping transformation designed to elevate the guest experience on and off the course.

Located about a 90-minute drive from Halifax and Moncton airports, or a convenient flight into the resort’s 5,000-foot runway, Fox Harb’r was founded in 2000 by the late Ron Joyce, co-founder of Tim Hortons. It was envisioned as a destination that would blend luxury, nature, and maritime hospitality onNova Scotia’s Northumberland Shore. Twenty-five years later, that vision is evolving under the leadership of his son, Steven Joyce, with major investments reshaping the property’s golf offering, spa experience, and luxury accommodations.

New golf offering for 2025

Now open for the season, Fox Harb’r Resort will debut its brand-new Ocean Course on May 7. This dramatic coastal layout, designed by top Canadian golf architects Doug Carrick and Tom McBroom, features ocean views, natural elevation changes, and strategic shot-making. The course draws inspiration from traditional links-style designs and stretches along the scenic Strait.

“Nova Scotia continues to grow as a golf destination, and Fox Harb’r brings something distinctive to the province’s landscape,” says Kevin Toth, President of Fox Harb’r Resort. “Whether it’s a round of golf, a weekend escape, or time at the spa, we offer a place to truly unwind and recharge.”

A second full 18-hole layout, the Vineyard Course, is under development and expected to open in 2027.

Expanded wellness facilities

Opening May 9, the reimagined Spa & Wellness Centre is a major addition to the resort’s guest experience.

It was developed in collaboration with Core Essence, a Canadian wellness design firm with international expertise and a portfolio that includes leading hospitality brands. The oceanfront facility includes a full hydrothermal circuit with sauna, steam room, cold plunge, and salt lounge. Signature treatments use marine ingredients from the Atlantic, and a new fitness studio offers recovery therapies designed for both golfers and wellness-focused travellers.

“This transformation is more than an investment in luxury wellness. It’s about creating a world-class retreat where guests can fully immerse themselves in renewal and relaxation,” says Toth. 

In addition to golf and spa, Fox Harb’r offers a wide range of activities across its 1,400-acre property. Guests can enjoy a deep-water marina, sport shooting, kayaking, and archery. The resort’s Cape Cliff dining room features seasonal menus showcasing Nova Scotia’s finest ingredients, while accommodations include 88 ocean-view suites and a collection of multi-bedroom townhomes ideal for group stays. This year, Fox Harb’r will also unveil a new collection of 18 golf-side luxury residences, designed by Atlantic Canadian architect and Order of Canada recipient Brian MacKay-Lyons.

Travel offers for 2025

With many Canadians reconsidering travel to the U.S. this year, Fox Harb’r is promoting two new packages for spring and summer:

Stay & Play Golf – Includes one or two rounds, access to the Golf Academy, a 20% discount on spa treatments, and deluxe breakfast in the Cape Cliff dining room. 

Fourth Night Free – Guests booking three nights receive the fourth night complimentary. This offer provides extra time to explore the nearby communities of Tatamagouche and Malagash, known for their wineries, distilleries, and artisan shops, or simply unwind with more time on the course and at the spa.

For bookings or packages, visit www.foxharbr.com.

Roadtripping Patagonia’s Lake District, from peaks to plates

April 2, 2025 No Comments

Cathy Senecal sets out on an adventurous road trip through Patagonia to discover the pristine lakes, hiking trails and local cuisine that make this Argentine region so unique.

A few cyclists jumped up from their group at Campo Base Hielo Azul and danced a quasi tango to the live band while the rest of us feasted on grilled asado on the deck overlooking Rio Azul, a river of liquid turquoise. Porteῆos, or holidayers from Buenos Aires, sang along and young girls twirled in their own dance world while we marvelled at the sight.

November is a beautiful time—it’s spring—to be in Argentina. Joyce and I met and travelled cheaply across Africa in our 20s and remain great friends. We’re well into our 60s now, and recently booked a car to traverse Patagonia’s Lake District. A vehicle gave us the freedom to stop at viewpoints, trailheads and shops in this mountainous area known for outdoor activities and vivid alpine towns.

San Martin de los Andes

On the edge of Lake Lácar, San Martin de los Andes is a quieter gem for adventure seekers. Roam the rosebush-laden streets and pick up fleece vests or any outdoor gear you need. Stop for berry-infused chocolates or ice cream at Mamusia.

Hike the four-kilometre trail starting at the end of Juez del Valle Street to Mirador Bandurrias for stunning views over Lago Lacar. 

El Abasto, a restaurant with walls laden in cuckoo clocks and antique toys, features culinary specialties native to the Argentinian Patagonia. Try the deer a la cazadora and pair it with a ‘Mayuco’ Torrontes, a dry white wine with hints of honeysuckle and orange blossoms.

Route of the Seven Lakes

Take a leisurely day to drive north to south along the yellow Scotch broom lined road and soak in lush forests, snow capped peaks and serene lakes along this stunning 108-kilometre Route of the Seven Lakes between San Martin de los Andes and Villa La Angostura. Walk the one-hour trail to Cascada Nivinco near Lago Traful.

Continue to Bariloche, where Route 40 straightens and enters a dry desert-like terrain, a marked difference to the forested mountains further north.

San Carlos de Bariloche

San Carlos de Bariloche rises along the steep southern banks of Nahuel Huapi Lake. Wooden chalets abound, built by the Germans and Swiss who settled here in the early 20th century. Roam La Calle Mitre and the main square but save a day or two for nearby Llao Llao Park, a protected forest with giant beech and cypress trees.

Rent bikes from Circuito Chico Adventure and cycle the 26-kilometres route with stops at Bahia López Bay, Punto Panorámico, and Colonia Suiza, an historic Swiss colony known for its crafts and curanto, a traditional method of cooking meat and vegetables cooked underground.

Another day, drive and park at the main lot on your left as you enter the park. Hike the Arrayanes Trail past distinctive cinnamon-coloured trees and combine that with the trail to Tacul and Cerrito Llao Llao, the highest point, to make a loop back to the lot. Brazo Tristeza Lookout Point has one of the best lookouts over Nahuel Huapi Lake.

El Bolson

This laidback town is surrounded by valleys producing raspberries, mushrooms, truffles and hops. El Bolson’s artisan market in Plaza Pagano has up to 400 vendors on Saturday selling fabric, food and leather wares under the shadow of Cerro Piltriquitrón.

Here was where we chanced upon Campo Base Hielo Azul, our favourite hiking experience, despite a steep, rutted road to get there. The trail winds along the gorgeous Rio Azul past shady gazing spots. Post hike, garner a prime table on the river deck and take in the scene.

This story first appeared in the Spring 2025 issue of OFFSHORE. Click here to sign up for your free digital copy. 

The House reopens as an Autograph Collection all-inclusive resort in Barbados

March 28, 2025 No Comments
he House, Barbados, An Autograph Collection All-Inclusive Resort – Adults Only, one of the most beloved properties in Barbados, is thrilled to announce its grand reopening as part of Autograph Collection, a distinguished brand within Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio of over 30 hotel brands. This elevated, adults-only, all-inclusive resort has undergone an extensive transformation to improve its facilities and guest experience, officially welcoming guests starting April 3, 2025.
 
Nestled on the pristine white sands of Barbados’ renowned Platinum West Coast and just 15 miles from the Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI), The House offers an oasis of tranquility and boutique-oriented comfort. The resort features 39 upscale rooms and suites with stunning ocean and lush garden views, creating a haven for relaxation and leisure beach time.

Personalize ambassador service

Guests at The House can indulge in a variety of amenities and experiences, including a personalized Ambassador Service, a complimentary Jet Lag Massage on stays longer than 4 nights, on property All-Inclusive Dining and extended to the other sister properties (Waves Resort & Spa and Treasure Beach Art Hotel) as part of the Dine Around Program offering 4 restaurants, 5 bars, and 1 coffee shop to enjoy within the three current open properties. Guests can also enjoy the resort’s exceptional daily Champagne Breakfast and delight in curated Afternoon Tea with canapés and macaroons.
 
The resort offers complimentary activities onsite such as motorized and non-motorized water sports satisfying guests’ need for adventure with snorkeling, sailing, kayaking, windsurfing, waterskiing, banana boating, and tubing.
 
The reopening of The House marks a new chapter for the resort under the Marriott International wing, combining the charm of its redesign with the sophistication and service excellence of the Autograph Collection. Guests can expect a seamless blend of elevation, comfort, and personalized service that defines the Autograph Collection all-inclusive properties.

Experience luxury in Barbados

The House is the third property in Barbados to reopen as part of the Autograph Collection, following the successful reopening of Waves Resort & Spa and Treasure Beach Art Hotel. Later this year other resorts on the island like Tamarind and Colony Club will follow converting to Autograph Collection and The Luxury Collection brands respectively when their renovations are concluded.
 
As part of the Autograph Collection, The House proudly participates in Marriott Bonvoy, Marriott International’s award-winning travel program, which allows members to earn and redeem points for their stay at this hotel and other properties and resorts in the portfolio. With the Marriott Bonvoy app, members can enjoy a level of personalization and a contactless experience that allows them to travel with peace of mind.
 
For more information or to make a reservation, please visit The House, Barbados, An Autograph Collection All-Inclusive Resort – Adults Only website.

You can now fly non-stop from Halifax to Barcelona, starting this June

March 12, 2025 No Comments

WestJet has announced new service between Halifax Stanfield International Airport (YHZ) and Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN) beginning June 27.

The seasonal route will operate four times per week as part of WestJet’s summer 2025 schedule, offering Atlantic Canadians a direct connection to one of the airline’s most sought-after European destinations.

The addition of Barcelona to WestJet’s summer 2025 transatlantic schedule builds on the airline’s service offering from Halifax.

In 2025, the airline will offer more transatlantic flights from YHZ than ever before, including new routes to Amsterdam, Paris and now Barcelona, as well as the return of popular services to London, Dublin and Edinburgh. The full summer 2025 schedule is now available at WestJet.com.

This tour operator is offering a series of self-guided cycling trips through Italy

February 28, 2025 No Comments

Building on last year’s successful launch of self-guided cycling tours in Italy, ExperiencePlus! Bicycle Tours, a trailblazer in cycling vacations and leader in active travel, is introducing three new extended itineraries for 2025, offering travellers a deeper dive into the rich culture and stunning landscapes of Italy’s la dolce vita.

These longer trips align with the growing trend of slow travel, combining multiple weeklong routes to create seamless adventures that prioritize immersive and sustainable experiences.

“We think that with the expense and time it takes to travel these days, a longer bike tour just makes sense,” said Maria Elena Price, co-owner of ExperiencePlus! Bicycle Tours. “Not to mention, spending more time in a place – getting to know it in the more immersive and intimate manner that exploring by bike provides – is so much more enriching, rewarding, and overall, a more sustainable way to travel.”

Designed for travellers who love the freedom of choosing their own pace while enjoying the peace-of-mind that comes with knowing key details such as accommodations and route mapping are taken care of, these new adventures offer deep dives into three famed regions: The Dolomites, Emilia-Romagna, and Tuscany.

For details on all ExperiencePlus! Bicycle Tours’ guided and self-guided cycling adventures in Europe, the Caribbean, and South America, visit ExperiencePlus.com.

Windstar’s newest ship shows off Southeast Asia experiences for 2026

February 17, 2025 No Comments

Windstar Cruises recently unveiled its 2026 Southeast Asia program for its newest yacht, Star Seeker, which debuts December 2025.  The line is offering two core itineraries combinable in 17 different variations including inland pre- and post-Cruise Tour programs.

Star Seeker’s Southeast Asia program offers an in-depth exploration of the cultures, cuisine and history of Thailand and Vietnam, improving on the typical cruise experience in the region. Unlike most cruises that start and end in Singapore or Hong Kong, make stops at industrial ports far from key attractions, and spend just two or three days in each country, Windstar will take advantage of Star Seeker’s small size to offer a more immersive experience.  

Itineraries begin in-country – in Hanoi, Bangkok, and Phuket – allowing guests to maximize their time on land before and after sailing, with options for pre- and post-cruise tours to inland destinations such as Angkor Wat. The small size of Star Seeker enables exclusive access to ports and docking locations that larger ships cannot reach, including sailing up rivers to dock in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City and Bangkok, stopping at Ko Kood for the Windstar Signature Beach Party—a port visited by only select small ships—and traveling to Krabi and Ko Yao Noi.

About the Southeast Asia program

The Southeast Asia program features two core cruise-only voyages:

  • 10-day Vietnam, Cambodia, & Thailand – Vietnam country intensive cruise stopping at three to four Vietnam ports including overnights in Ho Chi Minh city and Hanoi (Halong Bay), with an additional visit to Cambodia, where guests can book a three-day/two-night shore excursion to Angkor Wat.
  • 11-day Thailand, Singapore, & Malaysia – Thailand country intensive cruise stopping at six Thai ports including small destinations like Krabi and Ko Yao Noi, plus an overnight in Singapore, a highlight of the sailing.

The Southeast Asia itineraries can be enhanced by adding culturally rich Cruise Tours which extend the journey before or after the cruise:

  • Hanoi – three-night trip for cruises embarking and disembarking in Ha Long Bay, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the local life of Hanoi with street food tours in the old quarter featuring traditional Vietnamese phin drip and Vietnamese coffee; morning tai chi lessons like the locals do; history tours of the Hanoi Hilton Prison and Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum; culture attractions like a traditional puppet show, cyclo tour, and a visit to a local pottery village.
  • Angkor Wat – three nights extension on cruises that start and end in Bangkok with a bucket-list visit to Angkor Wat; explore Siem Reap to learn about the Khmer people who were responsible for constructing the temples and see their modern-day craftsmanship; visits to the Tonel Lake Stilt village and floating markets.
  • Chiang Mai – three nights exploration of Northern Thailand’s cultural capital, available on cruises that start and end in Phuket. Visit the cultural capital of Thailand and explore the famous mountain temple Wat Phra That Doi Suthep and new and old temples with monk ceremonies; enjoy the opportunity to visit an Elephant Sanctuary where guests can interact with and help feed and care for the elephants, an animal that carries great significance to the people and country of Thailand; and explore lively night markets tasting local specialties like Khao soi.

Guests also have the option of combining cruises into back-to-back Star Collector sailings. Itineraries ranging from 20 to 41 days are available with the longest cruising between Tokyo, Japan and Phuket, Thailand. As a bonus, free daily laundry is provided so guests can still pack light.

To plan a small ship cruise with Windstar or learn about booking offers, contact a travel advisor, reach out to Windstar Cruises by phone at 866-258-7245, book online here, or request a call by a Windstar vacation planner.  Find more information on Windstar Cruises here.   

10 unforgettable places to visit in Colombia

February 14, 2025 No Comments

Colombia’s rise as a top-tier travel destination speaks for itself. In 2024, the country welcomed a record-breaking 6.7 million international visitors—an increase of around 8.5% from the previous year.

By this time of year and the month of March, the local dry season creates perfect conditions for exploring the Lost City Trek in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, one of the most irreplaceable places on earth. This year, Santa Marta is celebrating its 500th anniversary, adding a cultural dimension to the adventure.

“In Spring, AmaWaterways launches its first luxury river cruise along the Magdalena River, giving travelers a new way to experience The Country of Beauty with world-class service. Also in March, Barranquilla Carnival, a UNESCO-listed cultural event—fills the streets with parades and music”, said Carmen Caballero, president of ProColombia, the promotion agency of Colombia.

In Summer, Caño Cristales, the River of Colors, becomes a natural wonder as aquatic plants transform its waters into shades of red and purple. From July to November, Colombian waters become a haven for humpback whales, drawing nature enthusiasts eager to witness their majestic presence.

Visitors also flock to the Tatacoa Desert from June to August, when the dry skies provide some of the clearest stargazing opportunities in South America. Later in the summer, Medellin hosts its famous Flower Fair, turning the city into a colorful celebration of nature. That same month, Cali’s Petronio Álvarez Music Festival brings Afro-Colombian culture to life with live music, and traditional cuisine.

For a more off-the-beaten-path experience, fall is the ideal time to visit La Guajira, the northernmost point of South America, where desert landscapes meet turquoise seas. Alternatively, travelers can enjoy Mompox‘s Jazz Festival, which brings international artists to perform in a colonial setting, blending music and history.

By the end of the year, Cañón del Güejar is an ideal destination for nature lovers. This hidden gem is perfect for rafting through rock formations and emerald-green waters. Around these dates, literary enthusiasts can also follow in the footsteps of Gabriel García Márquez across the Caribbean coast, with boutique stays and culinary experiences inspired by One Hundred Years of Solitude.

Colombia offers something for every traveler across its six tourism regions.

A palace-like hotel is opening in a 17th century building Paris

February 7, 2025 No Comments

Maybourne has today announced a 2027 opening for its newest development in the Parisian quarter of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, The Maybourne Saint-Germain, bringing a palace-style hotel with 101 keys and 23 ultra-luxury branded residences to Paris for the first time.

Expanding its prestigious hotel portfolio, Maybourne is creating an extraordinary property that reimagines bespoke hospitality in the City of Light, affirming its status as the eminent choice for global luxurians and strategically focusing on growth within select urban gateways.

The Maybourne Saint-Germain is located along the Rive Gauche within the iconic 17th-century Îlot Saint-Germain, marking a new era for the historic building. The 23 residences will be envisioned by two renowned French interior designers, with seven by Pierre-Yves Rochon along Rue Saint-Dominque, and 16 residences by Laura Gonzalez, located on Rue de l’Université.

About the Maybourne Saint-Germain

Positioned between Boulevard Saint-Germain and Rue Saint-Dominique, the Îlot Saint-Germain has been a Parisian landmark since the 17th century.

Re-concepted for the 21st century, The Maybourne Saint-Germain will create a fourth era for Îlot Saint-Germain, seamlessly integrating with its heritage and creating a new layer of history.

As with each of Maybourne’s properties, The Maybourne Saint-Germain will be extraordinary in its own right while remaining connected to its sister hotels through the brand’s signature craft, progressive vision, and unrivalled locations. The hotel will feature 50 suites and 51 rooms, surrounding a serene inner courtyard.

Aspiring to be the living room of Saint-Germain, residents and guests will also have access to six food and beverage outlets, including a Japanese restaurant, patisserie, Salon de Thé, and more, and Maybourne’s new wellness and longevity brand, Surrenne. A central part of the project, Surrenne will be one of Paris’ largest luxury spa and health clubs offering immersive health, fitness, and beauty, as well as access to a third pool within the property. The 23 branded residences, all serviced by the hotel, will include access to a designated 25-metre pool accessible only by residents, in addition to the hotel’s 30-metre rooftop pool (pictured above).

This opening, born from a fusion of avant-garde Parisian chic with heritage and artistic flair, will mark Maybourne’s first property in Paris and its second in France.

To find out further information about The Maybourne Saint-Germain visit maybourne.com/development.

Italian masterpiece Casa Brera debuts in Milan with Michelin chefs

February 5, 2025 No Comments

Casa Brera, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Milan, has joined the prestigious The Luxury Collection brand by Marriott International.

Strategically located in the heart of Milan, the hotel is nestled in the charming pedestrian Piazzetta Bossi, a few steps away from Teatro alla Scala and the lively Brera neighbourhood.

Originally designed in the 1950s by the esteemed Italian architect Pietro Lingeri, a leading figure of Italian Rationalism, the building’s heritage is celebrated through its geometric graphics present on the walls, floors – true marble carpets – and ceiling, that outline the interiors. The Rationalist inspiration is further reflected in the choice of finishings and stones, with a preference for Italian marbles, especially granite, which echoes the building’s facade and represents a recurring design motif.

An epicurean celebration

The culinary direction is guided by the acclaimed Michelin-starred Italian Chef Andrea Berton, who curates the offerings for Living lounge, Scena restaurant and Etereo skybar and restaurant, while celebrated Chef Haruo Ichikawa, the first Japanese chef to earn a Michelin star in Italy, oversees the Japanese cuisine of Odachi restaurant.

At the heart of the hotel lies Scena, a fine-dining Italian restaurant focused on authentic and innovative Italian and Milanese cuisine. Here, executive chef Francesco Bonato offers timeless dishes paired with a selection of wines that range from the great Maisons to refined and niche labels.

On the eighth and top floor of the hotel, Etereo skybar and restaurant offers magnificent 360-degree view over Milan – spanning from the Duomo to the Galleria, and from the Castle to Porta Nuova. It also features a spectacular rooftop outdoor pool and terrace area with sun beds, sofas, and umbrellas.

Stay in style: guest rooms and suites

The hotel’s101 guest rooms and 15 suites reflect the spirit of Milanese art, culture, and design, seamlessly combining timeless elegance with contemporary touches.

The selected materials include walnut wood, Fior di Pesco marble, backlit brass and printed glass.

The Deluxe and Premiere rooms feature modular Poliform furniture, cozy seating, and custom artworks with a smooth continuity between the sleeping area and the bathroom. For those seeking both an indoor and outside layout, the Studio with Balcony offers a stylish accommodation, with the option for interconnecting rooms.

Details like green ceramic mushroom lamps, geometric wool rugs, Poliform seating, and terracotta vases, all contribute to the eye-catching Italian aesthetic. Furnished with a balcony or terrace, each Junior Suite includes a modular corner sofa and mirror-topped drink bar, providing prime time for leisure.

For more information or to book a stay, visit www.casabrera.com.