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THe LISTOur pick of the best new luxury experiences
BEST OF
THE REST
Viceroy Anguilla opens this month,
featuring 166 opulent rooms, villas
and town-homes nestled within
35 private acres facing the Barnes
and Meads Bays.
viceroyhotelsandresorts.com
Dean Street Townhouse has
recently welcomed its first guests.
The chic 39-room property, located
in the heart of London’s Soho, is
teeming with Georgian design
pieces.
deanstreettownhouse.com
Soneva Kiri, the latest property in
the Six Senses portfolio, is located
on the remote Thai island of Kood
and offers a range of exclusive
treats for guests, including treetop
dining experiences.
sixsenses.com
Nonsuch Bay is Antigua’s newest
hot property, boasting 62 colonial-
style apartments and 18 exclusive
waterfront and hilltop villas, as well
as a super-exclusive sailing facility.
nonsuchbayresort.com
Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort is the ultimate wilderness retreat. Situated in the vast swathes
of the world’s largest uninterrupted sand desert, the recently opened Anantara resort is a
veritable oasis of luxury. Rising like a mirage between the immense red dunes of the Liwa
Desert in Abu Dhabi, the palace-like property offers guests a plethora of deluxe rooms, suites
and private villas to choose from, not to mention a quality of service and facilities befitting
an Arabian prince, including round-the-clock butlers in the three-bedroom villas and a
Moroccan-style hamam and contrasting ice cave in the exclusive Anantara Spa.
anantara.com
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