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THe LISTOur pick of the best new luxury experiences
BEST OF
THE REST
The Pierre is back! Taj’s New York
hotel is open again on Fifth Avenue
after James Park Associates and
Champalimaud’s hard work. And
it’s boasting Le Caprice as its new
restaurant.
tajhotels.com
Amantaka in Laos’s Unesco-listed
Luang Prabang is the latest
resort from Aman. It has just 24
suites crafted out of 15 French
colonial buildings, once the town’s
hospital.
amanresorts.com
Le Mas Candille in the south of
France opens six spacious suites
this July within its multimillion
euro extension. The suites bring
the boutique hotel’s room count
to 46.
lemascandille.com
Grand Hotel du Lagon is great for
anyone looking for a new angle in
the Indian Ocean. Naiade Resorts
has taken the property on Reunion
and turned it into a luxurious hotel.
naiaderesorts.com
It’s been a long time coming, but Shangri-La’s Villingili Resort & Spa opens in July.
Yes, yes, another new resort in the Maldives, but this one has been in the works for years
and is the first luxury resort south of the equator, in Addu Atoll, with an impressive four miles
of coastline. It brings Asian hospitality, along with the coup of not having to wait around for
seaplanes limited by daylight flying hours, as Villingili can be reached via scheduled flights to
Gan. Its 142 stand-alone villas include 16 treehouses, while a CHI Spa, two restaurants and a
thought-of-everything Village Centre also feature.
shangri-la.com
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in the know
summer 09
ttgluxury.com
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