Featuring Fiji’s only over-water cabins (or ‘bures’), complete with glass floor-panels, Likuliku Lagoon Resort is perfect for those seeking a romantic getaway. Soak in the ocean views from either your bed, the freestanding bath or your lounger out on the deck and make the most of the private plunge pools and private, candlelit dining under the stars.
The Fullerton Bay Hotel, Singapore
Perched on Singapore’s Marina Bay, The Fullerton Bay Hotel is the epitome of classic and international luxury. A stand-out feature of this hotel is ‘La Brasserie’ with its 10-metre ceilings, wall-to-wall bayside windows, polished floors, and chandeliers. Each of the 100 guest rooms have a private sundeck or balcony and floor-to-ceiling windows that look out onto Marina Bay and the Singapore skyline. The rooms feature a traditional design, with polished rosewood, latticed screens, leather and chrome, paired with high-tech touches like interactive LCD televisions, iPod docks, and individual temperature controls.
Como Point Yamu, Thailand
Thai luxury with an Italian spin: Como Point Yamu features Mediterranean-inspired interiors, Italian food and tropical views of Phang Nga Bay and the Andaman Sea. Spend a day on the nearby private island, where you’ll have attendants ready to wine and dine you, or sit back at the 100 metre infinity pool on site. The interiors are very much ‘modern resort style’.
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