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L’AND Resort & Caudalie SpaPortugal
About 45 minutes from Lisbon, L’AND offers an exclusive retreat marked by the stunning surrounding landscape where guests enjoy an exceptional level of service complementing a discrete and enriching experience.The resort’s ten sky-view suites allow the full opening of the bedroom ceiling and also integrate a private interior garden with heated “plunge pool”. Twelve land view suites offer an extra room and some a Jacuzzi inside a private patio garden.
Besides the hotel suites, L’AND also offers fully serviced residential accommodation plus a wine cellar and a wine club with leisure and sports facilities and a premium spa wellness centre under the Caudalie banner.
In its serene setting using natural stone and wood, the spa includes an indoor heated pool, sauna, hamman, and therapy rooms where guests can relax and enjoy CAUDALIE’s unique Vinothérapie care and treatment programmes and other signature body and facial treatments.
The culture of wine and this prize-winning vineyard is a quintessential aspect of the resort’s identity. The vineyards shape the landscape and wineries and allow guests to experience the art of wine-making and deepen their knowledge of viniculture through courses and tastings hosted by the resident vintner. Environmental awareness is also a keystone and can be seen implemented throughout the property, from energy efficient design to low impact construction and sustainable business management policy.

L’AND Resort & Caudalie Spa
Portugal

About 45 minutes from Lisbon, L’AND offers an exclusive retreat marked by the stunning surrounding landscape where guests enjoy an exceptional level of service complementing a discrete and enriching experience.

The resort’s ten sky-view suites allow the full opening of the bedroom ceiling and also integrate a private interior garden with heated “plunge pool”. Twelve land view suites offer an extra room and some a Jacuzzi inside a private patio garden.

Besides the hotel suites, L’AND also offers fully serviced residential accommodation plus a wine cellar and a wine club with leisure and sports facilities and a premium spa wellness centre under the Caudalie banner.

In its serene setting using natural stone and wood, the spa includes an indoor heated pool, sauna, hamman, and therapy rooms where guests can relax and enjoy CAUDALIE’s unique Vinothérapie care and treatment programmes and other signature body and facial treatments.

The culture of wine and this prize-winning vineyard is a quintessential aspect of the resort’s identity. The vineyards shape the landscape and wineries and allow guests to experience the art of wine-making and deepen their knowledge of viniculture through courses and tastings hosted by the resident vintner.

Environmental awareness is also a keystone and can be seen implemented throughout the property, from energy efficient design to low impact construction and sustainable business management policy.

Waldorf Astoria & Golden Door SpaPark City, Utah
Nestled among the pristine Wasatch Mountains and at Canyons, Utah’s largest single resort offers over 4,000 acres of trails, wide-open powder runs, family-friendly cruisers and cutting-edge terrain parks.
Capturing the essence of the ancient honjin inns of Japan, Golden Door Spa at Waldorf Astoria Park City provides proven traditional as well as modern treatments. Revel in the soothing energy of this nurturing sanctuary nestled within the pristine Wasatch Mountains. Sooth the body and refresh the soul and begin a journey of transformation.
The spa encompasses 16,000 square feet with tea and fireside lounges, a Gathering Room, changing areas with steam rooms, a women’s repose, full service hair and nail salon and custom-designed fitness center.

Waldorf Astoria & Golden Door Spa
Park City, Utah

Nestled among the pristine Wasatch Mountains and at Canyons, Utah’s largest single resort offers over 4,000 acres of trails, wide-open powder runs, family-friendly cruisers and cutting-edge terrain parks.

Capturing the essence of the ancient honjin inns of Japan, Golden Door Spa at Waldorf Astoria Park City provides proven traditional as well as modern treatments. Revel in the soothing energy of this nurturing sanctuary nestled within the pristine Wasatch Mountains. Sooth the body and refresh the soul and begin a journey of transformation.

The spa encompasses 16,000 square feet with tea and fireside lounges, a Gathering Room, changing areas with steam rooms, a women’s repose, full service hair and nail salon and custom-designed fitness center.

La Posta VecchiaLazio, Italy
La Posta Vecchia is a stunning 17th century seaside resort, immersed in beautiful Italian gardens and overlooking the Mediterranean sea, offers guests a genuinely luxurious and peaceful retreat, a mere 40 minute drive away from the center of Rome. The villa was built around about 1640 for members of the powerful Orsini dynasty, over remains of the ancient Roman settlement of Alsium. In later centuries the villa served as more humble Carriage House for mail stages travelling up the coast north of Rome, hence the name: La Posta Vecchia.
In 1960 the property was purchased by the American Industrialist Jean Paul Getty, who financed an extensive restoration program to restore the villa to its original glory. Whilst work was in progress, the ruins of an ancient Roman villa were uncovered, ruins which can be observed in the small archaeological museum housed in the basement of the hotel. Getty furnished the building with precious artifacts which he had collected during his extensive travels throughout the world. It was only after Getty’s death that the estate was transformed in exquisite 19 bedroom hotel, its rooms still adorned with priceless artworks and antiquities from the late millionaire’s extremely personal collection. As one might expect in a villa which still exudes the atmosphere of a private home, the bedrooms and suites of La Posta Vecchia are all individually appointed with beautiful fabrics and rare pieces of art. Many of the rooms, like the hotel’s splendid indoor swimming pool, overlook the sea. At the Posta Vecchia’s “Cesar” restaurant, guests have the opportunity to savor quite inspirational Mediterranean cuisine. The fruit and vegetables used in the seasonal dishes are all cultivated in the hotel’s own kitchen gardens. Unique cooking classes, held to a maximum of four participants, see guests select the ingredients necessary to make their favorite dish from the Cesar’s à la carte menu, directly from the vegetable patch and fruit orchards, and proceed to spend a morning in the chef’s company, learning how to transform them in their very own Italian culinary masterpiece.
The villa’s Beauty and Wellness Center offers massages, facials, manicure and pedicure, and an indoor swimming pool. For sports enthusiasts, there is an on site tennis court.

La Posta Vecchia
Lazio, Italy

La Posta Vecchia is a stunning 17th century seaside resort, immersed in beautiful Italian gardens and overlooking the Mediterranean sea, offers guests a genuinely luxurious and peaceful retreat, a mere 40 minute drive away from the center of Rome. The villa was built around about 1640 for members of the powerful Orsini dynasty, over remains of the ancient Roman settlement of Alsium. In later centuries the villa served as more humble Carriage House for mail stages travelling up the coast north of Rome, hence the name: La Posta Vecchia.

In 1960 the property was purchased by the American Industrialist Jean Paul Getty, who financed an extensive restoration program to restore the villa to its original glory. Whilst work was in progress, the ruins of an ancient Roman villa were uncovered, ruins which can be observed in the small archaeological museum housed in the basement of the hotel. Getty furnished the building with precious artifacts which he had collected during his extensive travels throughout the world. It was only after Getty’s death that the estate was transformed in exquisite 19 bedroom hotel, its rooms still adorned with priceless artworks and antiquities from the late millionaire’s extremely personal collection.

As one might expect in a villa which still exudes the atmosphere of a private home, the bedrooms and suites of La Posta Vecchia are all individually appointed with beautiful fabrics and rare pieces of art. Many of the rooms, like the hotel’s splendid indoor swimming pool, overlook the sea.

At the Posta Vecchia’s “Cesar” restaurant, guests have the opportunity to savor quite inspirational Mediterranean cuisine. The fruit and vegetables used in the seasonal dishes are all cultivated in the hotel’s own kitchen gardens. Unique cooking classes, held to a maximum of four participants, see guests select the ingredients necessary to make their favorite dish from the Cesar’s à la carte menu, directly from the vegetable patch and fruit orchards, and proceed to spend a morning in the chef’s company, learning how to transform them in their very own Italian culinary masterpiece.

The villa’s Beauty and Wellness Center offers massages, facials, manicure and pedicure, and an indoor swimming pool. For sports enthusiasts, there is an on site tennis court.