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Magna Pars Hotel. Lobby and reception
Magna Pars L’Hotel À Parfum, Milan. Italian raw materials by Ambra Martone
Each room is dedicated to one of sixty-eight different scents, chosen by an olfactory check-in, solely based on smell: Magna Pars is the first hotel à parfum in the world
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Oku, Kos Island in Greece: a beachside room with sunset views overlooking the water
It is not easy to find a place like this in the Mediterranean, even less so in Greece: Oku is a hotel, property, and resort that has direct access to...
00 walkway between the meadows at Siem Reap Phum Baitang
Zannier Hotels Phum Baitang: inner workings of Cambodia through Arnaud Zannier’s lens
«I hoped my guests to have the same impression of this place that I did when I first arrived», Arnaud says since becoming immersed in the Cambodian way of life
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Eco del Mare, Lerici. The evolution of a way of holidaying
From the cabins of the Fifties to the rooms powered by solar panels, and roof gardens. In conversation with Francesca Mozer,  daughter of Eco del Mare’s founder
CASA DELFINO
Casa Delfino, Chania. The capital of Crete belonged to the Venetians and the Ottomans
A turn of events leads to the fifth generation descendant of the Delfino family converting a family heirloom to the the first hotel in the town of Chania
7Pines, a sustainably renovated resort for an all-around experience of Sardinia
With the rural hinterland behind, Hyatt’s new resort enhances and promotes Sardinian multi-faceted identity while contributing to preserving it
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Le Sereno, St. Barths. L’hôtel des Pêcheurs designed by Christian Liaigre
Luis Contreras envisioned the formation of Le Sereno in St. Barths. The amalgamation of the dichotomy is realized through the updated design and visual aesthetic
The Siam Hotel, Bangkok. A urban resort on the banks of the Chao Phraya River
Krissada Sukosol Clapp, the hotel's founder, discusses how the boutique hotel captures the soul of Thailand
Hotel Montefiore, Tel Aviv. A century-old building repurposed for hospitality
A boutique hotel dating back to the twentieth century exudes the ethos of a bygone Saigon from every pore
Hotel Motto, Wien. A microcosm shaped by Mr. Bernd Schlacher
We don’t just talk about sustainability, we live it here at MOTTO. Our hotel was built by Austrian carpenters and fitters, we serve fair trade coffee in our cafe and...