
Katikies Santorini
Whitewashed suites stepped down the Oia cliff, with caldera views from every veranda and the village lanes on the doorstep.
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Whitewashed suites stepped down the Oia cliff, with caldera views from every veranda and the village lanes on the doorstep.

A 22-room villa hotel on a 300-acre organic farm in southern Tuscany, where the sheep, kitchen gardens and vineyards feed two restaurants.

A thousand-year-old castle hotel on a 3,700-acre private estate in the Umbrian hills, with horses, a candlelit bathhouse and two restaurants.

A classic Rome hotel between Piazza del Popolo and the Spanish Steps, built around a terraced Secret Garden at the foot of the Pincio.

A family-run hotel built down the cliff east of Positano, where every room has a sea-view terrace and a lift runs through the rock to a private cove.

An 18th-century villa above Lake Como with 24 rooms spread across the Villa, the Palazz and a house on the water, and terraced gardens down to the shore.

Large, calm suites on the top floors of an Otemachi tower, a short walk from Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace Gardens.

Hot spring suites and villas above Ago Bay in Ise-Shima National Park, close to the Ise Grand Shrine.

Ten villas and houses on 50,000 private acres in Laikipia, with a private vehicle for every booking and an outdoor gallery of contemporary African art.

Jean-Michel Gathy architecture, a serious art collection and French service on a Noonu Atoll island reached by private seaplane.

Two-storey overwater villas of wood and thatch a short speedboat ride from Malé, with no seaplane needed and no shoes expected.

The original no-shoes Maldives island: big jungle villas, a long list of places to eat and a UNESCO biosphere reserve on the doorstep.