Deep within the idyllic waters of the Exumas, the brand new Sandals Emerald Bay all inclusive resort in the Bahamas brings unprecedented luxury to the easy-going rhythms of the Bahamian Out Islands. Here, a privileged enclave is designed to ensure you will feel as if you are the only ones there, where service reigns supreme and Bahamian-style architecture of elegant villas and suites harmonize with nature. Secluded within 500 tropical acres along a pristine, mile-long beach, civilized pleasure coexist with exotic adventures, from three impressive pools —including a half-acre, zero-entry pool with dramatic fire pit in the middle — to five exceptional restaurants. Enjoy your golf vacation with a round of championship golf on a Greg Norman-designed course, voted one of the Caribbean's Best by Travel & Leisure Golf. Relax in the first-ever 29,000 sq. ft. Red Lane® Dermalogica concept spa. Explore impossibly beautiful turquoise waters renowned for their boating, fishing and diving. A unique blend of seclusion and sophistication, this exotic private escape is so easy to get to, so close to home.

The Leading Hotels of the World Swiss Deluxe Hotels Leading Spas of the World Tschuggen Hotel Group Stay with us and experience the breathtaking mountain scenery of Graubünden at its most beautiful. Genuine, heart-felt hospitality accompanies our guests throughout the Grand Hotel. A fond attention to detail reveals itself with understated elegance to the appreciative seasoned traveller. Not to mention one of the most impressive wellness areas in Europe set in a stunning mountain landscape. The history of the Tschuggen Grand Hotel began in 1883 when Otto Herwig, a German from Hanau on the river Main, came to Arosa to recover from a lung condition. Convinced of the therapeutic effects of Arosa’s air, he soon founded the Berghilf Sanatorium together with his sister Marie, who took over the running of the institution in 1892 and managed it until her death in 1922. For the 1929/1930 winter season the Berghilf Sanatorium for lung patients – most of whom were in residence during the summer months – transformed itself into the Tschuggen Grand Hotel for winter sports enthusiasts. This metamorphosis proved exemplary for the development of tourism as a whole in Arosa. From the refuge for bronchial sufferers and those escaping the heat of the towns and cities, Arosa became the winter and summer sports paradise for which it is famous today, i.e. with fresh-air guaranteed! In the ensuing years the Tschuggen Grand Hotel experienced many ups and downs until the entire premises were laid to waste by fire in 1966. Reconstruction took four years, and a successful re-opening was celebrated in time for the 1970 winter season. In 1980 Armin Wyssmann – for many years the hotel’s owner-director – sold the Tschuggen Grand Hotel to the family of Karl-Heinz Kipp, in whose ownership it remains to this day. A further milestone in the hotel’s history came with the sizeable investments that began in April 2004 under the expert guidance of the internationally renowned Swiss architects Mario Botta and Carlo Rampazzi, featuring the construction of the Tschuggen Bergoase spa facility and the remodelling of the entire infrastructure. The commissioning of the hotel’s very own mountain railway, the Tschuggen Express, is a world premiere. 5000 m² spa and wellness facility spread over four floors, with an impressive water world, an array of saunas and steam baths, treatment rooms, lounge and fire place, fitness area and Medical Wellness. The material used is Duke White granite stone from the Alps, Arosa rock, and Canadian maple. The light sails and connecting bridge are made of glass. Infrastructure: Indoor and outdoor relaxation pool with various features Swimming and sports pool, kiddies’ paddling pool Kneipp area and Arosa rock grotto Spacious relaxation area and 4 sun terraces 2 private Spa Suites (70 and 100 m²) Sauna area with separate ladies‘ sauna, chill-out lounge with fire place Relaxation area, mountain sauna with snow terrace, bio sauna, steam room, ice and shower zone 12 individually appointed treatment rooms for massage, baths and beauty treatments Fitness centre with Kinesis® Training System and Technogym equipment Meditation and relaxation room iBed solarium Medical Wellness programme Spa boutique Spa lounge Hair salon Products: Sensai, Clarins, Dermalogica, Comfort Zone, OPI & La Biosthétique

Raffles Hotel is one of Singapore's most graceful landmarks. More legend than hotel, this luxury Singapore hotel celebrates a tradition of unwavering service excellence spanning more than 120 years. Immortalized in the novels of Somerset Maugham and Rudyard Kipling, Raffles Hotel, Singapore’s colonial-styled architecture and lush tropical gardens exude an atmosphere of timeless elegance. Raffles Amrita Spa provides pampering relaxation while the boutiques of Raffles Hotel Arcade offer ample opportunities for retail therapy. Raffles Hotel Arcade houses a fine selection of elegant international brands including Tiffany and Co. and Louis Vuitton. Be it business or leisure, the charms of this luxurious Singapore hotel are enticing. 15 restaurants and bars beckon, including the Long Bar - home to the world renowned Singapore Sling; Tiffin Room, which continues the tradition of Afternoon Tea at Raffles and Bar & Billiard Room, well-known for its legend of "The Tiger under the Billiard Table." This luxurious Singapore hotel lies in the heart of the city, in close proximity to the banking and financial districts, Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre (SICEC), as well as leisure attractions including the casino at Marina Bay; the cultural sights of Arab Street and Chinatown and shopping at Raffles City shopping mall and Orchard Road shopping belt.


Situated in the heart of Tokyo, Grand Hyatt Tokyo is within walking distance of Roppongi Hills and Mori Art Museum. Also nearby are Tokyo Midtown and Tokyo Tower. 
Grand Hyatt Tokyo has a full-service spa, an indoor pool, and a spa tub. Business amenities at this 5-star property include a business center, meeting rooms, and limo/town car service. The hotel offers 8 restaurants along with a coffee shop/café and a bar/lounge. The staff can provide tour/ticket assistance and wedding services. Additional amenities include a fitness center, a steam room, and a sauna. Guest parking is available for a surcharge. The property has designated areas for smoking. 
The 389 air-conditioned guestrooms at Grand Hyatt Tokyo include laptop-compatible safes and minibars. Beds have pillowtop mattresses, Frette Italian sheets, down comforters, and premium bedding. Pillow menus are available. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access. 32-inch flat-screen TVs are equipped with digital channels, DVD players, and pay movies. All accommodations provide desks, complimentary newspapers, and phones.