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Villa Rose JW Marriott Venice is set upon its own private island in the Venetian Lagoon, and its most luxurious suite, Villa Rose, offers exceptional privacy due to its surrounding gardens. The secluded villa was built in the Romanesque Revival style, with bright contemporary interiors seen throughout three bedrooms, lounging and dining areas and a... View Article

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Presidential Suite The Presidential Suite is absolutely one-of-a-kind. It’s instantly recognizable (you might have spotted it in the award-winning Somewhere, directed by Sofia Coppola) from the lavish Milanese interiors to the private terrace running the entire length of the 10th floor to the unmistakable Pompeii-style swimming pool. Set beneath a hand-painted and mosaic-tiled lounge, the... View Article

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Palladio Suite Just a five-minute boat ride from St Mark’s Square, Belmond Hotel Cipriani on Giudecca Island captures the traditional spirit of Venice through its opulent 18th-century decor, oil paintings and proximity to the lagoon. The Palladio Suite is flooded by natural light thanks to its marvelous floor-to-ceiling windows with 180-degree views of the Venetian... View Article

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Ojetti Suite Just 15 minutes from Florence, you can have a relaxing Tuscan vacation at Il Salviatino, set among the lush hills of the estate’s 12.5-acre private garden. Built in the 15th century as a noble Florentine family’s villa, the hotel has landscaped grounds that feature formal gardens, pools and truffle hunting, allowing you to... View Article

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Penthouse Suite This remarkably gorgeous hotel — positioned on the equally gorgeous Costa Smeralda — wouldn’t look out of place in a traditional fishing village with its rustic stone structures, domed archways and timber features. We love the charming Sardinian touches, such as the hand-painted furnishings and playful multicolored pastel staircase. The 2,690-sq-ft suite has... View Article

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Picasso Suite An art-lover’s dream, the Picasso Suite is named after the Spanish artist who stayed here for three months in 1917 to work on a ballet with celebrated French writer Jean Cocteau. Cocteau himself once described how he and Picasso leant out of the bedroom window to pick oranges directly from the garden’s trees... View Article

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Penthouse Suite When the hotel name loosely translates to “serene,” you know you’re in for a peaceful stay. Those familiar with Le Sereno St Barths will enjoy the similar intimacy of this sister hotel but with a contemporary edge, thanks to design by Patricia Urquiola. Sitting right on the edge of Lake Como, every room... View Article

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