LABRIZ SILHOUETTE, SEYCHELLES
This is one of those places you don’t actually think exists, outside a Bond
movie or Mick Jagger’s inner circle. Emerging from the Indian Ocean on an
almost deserted chunk fringed with white sand and rocky outlets, Labriz
Silhouette is everything you want from paradise, with the decadence you
perhaps wouldn’t expect in such isolation. Choose from one of the
contemporary Garden Villas (each with outdoor shower and views of Mount
Dauban), the wood-fringed Beach Villas (six with private plunge pools) or the
über-luxurious Pavilions (complete with 6.5x3m pool set in private gardens
and annexed ‘massage’ pavilion). Cuisine includes Teppanaki and Haute
Creole with a nod to the island’s British and French colonial history, whilst
activities range from scuba diving and tennis to non-motorised watersports.
6 nights from £1150 p.p. (low season) and from £1490 p.p. (high season)
in a Garden Villa on a bed & breakfast basis including flights. Transfers
extra.
THE CHEDI, CHIANG MAI
If the location of the brand new Chedi wasn’t spectacular enough – it’s on the
banks of the Mai Ping River at the centre of the historic Thai town of Chiang
Mai, with all the beautiful views that that naturally implies – then the design
of the hotel itself would do it. Serene and yet super modern, The Chedi is
all warm wooden panelling, hot red tiled bathrooms, minimalist Asian styling,
private courtyards and balconies overlooking river and mountains. Traditional
and western delicacies and cocktails are served up all over this beautiful
hotel, while the spa can promise to ease away any pre-holiday stresses you
may have brought with you. Swim in the pool, take a limo into town or just
drink in the surroundings of this most gorgeous of spots.
5 nights from £1030 p.p. in a Deluxe Room on a bed & breakfast basis
including flights. Transfers extra.
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