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Song Saa Private Island
Koh Rong, Cambodia
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Koh Rong, Cambodia
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Hoi An City, Vietnam
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Jodhpur, India
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Bangkok, Thailand
An onslaught to the senses (in both the good and bad ways),
Bangkok doesn’t exactly scream romantic – but The Siam hotel
changes all that Expect chic art deco-meets-South East Asia decor
with a heavy helping of greenery (courtesy of the 15ft-high birds
of paradise plants stretch around the atrium’s pool) and
scatterings of film ephemera. Rooms are a minimum of 900sq ft
minimum, so you’re unlikely to be rubbing shoulders with anyone
else – and if you do, it’s likely to be an A-lister. When the bed
life gets too much, go for a couples workout at the fully equipped
Muay Thai gym.
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Naoshima Island, Japan
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Orkhon Valley, Mongolia
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Bageshwar, India
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Shanghai, China
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Malé, Maldives
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Bintan, Indonesia
Address
Jalan Gurindam Duabelas
Plot 5 Lagoi Bay P. Bintan
Kep Riau
Bintan
29155
Indonesia
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Palatupana, Sri Lanka
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Sumba, Indonesia
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Hong Kong, China
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New Delhi, India
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Kunfunadhoo Island, Maldives
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Niseko, Japan
Burrowed in the untouched Hanazono woods of Hokkaido, Zaborin is
an intimate escape ideal for honeymooners looking to destress from
the wedding. A luxury traditional ryokan comprised of only 15
villas, this is ultimate privacy. Those looking for a traditional
Japanese experience should book into a Washitsu room where
Western-style beds are replaced with the traditional futons. All
villas feature no less than two onsen baths (one inside, one
alfresco) filled with pure, mineral-rich volcanic spring waters.
The only stress here is deciding whether to look out onto the
serene forests or the nearby meadow.
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Magelang, Indonesia
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Phuket, Thailand
Worlds away from the usual high-rises and chain hotels that
dominate Phuket’s city centre, Keemala is a serene haven of warmth
and hospitality. An architectural feat, the Bird’s Nest Pool Villas
are cocoons crafted of woven wood with a glass feature wall looking
out onto the rainforest and Andaman Sea – if you want to get even
closer to nature, just step into your alfresco shower for a soak
amongst the trees. You’ll have a villa host on hand to meet every
wish and cater to every whim; they’ll whisk you to your room via
golf buggy, and arrange activities – because who wants to do more
admin when you’ve just planned a wedding?
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Nha Trang, Vietnam
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Pasay, Philippines