If there's one thing money can buy, it's the ability to have a very luxurious vacation, and one of the essential elements of a luxury vacation is accommodation – after all, if money is no object, there's no need to worry about the price.
It's all about the experience and ambiance of the place. To enjoy a truly luxurious stay during your vacation, it's important to go to a luxury resort that has all the amenities and comforts you could desire.
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“[People] “They want spa experiences, packages, upscale restaurants with premium snacks and drinks, and they want to receive the best customer service possible,” said Brittany Betts, CMO of FloridaPanhandle.com.[They want] The resort offers laundry services and elite room services.
If you've ever wondered where the super-rich stay when they go on their luxury vacations, you've come to the right place. Based on information from Hotels.com, here are the top 10 luxury beach hotels that are exclusive to the super-rich. Prices reflect bookings for 2 people.
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Four Seasons Resort Langkawi (Langkawi, Malaysia)
Although Four Seasons Resort Langkawi has plenty of more affordable accommodations, one of the most luxurious accommodations is the Three-Bedroom Beach Villa, which is approximately 41,764 square feet and can sleep up to eight guests.
Overlooking the Andaman Sea, rooms come with private pools and shaded lounge areas, as well as three marble bathrooms and two rainforest-style outdoor showers.
If you wish, you can also request a personal attendant during your stay.
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Amrit Ocean Resort and Residences at Singer Island (Palm Beach, Florida, USA)
The Intracoastal Wellness Residence room sleeps up to six guests and features two bedrooms, one with an Amrit Signature king bed and the other with two queen beds, two bathrooms, a private terrace and a kitchen.
Located on the beach in Singer Island, this hotel also features fine dining restaurants, a bistro and a world-class spa.
Château de la Messardière (Pampelonne coast, French Riviera, France)
If you're looking for the finest luxury in France, then look no further than Château de la Messardière. This beautiful 19th-century mansion overlooks the Bay of Pampelonne and boasts four bedrooms to accommodate you and your guests.
There's also a beautiful mirrored pool, five fine dining restaurants and the Valmont Spa for those wanting to relax and unwind, and for an even more exclusive experience, you can even take to the private beach in the Rolls-Royce Cullinan.
Cinematographica Manção Pe na Areia (Búzios, Brazil)
If you'd rather avoid a hotel and enjoy a lovely stay in a private home, try Cinematográfica Mansão Pé na Areia, located right on the white sands of Ferradura Beach.
It has 13 bedrooms and 18 bathrooms, all exclusive to you and your guests, plus plenty of amenities, including a bar, full kitchen, and outdoor pool.
Il San Pietro di Positano (Positano, Italy)
The nearly 1,300-square-foot Virginia Suite (or Suite Virginia) offers a unique, upscale experience and comes with a beautiful panoramic pool, perfectly suited to the beach vibe.
The hotel features multiple restaurants and features Michelin-starred chefs, and guests can also enjoy luxury experiences such as private wine tastings, direct access to the Beach Club's private beach, and tennis.
Harbor View Hotel (Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, USA)
This stunning property offers sweeping views of both the Edgartown Lighthouse and the Atlantic Ocean, with the Collins Loft offering particularly beautiful ocean views, a private balcony, a lovely kitchenette, a large master bedroom and an elegant bathroom.
The hotel itself features beautiful gardens, fine dining and a heated saltwater pool.
Ambergris Cay Private Island (Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia)
Looking for a private island stay? Check out Waypoint Villa.
This villa has four king-size beds and can sleep up to eight adults. It's set on a lush hilltop, has access to the beach via a cobblestone path, and even has a beachfront infinity pool for those wanting to spend the day.
Santorini Secret Suites & Spa (Oia, Santorini)
On the Aegean island of Santorini, you can stay in a junior villa at Santorini Secret Suites & Spa, which comes with a private outdoor pool and panoramic views of the caldera and ocean, as well as a private hot tub, a canopy bed and two large bedrooms. Plus, it's set just a short distance from the main grounds, so it feels truly secluded.
At the hotel itself, you can enjoy a meal at Black Rock Restaurant, relax at Harmonia Spa, or soak up the sun by the infinity pool.
The Shore Club Turks and Caicos, Turks and Caicos
With three villas to choose from, The Shore Club is truly a luxurious destination, with a private butler, private sauna and extras like a personal chef and live entertainment.
If you stay in a villa, you also have access to a number of amenities, including the Dune Spa and a lap pool. The resort also offers fine dining, called SUI-REN.
Seychelles North Island (Seychelles)
This private island resort offers 11 private villas with stunning views. Guests can try out a variety of island-related activities, including kayaking and diving. Those looking for a truly secluded stay can also rent out the entire place.
Future travel trends only available to the wealthy
Choosing the right accommodation is one thing, but these days, even for well-heeled travellers, it's all about exclusivity, bespoke experiences and once-in-a-lifetime opportunities.
“The new trend is to discover lesser known spots where you can have a top-notch experience and where it's not too crowded,” says Alonso Marly, travel expert at Skylux Travel. “Today, it's all about custom themed, authentic, once-in-a-lifetime experiences that go far beyond the traditional tourist guidebooks.”
“This can include luxury wellness retreats, bespoke culinary experiences with local guides, art, history and hiking tours, and long-distance adventures with family and friends,” says Marley. “Today, more and more travellers prefer to pay for fully personalised and interest-specific holiday packages to experience more authentic and memorable moments while fully immersing themselves in the culture, people and traditions of their destination when travelling abroad.”
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