Top 10 luxury hotels in the Caribbean

The Caribbean has had a long love affair with upscale hotels, with every new opening claiming more Instagram-worthy views, designer-led rooms, gourmet-style dining, and feel-fabulous spa treatments than the last. But as savvy travellers know, not all luxury hotels are created equal. With this in mind, we’ve scaled the region’s most glamorous islands to bring you the under-the-radar and well-exposed haunts that up the ante in terms of their location, facilities, décor, clientele, and all-round exclusivity. It was near on impossible to whittle it down, so as well as our top 10 luxury hotels in the Caribbean, we’ve included a list of many other awesome luxury hotels we think you should check out, too.

#10

Hermitage Bay Hotel, Antigua

The setting: If it’s sweet seclusion you’re after, this sophisticated boutique resort on a hidden cove in the island’s south-west certainly has the wow factor. Only a 30-minute drive from the airport, there’s nothing for miles around other than a dazzling white-sand beach.

The stay: The look and feel of this in-demand place is nothing short of sumptuous; think an attentive service from eager-to-please staff, a classy clientele (mostly couples), and seriously stunning flower-filled tropical gardens. Standout facilities include a curved infinity-edged pool, state-of-the-art gym, spa with “colour rituals” treatments based on the body’s Chakra systems, yoga and pilates classes, and free DVD library. There’s also an attractive bar for cocktails and canapés as well as a reliably good fusion restaurant where ordering off-menu is never a problem.

The sleep: All of the 30 cottage suites (13 on the beachfront; 17 on the hillside) are cleverly designed to maximise the drop-dead-gorgeous views. All come with gleaming white walls, dark-wood finishes, slatted louvre windows, and large terraces with double day beds, dining tables, and plantation chairs. Luxe extras include a comfy bed dressed with crisp white cotton linens, flatscreen TV with DVD player, sound system with iPod docking station, indoor bathroom and outdoor garden shower, and generous supplies of Aromatherapy Associates toiletries.

More information and to book: Hermitage Bay Hotel

#9

Fairmont Royal Pavilion, Barbados

The setting: It doesn’t get grander than this pink-hued landmark hotel that has been a benchmark for luxury since the 1940’s. Overlooking St. James’ beachfront on the glittering west coast of Barbados, you’ll have Holetown on your doorstep and Bridgetown only eight miles away.

The stay: Offering English elegance infused with Caribbean charm, this gracious colonial-style estate has hospitality down to a fine art. Grown-up beach glamour prevails along with excellent ingredient-driven cuisine, superb rum-based concoctions, award-winning gardens, and attentive service from courteous staff. A lovely freshwater pool lined with comfortable sunloungers, round-the-clock gym, floodlit tennis courts, indulgent spa treatments, and daily complimentary afternoon teas with freshly-baked scones and home-made cakes adds to the appeal.

The sleep: There’s 75 individually-designed rooms and suites, all of which have terraces or glass-fronted balconies with unobstructed views of the Caribbean Sea. Nice touches include a king-size bed with a pillow top mattress, flatscreen TV with cable channels, DVD player, free Wi-Fi and Internet access, and well-stocked minibar. Bathrooms have a walk-in shower, deep-soaking bathtub, bathrobes and slippers, oversized fluffy towels, and designer toiletries.

More information and to book: Fairmont Royal Pavilion

#8

Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort, St Lucia

The setting: This former sugarcane plantation turned swanky resort hotel nestled between the twin Pitons takes its looks seriously. As one of the fanciest stays on St Lucia’s striking west coast, it offers the best of both worlds: two blinding white beaches and a lush rainforest.

The stay: The sugar-white sands set the tone for the luxury that follows; think state-of-the-art gym, dive centre, two floodlit tennis courts, glossy bars, and upscale but informal restaurants for island-style and international cooking. Elsewhere, you’ll find scheduled yoga classes, an excellent selection of watersports (windsurfing, kayaking and sailing), and an extraordinary spa with treatments rooms housed in tree houses above the forest floor. You’ll even get your own mobile device for summoning your personal butler whenever the need arises.

The sleep: It’s all white-on-white décor spiced up with neo-colonial design elements and ultra-sleek furnishings in the suites, villas, cottages, and residences - all of which have decked terraces overlooking the sea. Each is kitted out with sumptuous beds swathed with high thread-count Egyptian cottons, Bose sound systems, Nespresso coffee machines, and large bathrooms with walk-in showers, bathtubs, and Natura Bissé toiletries. Some of the more expensive accommodation comes with a private plunge pool and a butler who will cater to your every whim.

More information and to book: Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort

#7

Jamaica Inn, Jamaica

The setting: A hidden cove location just outside the town of Ocho Rios makes this high-end boutique property one of the smartest on the island. The vibe here is extremely laid-back, and there’s little more to do than while away the days lazing on champagne-coloured sands.

The stay: This place won’t be beaten on olde-worlde Jamaican elegance. Expect traditional colonial-style colours (mostly blues and whites), beautiful manicured gardens, balustraded pavilions, and lovely extras such as a croquet lawn and a posh spa. You’ll also find a refined wood-panelled bar for anytime drinks, an open-air restaurant set under a canopy of palms for Caribbean cuisine, and a gorgeous outdoor terrace for cocktails and afternoon teas. If you’re itching for action, watersports such as kayaking, paddle boarding and snorkelling are available.

The sleep: The colonial design vibe continues in the 48 traditional suites and more modern cottages - all of which have beautiful sea views. Whatever accommodation style you choose, you’re assured lashings of whites and Wedgewood blues, hardwood flooring, plantation shutters, hand-carved four-poster beds with deluxe linens, and spacious balconies or terraces (some also come with private infinity or plunge pools). In fact, all that’s missing is a TV, radio, and clock - but that’s an intentional move to encourage guests to switch off and relax.

More information and to book: Jamaica Inn

#6

Spice Island Beach Resort, Grenada

The setting: The peaceful southern end of the Grand Anse Beach is the perfect setting for this low-rise hotel. Not only will you have pristine sherbet-white sands on your doorstep, but the capital of St. George's and its horseshoe-shaped harbour are just a short distance away.

The stay: Setting the bar high for luxury stays in Grenada, this award-winning property owned and operated by philanthropist and tourism industry stalwart Sir Royston Hopkin and his family has been around since the 1960’s. Highlights include a freeform pool with Jacuzzi, a dive and watersports centre, floodlit tennis, spectacular spa, fitness centre, and incredible restaurant for elevated gourmet cuisine. The hotel offers free tennis, cycling, and golf green fees as well as a children's activity centre with video game stations and healthy snacks for three to 12-year-olds.

The sleep: Designed to a high spec, the 64 ultra-stylish suites come with Caribbean décor, breezy exterior terraces, and private gardens dotted with lemon, almond, and sea-grape trees (many have plunge pools, outdoor dining terraces, living rooms with wet bars, and four-poster canopy beds). You'll also assured a huge amount of creature comforts, including flatscreen TVs with DVD players, iPod docking stations, well-stocked minibars, and good-looking bathrooms with bathtubs, showers, bathrobes and slippers, and Molton Brown toiletries.

More information and to book: Spice Island Beach Resort

#5

Half Moon, Jamaica

The setting: Located on a private estate tucked away along Jamaica’s northern coast, we love the beautiful two-mile beach which feels exclusive and special.

The stay: We can’t include Half Moon without recommending the stunning Fern Tree Spa. The largest resort spa in Jamaica, this holistic spa offers lovely massages, meditation parlours and wonderful beauty therapies. You’ll also find a Robert Trent Jones-designed golf course, three pools, and fantastic award-winning restaurants.

The sleep: Enjoy classic Caribbean interiors alongside large balconies with gorgeous ocean views. We recommend opting for one of the suites – they’re all spacious and boast a separate lounge and larger outdoor seating area to enjoy the amazing coastal vistas.

More information and to book: Half Moon, Montego Bay, Jamaica

#4

Eden Roc at Cap Cana, Dominican Republic

The setting: As the country's first five-star resort, this boutique sleep is in Cap Cana - the exclusive gated community on the island’s eastern tip. Located right where the Caribbean Sea meets the Atlantic, the beaches here rank among some of the world’s best.

The stay: This relatively new addition to the sparkling 30,000-acre Cap Cana estate comes with off-the-scale stunning facilities; from the rolling fairways of the Jack Nicklaus-designed Signature Punta Espada golf course, to the ravishing Solaya Spa that offers world-class pampering in luxury cabanas. There’s also several restaurants for tantalising Mediterranean, Peruvian-Japanese fusion and international fare, a glamorous piano bar for end-of-day cocktails, and a colonial-style wine cellar that houses some of the best wines in the Dominican Republic.

The sleep: Soft colour palates accented by rich woods, exquisite fabrics, chandelier lighting, and local art characterise the 34 boutique-chic suites - all of which come with a private pool and covered gazebo. Further luxe touches include iPads that control everything in the room (huge flatscreen TV, Bose surround sound speakers), and big beds paired with goose down feather duvets and pillows. There’s also outdoor showers and indoor bathrooms with coral stone bathtubs or marble Jacuzzis, and exclusive toiletries from Italian perfumery brand Laura Tonatto.

More information and to book: Eden Roc at Cap Cana

#3

Sandy Lane, Barbados

The setting: The most celebrated address Barbados (and the Caribbean) backs onto a sweeping stretch of white beach on the west coast, just south of Holetown. The fleet of Rolls Royce Phantoms (and sometimes the paparazzi) outside this Palladian-style resort says it all.

The stay: Everything here is shamelessly over-the-top luxurious from the moment you check-in. There’s three superb golf courses (two of which were designed by Tom Fazio), nine floodlit tennis courts, the island's largest and most celebrated spa with 11 treatment rooms, and a well-equipped fitness centre. Further highlights include a collection of high-end boutiques, a well-run children’s club, four restaurants, seven bars, a relaxing beach scene, and a loyal clientele that often includes A-list celebrities and royalty.

The sleep: The 112 opulent plantation-style rooms and suites (plus a five-bedroom villa for the super-rich) have Italian marble floors, expansive private terraces or balconies that double as alfresco dining areas, and more high-tech gadgetry than you’ll know how to operate (even the curtains, lighting, and do-not-disturb sign is controlled from the panel on your bedside). All come with an elevated king-sized bed (or twins) dressed with sumptuous bedding, a giant flatscreen TV with digital channels, and palatial bathrooms with every ultra-modern convenience.

More information and to book: Sandy Lane

#2

Jade Mountain, St Lucia

The setting: High on a hillside above the beachfront at Anse Chastanet, this five-star retreat is one of the only ones on the island offering uninterrupted views of with both the Piti and Gros Piton. The old colonial-era buildings of Soufrière are just 10 minutes away.

The stay: From owner-designer Nick Troubetzkoy’s award-winning architecture to the much-celebrated Jade Mountain Club (where afternoon tea, signature cocktails, and all meals are served), everything here is decadence to the max. Facilities include two soft-sand beaches, outdoor pool, fitness studio, spa, library, and a huge list of activities for those who like to keep busy (yoga classes, nature hikes, guided sea kayaking, sunset cocktail cruises, chocolate-making lessons in the on-site laboratory, and watersports).

The sleep: Accessed by bridges, the 29 “sanctuaries” (as the rooms are called) come with 15-foot ceilings, comfortable king-size beds, and just three walls - the open-air aspect allowing for unrivalled Pitons views. There’s also huge open bathrooms with chromotherapy whirlpool tubs and rain showers, and private infinity pools built with tiles selected for how they reflect light underwater. All are intentionally tech-free for a truly secluded feel, but you'll get a one-button mobile phone to keep in touch with your personal butler.

More information and to book: Jade Mountain

#1

Necker Island, British Virgin Islands

The setting: It’s a posh POA affair at this 74-acre Caribbean idyll that’s long been a hideaway for some of the world’s most famous people (royals, celebs, heads of states). Located in the British Virgin Islands archipelago, the whole set-up is owned entirely by Sir Richard Branson.

The stay: Welcoming just 30 people at a time, it’s usual procedure to rent the whole island. But if you’re pockets aren’t deep enough, there are some weeks in the year when you can book just a room and make full use of the facilities. There’s a sublime spa with treatments by Aromatherapy Associates, a beach house and pool pavilion with sunloungers and hammocks, two floodlit tennis courts, a kids’ club, and a freeform infinity pool with swim-up bar. Activities include beach BBQ’s, snorkelling, diving, kite surfing, sailing, water-skiing, paddle boarding, and yoga.

The sleep: The Great House boasts a 1,500-square-foot master bedroom to sleep up to 18 guests as well as eight rooms with Balinese-style décor, ocean-facing balconies, king-sized beds, and en-suite bathrooms. There’s also six Balinese-style houses dotted around the island and a bunkroom that can accommodate up to six additional children. All accommodation has air-conditioning and ceiling fans, UK plug adaptors, direct dial telephones, bathrobes, free toiletries, and thoughtful extras such as sunhats, kimonos, sarongs, and mosquito nets.

More information and to book: Necker Island

Best of the rest

So you’ve seen our 10 favourites, now it’s time for the rest of the region’s fabulous luxury hotels. The Caribbean has an array of beautiful getaways, and we’ve compiled the best of the rest – chosen for their perfect style, VIP-style experiences, incredible food, and impeccable service.

Anguilla

Belmond Cap Juluca

You can’t beat the incredible mountain views that frame Belmond Cap Juluca’s location along Maundays Bay. There are a few beaches and islands to explore nearby too, including Sandy Island which is just four miles away by boat.

This is a resort where you’ll enjoy total privacy, thanks to the beautiful rooms, suites and villas with bright white interiors and stand-out views. Peel yourself away from your personal haven and enjoy a relaxing spa treatment, or take advantage of the fabulous pool and water sports. We love the dining options here, including Pimms with its succulent seafood paired with brilliant wines.

Antigua

Curtain Bluff

Nestled between two peaceful beaches, Curtain Bluff offers a wonderful sense of tranquility and serenity that is ideal for a special holiday. The hotel is award-winning, and quite rightly so – you’ll get a true VIP experience here, with fantastic staff always on hand to ensure your stay is completely stress-free and downright spectacular.

Curtain Bluff knocks it out of the park when it comes to fabulous suites. The décor adopts a classic Caribbean vibe, and all offer lovely views of the ocean. For the ultimate indulgence, pick the Terrace Suite with Private Pool, nestled on the top of the bluff and featuring an infinity edge plunge pool that looks out onto the horizon. Intimate and blissful, this is perfect for loved-up honeymooners.

Carlisle Bay

Found along the south coast of Antigua, Carlisle Bay’s stunning beachfront location is only the beginning when it comes to the hotel’s luxuriousness and charm. The sleek, modern décor creates an indulgent vibe, whilst the verdant backdrop of bright green mountains reminds you that you’re relaxing amongst Antigua’s naturally beautiful wilderness.

There’s a plethora of fantastic facilities and amenities here, including a screening room showing films every night, sailing and snorkeling along the topaz bay, and a gorgeous spa with a juice bar and chill-out zone. After unwinding by the pool or indulging in a yoga class, wander along to Indigo on the Beach for a decadent BBQ on the sugary sands.

Bahamas

The Ocean Club

Located on the stunning Paradise Island, The Ocean Club exudes the luxurious, idyllic vibe of its fabulous location.

This property has a strong reputation for offering elegant holidays, where you can spend your days relaxing by the pool, enjoying a rejuvenating spa treatment, and fantastic water sports. After you’ve worked up an appetite, there is the sophisticated Dune restaurant offering French and Asian cuisine, whilst The Library offers a chilled atmosphere alongside handcrafted cocktails.  

Sandals Emerald Bay

Part of our Platinum Collection, Sandals Emerald Bay is utter paradise. Located along a mile-long beach and hidden away by exotic flora, this beautiful resort is found on Great Exuma and offers a sophisticated stay.

Enjoy impressive rooms with equally as beautiful views, enjoy practicing your swing on the championship golf course, and indulge in a little R&R with a trip to relaxing Red Lane Spa. The resort truly offers a classic Caribbean vibe, with plantation-style décor, a fabulous pool, and one of the best beaches in the Bahamas.

Barbados

Cobblers Cove

As soon as you see this candy floss pink plantation house-turned hotel, you’ll know you’re in for a treat. Nestled on the west coast of Barbados, Cobblers Cove is very secluded compared to other hotels, and is perfect for those intimate holidays where all you want to do is unwind.

Quaint afternoon teas looking out onto the ocean, soaking in a Jacuzzi tub, tucking into local specialties al fresco – Cobblers Cove is all about the quintessential experiences, all of which create a peaceful day spent soaking up the sun and enjoying each other’s company. The staff are wonderfully attentive, which only adds to the joy, and the Bajan heritage that is infused into the hotel adds a charm you won’t get in many other hotels.

The House by Elegant Hotels

What could be more luxurious than stepping into a hotel for the first time, and being handed a drink? That’s only the beginning at The House by Elegant Hotels, a gorgeous adult-only resort that immediately evokes a sense of luxury and intimacy from the get go.

Begin your day with a champagne breakfast, before spending the rest of the morning relaxing by the stunning pool. Next up, enjoy a leisurely glass bottom boat ride along Barbados’ west coast, indulge in a pampering treatment at the spa, and end the day with a sumptuous Italian feast at Daphne’s Restaurant. You could even go one step further with a secluded, private dinner on the beach – a truly memorable moment for you and your partner.

The Sandpiper

Sometimes you just have to indulge. The Sandpiper is a beautiful, small hotel nestled on the west coast of Barbados - perfect for those hoping to splash the cash but keep things intimate and unpretentious at the same time.

Honeymoon couples deserve the ultimate luxury, and Sandpiper’s Tree Top Suites are certainly just that. Nestled up high, the ocean views from these suites are phenomenal, and you’ll have your own private plunge pool, too. A complimentary transfer to the sister hotel’s wonderful spa is a great way to relax in the afternoon, finishing with a trip to Holetown before returning for a laidback cocktail at Harold’s Bar.

Coral Reef Club

This luxurious hotel soaks up a chilled Caribbean vibe, perfect for those hoping to leave their troubles behind and immerse themselves in the island’s laidback lifestyle. Coral Reef Club is found on the west coast of Barbados, and offers a wonderful plantation vibe with its wooden shutters and gorgeous covered balconies.

Romance, delicious food, fantastic vistas…Coral Reef Club paints itself as the ultimate tropical paradise. The rooms are so bright and airy, you’ll have no reason not to fall in love with the feeling of fresh air sifting through the hotel. The Luxury Plantation Suite is very indulgent indeed – it has a wonderful rustic-chic feel to it, and the expansive terrace is ideal for an intimate meal for two.

Grenada

Sandals Grenada

Nestled on the beautiful Pink Gin Beach, Sandals Grenada soaks up the gorgeous Grenadian sunshine, offering a wonderful sun kissed oasis perfect for loved-up couples looking for an adult-only getaway.

Sandals La Source is wonderfully chic and stylish. The bright and airy Mediterranean style décor creates a lovely open feel, whilst the rustic Caribbean touches of thatched roofs and lagoon style swimming pools are the epitome of the ideal summer escape. We love the Italian Swim-Up Suites, with two large doors that open out onto a beautiful ocean-view pool. The ideal Caribbean getaway always includes delicious cuisine, and you’ll certainly find something that will tantalise your taste buds thanks to the nine sumptuous restaurants on offer.

Silversands Grenada

Enjoy a secluded stay at Silversands Grenada, nestled between verdant hills and the azure ocean. Located on the northern end of the sensational Grand Anse Beach, you’ll be close by to wonderful beach bars perfect for watching the sunset.

This resort is effortlessly cool, boasting modern and trendy accommodation ideal for discerning travellers. We love the Silversands Spa with its holistic treatments, regionally-influenced rituals, and fabulous ice cave. In the evenings, head to Asiatique for contemporary Thai cuisine and fantastic Asian-inspired cocktails at the bar.

Laluna

Sometimes, all you need is to hide away from the modern world and simply enjoy paradise all on your own. Laluna’s location in a private hillside just above one of Grenada’s most deserted beaches is the perfect spot to enjoy a bit of R&R and escape everyday stresses.

There’s only 16 boutique cottages altogether, adding to the lovely intimate feel, and we love that the hotel is influenced by its Italian owner. The scenic restaurant serves flavoursome dishes created with a mix of local Caribbean fare and delicious imported Italian ingredients, whilst the décor has a characterful Italian flair, too. This is a wonderful slice of heaven, with plenty of rustic yet luxurious charm.

Grenadines

Cotton House, Mustique

If you’re looking for luxury…staying on one of the world’s most exclusive private islands will certainly tick all the boxes. Nestled on the northern tip of Mustique, Cotton House encapsulates its location’s striking natural beauty.

Now a restored 18th century sugar mill, Cotton House still oozes with vintage charm, yet also offers a lovely mix of modern facilities and interiors. The hotel isn’t only about the lavish décor, but the fabulous activities too. Whether you fancy a scenic horse ride, an afternoon catamaran trip, or simply just enjoying the private stretch of beach. A choice of three restaurants means you’ll never go hungry – and you could even dine amongst villa owners that come across the island to The Great Room for an afternoon tea and cocktails.

Jamaica

Round Hill Hotel and Villas

Once a sugar plantation, this Jamaican gem is a timeless beauty, with classic colonial architecture, and beautiful décor that just oozes rustic Caribbean charm. This is certainly one of Jamaica’s most classy and stylish resorts.

The room interiors were designed by Ralph Lauren, so you know you’ll be staying somewhere chic and fancy. We love the blend of thatched roofs with contemporary Caribbean furnishings, and the bright white walls really add a spacious, lavish feel. Take a wander through the picturesque gardens, or take a dip in the infinity pool and marvel at the stunning views of jungle-clad hills and crystal-clear reefs. Families are well catered for here too, with two complimentary kids clubs and brilliant water sports.

Mexico

Viceroy Riviera Maya

Found along the sugary coast of Riviera Maya, this brilliant boutique adult-only resort beautifully blends simplicity with eco-luxury. We feel that this is one of Mexico’s most romantic escapes, ideal for unwinding with your partner and simply enjoying each other’s company in the sunshine.

Set against a stunning scene of bright white sands and luscious foliage, days here are spent gazing at gorgeous sunsets, soaking up the sun by your private plunge pool, and indulging in a traditional Mayan spa treatment. The staff here are second-to-none too, meaning you’ll feel utterly pampered throughout your stay, yet still have enough space to sunbathe and relax in your own time.

UNICO 20 87

Stylish, contemporary, and just incredibly cool…UNICO 20 87 is an adult-only hotel ideal for trendy travellers. Mixing modern style with Mexico’s vibrant roots, UNICO will immerse you in Mexico’s culture, yet offer plenty of the luxurious amenities needed for an indulgent holiday.

Nestled on the powdery white sands of Riviera Maya, we quickly fell in love with the charming local artwork that adorns this classy hotel’s interiors, as well as the astonishing handcrafted furnishings. Wander down to Bar Balam and treat yourself to a classic cocktail with a fun Mexican twist, or book yourself a table at Cueva Siete for a flavoursome taste of authentic Mayan and Yucatecan cuisine. Best of all, you’ll have your own Anfitrión – a personal host who will be available to you 24 hours a day.

Nevis

Four Seasons

A beautiful, hidden away oasis on the island of Nevis, Four Seasons Resort offers direct access to glorious Pinney’s Beach, and even boasts views of Nevis Peak and sister island St Kitts.

The contemporary accommodation is lovely and inviting – we love the four poster beds and large balconies overlooking the ocean. All rooms and suites are located in plantation-style cottages, adding to the charm of the resort. Or, you could indulge and book one of the trendy villas, featuring either a full-size or plunge pool. Families will love this resort too – young guests can enjoy activities including sea turtle conservation, cooking classes and coconut demonstrations.

St Lucia

Cap Maison

Reminiscent of a picturesque Spanish village, Cap Maison is easily one of St Lucia’s most stunning resorts. With mixed tile floors, terracotta walls, and a marvelous central water feature, your breath will be taken away around every corner.

As soon as you step into the resort for the first time, you’ll think you’ll have landed in paradise. The sweet scent of lemongrass will sweep you off your feet as you’re handed a cold towel and a refreshing welcome drink – a wonderful service that will remain throughout your entire stay. We love The Cliff, a spectacular restaurant with unsurpassable views of the sparkling ocean – the perfect backdrop to your freshly caught seafood.

Ladera Resort

Located just outside St Lucia’s former capital, Soufriere, Ladera Resort has the most phenomenal views of the Pitons and the azure Caribbean Sea that surrounds them. This beauty transpires into the resort’s attractive exterior too – what could be more beautiful that staying in a suite perched high up in a luscious hillside?

Most of the rooms have open walls that look out onto the endless horizon, as well as a small private pool ideal for taking a refreshing dip and watching the sun set. We love the main infinity pool – it’s built much like a natural lagoon, whilst the Dasheene Restaurant offers stellar views from the open-air terrace and divine award-winning cuisine. A stay here is truly indulgent and special.