These new and renovated features are redefining luxury, all with waterfront twists.
Who doesn’t like the beachfront conference? With respect to every definition of the word, something about coastal breezes and vast blue waters is like a luxury. These new and renovated hotels and resorts take this luxury to a higher level, each in its own unique way.
Whether you’re gathering hundreds of meetings or bringing together a small motivational group, every attendee will not have the chance to experience luxury in a way that suits them. Maybe that’s the luxury, at the end of the day – relax, relax, indulge and celebrate freedom to suit your feelings. Below, you’ll find some of the latest, biggest changes to what today’s luxury goods mean.
Luxury goods are simple.
Coronado Island in Santiago Bower Coronado. Customized luxury resorts draw inspiration from Japanese philosophy and Wabi-Sabi’s aesthetic: imperfection and simplicity often found in nature and low-key objects. Mixed with California’s coastal elegance, guests will find a warm, private and down-to-earth setting just steps from the beach and minutes from downtown San Diego.
Bower promotes a real, personal approach to hospitality, adopts practices like Arrival Predarcre to gather guests’ preferences, greet guests with names upon arrival, and a host dedicated to designing custom personalized experiences, whether guests want to rest by the pool, take a surfing class or attend their perfect golf time. Daily activations, such as pastry in the morning and cocktail making classes in the afternoon, ensure that the hotel is always related to engagement.
The hotel’s architectural style and Wabi-Sabi theme pay tribute to the site’s heritage, with the Japanese tea gardens of John D. Spreckels. Elements of organic materials such as limestone, alloy metals and artisan woodwork complement the minimalist design. The lush landscaping seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor spaces and pays homage to the site’s plant heritage. Among the 39 luxurious rooms, guests will find floor-to-ceiling windows, while Select Rooms has a private terrace, Juliet balcony or a full balcony.
The debut also brings a new rooftop restaurant, Coronado Island, and offers breakfast, lunch and dinner for California-style cuisine. The environment has mid-century California charm and features elements such as two restored historical neon signs. Events can bring dives into other spaces throughout the property side by side, and the property’s dedicated event planners work with planners to ensure seamless events.
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Luxury goods are welcome.
St. Regis Hotels & Resorts opens new luxury seaside oasis Regis Aruba Resort. As part of Marriott International’s luxury portfolio, the property is a luxurious, exclusive escape on one of the country’s most popular coastlines. Its debut brings the first ever St. Regis Casino and six unique culinary experiences, including a rooftop dining destination returned by renowned chef Akira, known for his innovative interpretation of Japanese and Korean cuisine.
In 252 rooms, including 52 suites, these suites are personalized for guest needs, the resort offers a relaxing haven. When it’s time to go out, guests have a wide range of options, including two glittering pools, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and locally inspired therapies at St. Regis Spa, nestled in the backdrop of Aruba’s pristine beaches. As all St. Regis Aruba Resort will feature its own blood, titled “Bon Bini Mary” – “Bon Bini Mary” means “Welcome”, in the local language of Aruba, local papaya, lime, lime and lime and lime and lime and lime and lime and lime and lime and lime and lime and lime and lime chili are combined with aromatic chili.
Meeting and event spaces continue a luxurious, tranquil atmosphere in 20,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor functional spaces. From terrace suites to Astor Ballrooms, meetings and events enjoy tailor-made experiences designed to meet their unique needs, along with outstanding culinary products, St. Regis Butler Service and on-site, dedicated event planners.
Luxury is style.
Palm Beach, Florida sees the refreshing look of one of its famous resorts Tideline Palm Beach Ocean Resort & SPone. The $25 million renovation brings the resort to a new era, with new designs that make the ethereal, open and airy feel of the various areas from the stylish pool entrance to the large, even the white sandy beachfront.
Of all 134 rooms and suites, each room and suite offers a quiet view of the ocean or garden, creating an effortless and stylish atmosphere. Dining is always impressed at the resort’s destination restaurant Brandon’s, offering fresh coastal cuisine, premium wines and cocktails made by Nouveau, with the option to dine in a newly redesigned space, a beachfront terrace and even on the beach. At the minimalist design of Mizu designed sushi bar, guests can enjoy a chef-driven menu with seasonal specialties.
When it’s time to have a self-care, Tideline’s spa is easy to get. The 6,000-square-foot spa is a two-time winner of the Condé Nast Reader Choice Award, designed to best relax, from the unique Tideline Time Time Retversal Facial to many unique massages. If attendees want to treat some of their special pre-event charm, the spa also offers manicures, pedicures, and haircuts and styling.
When the time for the event comes, it will surely shine at 7,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor venues. From dramatic swimming pools, lush gardens, seaside terraces and private beachfront to the resort’s famous grand ballroom and stunning views over the Atlantic Ocean.
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