10 Under-the-Radar Hotels Perfect for a Minimoon

10 Under-the-Radar Hotels Perfect for a Minimoon



Sebastian
Schoellgen, founder of Eighty Four Rooms, has his ear to the ground when it
comes to the world’s most unique and exclusive boutique hotels and
houses. Which is just the kind of intel you need if you’re planning
your minimoon. Here’s his top 10 of romantic hideaways for loved-up
couples looking for some intimate R&R.

10 secret boltholes for mini-mooning couples


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Casa Privata

Amalfi Coast, Italy

Located in Praiano, a little town between Amalfi and Positano on
one of the most beautiful coasts in the world, Casa Privata is a
stunning private retreat offering fabulous views of the
Mediterranean Sea. Ca’ Pa’ is a carefully restored old fisherman’s
ruin descending to a private rocky beach, ideal for couples looking
to escape the world.

Address

Via Rezzola 41, 84010, Praiano SA, Italy


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Ca’Maria Adele

Venice, Italy

With just 12 rooms, Ca Maria Adele is the most romantic hotel in
Venice.
Located in Dorsoduro, the modern art district and right next to the
beautiful Basilica della Madonna della Salute, it’s just one
vaporetto stop from Piazza San Marco.

Address

Sestiere Dorsoduro, 111, 30123, Venice


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Seven Rooms Villadorata

Sicily, Italy

With Noto being hailed as the new hot destination of the year,
now is the perfect time to visit
Seven Rooms Villadorata
. Situated in the historic centre of the
city, the exclusive guesthouse occupying part of a 17th-century
palazzo offers its guest a taste of Sicilian aristocracy.

Address

Via Nazionale 3, 98050 Malfa, Salina ME


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Jardins Secrets

Nîmes, France

Hidden in the heart of Old Nîmes, this secluded former
18th-century coach house has been transformed into a boutique hotel
with magical offerings, from its garden full of bougainvillea,
palms and orange trees to its Roman-style spa offering Ayurvedic
treatments.

Address

3 Rue Gaston Maruejols, Nîmes, 30000


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Hotel Endsleigh

Devon, United Kingdom

This hidden gem in Devon, only three or so hours from central
London
, is a Grade-I historic house set in a 100 acres of
fairy-tale woodland, follies and grottos. Hidden on the edge of
Dartmoor, the hotel has magnificent views of the gardens, the River
Tamar and beyond into
Cornwall
.

Address

Hotel Endsleigh Milton, Abbot Tavistock, PL19 0PQ, UK


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Finca La Donaira

Serranía de Ronda Andalucia, Spain

Finca La Donaira is a luxurious and discreet eco-retreat,
organic farm and equestrian centre located on the top of the
Andalusian Serranía de Ronda in
southern Spain
. With just nine individually designed rooms,
state-of-the-art facilities and tailor-made activities, it’s the
perfect getaway for the captive couple looking for intimate
R&R.

Address

Calle La Fuente 49, 11687, El Gastor, Spain


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Jnane Tamsna

Marrakech, Morocco

Ideal for newlyweds in search of winter sun, Jnane Tamsna adopts
a minimalist approach to Oriental splendour. Set in a nine-acre
private estate, there are 24 bedrooms spread over three properties,
with five pools and a tennis court. Only a 15-minute drive to the
centre of Marrakech,
it feels like a desert oasis in the middle of the Palmeraie.

Address

Douar Abiad, Palmeraie


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Sonop

Nambia, South Africa

Sonop is a luxurious tented camp pitched at the southern
extremity of the Namib desert in the Hardap region. Furnished with
antiques made of fine materials, colourful carpets and precious
wood, this out-of-the ordinary lodge offers the most perfect
minimoon in a stunning panoramic desert landscape.

Address

Sonop Farm Road, D707, Hardap Region, Namibia


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Residenza Napoleone III

Rome, Italy

Often referred to as the most unique place to stay in the
Eternal City, Residenza Napoleone III is located within the
16th-century Palazzo Ruspoli on Rome‘s
legendary Via Condotti. Available for private hire, the residence
consists of two apartments: the Napoleone Suite and the Roof Garden
Suite.

Address

Via Fontanella Borghese 56, 00186, Rome, Italy

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