Most Romantic and Amazing Hotels in the World

10)   Satri House, Luang Prabang, Laos

Located in the heart of the city, Satri House was built at the turn of the last century as the residence of Prince Souphanouvong. The building was refurbished in 2002 by Mrs. Lamphoune Voravongsa and has been run since as a hotel.

The 25 elegant rooms come with floaty four-poster beds and seductive south-east Asian decor, from whirring fans to dreamy day-beds. Art and antiques, including gilded Buddhas and Chinese lacquered cabinets, add a touch of gallery chic to this oh-so aristocratic pad. With two pools, a small spa and a tempting restaurant

9. The Standard NY, New York.

What makes this hotel unique:

- Experience: a unique design, Total, as the building as rooms, bars, etc.. Note absolute: the elevator, with his video, Boom Boom Bar, probably the hippest of the moment.

- The rooms: small, but extremely functional. THE absolute: the “flooor to ceiling window”, with a magnificent view, which enters the room. The design of the furniture, bathtub, etc..
- Fitness incredible, and almost always empty.
- Génialissime Jacuzzi on the top floor, and almost empty as well (except at night)
- Bicycles top design, Fixies are available to customers.
- The neighborhood is what makes the busiest night in New York now, and shopping is sharp and trendy.
- Full of little extras (free trendy magazines, …).
- Location, above the High Line, a park built on former railway, the location and design of cool yet.

Recommended for those who want to experience total hip and casual, sexy and generous trip.

8: Uma Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

This resort, designed by Koichiro Ikebuchi, harmonizes with Bali’s natural beauty. Opened in 2004, Uma Ubud offers 29 guestrooms that incorporate natural materials and design, including locally carved wooden panels and alang-alang thatched roofs. The rooms are designed to allow light to flow throughout the interiors. Select accommodations feature garden terraces, private courtyards or infinity outdoor pools. Room amenities include flat-screen televisions, CD and DVD players, and complimentary high-speed Internet access. Bathrooms contain Como Shambhala toiletries, separate bathtubs and showers, bathrobes and slippers.

7:  St James’s Hotel & Club, London

St. James’s Club has a long and distinguished history. It was in 1857  that English aristocrat Earl Granville and Marchese d’Azeglio, a Sardinian Minister, opened the Club for travelling diplomats in St. James’s Street and it quickly attracted an international clientele including Lord Randolph Churchill and Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild.

Today’s St. James’s continues the traditions established by their predecessors and today’s celebrities are no less impressed with Samuel L. Jackson, Luke Wilson, Alice Cooper, Elle Macpherson, Dita Von Teese, Colin Salmon, Damian Lewis, Helen McCrory, Michael Bolton, Jack Johnson, Katherine Jenkins and Claire Sweeney having visited the Club recently.

6: Six Senses Ninh Van Bay, Nha Trang, Vietnam

You’ll need to hop aboard a speedboat from Nha Trang, on the south-central coast of Vietnam, to reach this spa-spangled sanctuary on a serene crescent-shaped bay, but that just ups the romance ante. The just-remote-enough rustic-deluxe Six Senses Ninh Van Bay retreat offers 58 airy villas with a choice of jungle seclusion, hilltop views, beachside bliss or romantic water-edge settings among the rocks. Amble from your canopied bed to your own private pool or descend a ladder directly to the sea and you’ll feel like a cosseted castaway. The Six Senses spa is justly famous, so book in for a Vietnamese massage (treatment pavilions are dotted around the jungle with alfresco Jacuzzis). Dining is just as atmospheric, with the chance to clink glasses by the bay, the pool, the rocks or in the wine cave, or request an intimate villa barbecue for two.

5:  Southern Ocean Lodge, Kangaroo Island, Australia

outhern Ocean Lodge is Australia’s first true luxury lodge, offering a unique and exclusive travel experience on Kangaroo Island in South Australia. Floating atop a secluded cliff on a rugged stretch of coast, the lodge commands peerless views of the wild Southern Ocean and pristine
Kangaroo Island wilderness. Sensitive, intimate and sophisticated, Southern Ocean Lodge is a sanctuary of refined comfort and luxe, Kangaroo Island style.

4: Palazzo Barbarigo, Venice, Italy

THE HOTEL Palazzo Barbarigo is a member of Design Hotels TM. Finding ways to discover this unique place, this town, culture and tradition might be easy for some and impossible for others. With this unique location overlooking the Canal Grande, PALAZZO BARBARIGO sul CANAL GRANDE has one mission, to be the perfect host to all guests.
The property, within a 16th century Venetian Palazzo, has reopen its doors in summer 2007 after a general refurbishment. The hotel offers each traveller and explorer to Venice a warm, friendly and comfortable home, far from their own in a unique atmosphere of past, present and future.

3: Capella Singapore, Singapore

CAPELLA SINGAPORE LISTED ON CONDE NAST TRAVELER’S ‘HOT LIST 2010’

Surrounded by 30 acres of lush rainforest, Capella Singapore opened in March 2009 on Sentosa Island as Singapore’s premier resort destination. “An exquisite Sentosa Island colonial / modern hybrid, the first Asian outpost of the nascent Capella brand is a poised yet easy going hotel that’s refreshing for straight-laced Singapore,” said Conde Nast Traveler.

2: Eagles Nest, Bay of Islands, New Zealand

The world class luxury villas at Eagles Nest are the perfect venue for a vacation, honeymoon, elegant wedding or customised special event. Each unique self-contained villa can be booked alone or in combination. Sacred Space and First Light Temple, on each side of the pool, spa and sauna, accommodate up to ten people. The entire Eagles Nest estate accommodates up to 22 people.

1) La Réserve Ramatuelle, St Tropez, France

Perched on a quiet hill by the Mediterranean Sea, stands a 2,000 square metre temple of well-being called La Réserve Ramatuelle. Just minutes outside the legendary village of St. Tropez, this hilltop hideaway is part spa, part hotel and all serenity. Its seven guest rooms, 16 suites, 1,000 square metre spa and other facilities are seamlessly integrated into La Réserve’s private domain, a gorgeous pine-covered expanse, also home to twelve vacation villas that can be rented on either a short-term or long-term basis. The luxuriously spacious rooms range from 50 to 100 square metres, and each is equipped with a private terrace or garden offering unrestricted views over the Provencal landscape below. A lounge, bar and restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine provide for gastronomic needs, and a private chef is available to prepare meals and cater parties.

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