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Macau’s new Mandarin Oriental is set to open in mid-2010 bringing a range of accommodation and dining options to the city.

The Vida Rica Restaurant and Bar will be on the second floor of the hotel with views of the South China Sea and Nam Van Lake, while the 108-seat restaurant offers all-day dining with a selection of Chinese, Japanese and contemporary Western cuisine.

Guests can choose to sit in the main dining area or in one of the four semi-private rooms, ideal for gatherings of up to 12 people.

For guests requiring a more exclusive venue, the chef’s table provides a fully private option.

The Vida Rica’s Bar uses marble and chrome, together with double-height ceilings and windows, offering views of Macau’s evening skyline.

The Lobby Lounge will be open daily from 11 a.m. to midnight and with seating for 42 people.

The Mandarin Oriental Cake Shop serves a range of home-made chocolates and pastries presented in original packaging designs that are ideal for gifts and special occasions all year round.

Guests can choose from an extensive catalogue that includes sandwiches, freshly baked bread and cakes, or customize gift hampers for friends, colleagues and family. The Mandarin Oriental Cake Shop is open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.

Palau is promoting weddings and honeymoons, including everything from underwater nuptials to an up close and personal encounter with dolphins.

Sam’s Tours, Fish ‘n’ Fins and Neco Tours all offer the opportunity to engage in underwater nuptials.

Although no packaged programs exist, each tour company can provide this customizable service for those hard core divers who feel the urge to exchange their vows beneath the surface.

Other available options through these vendors include a wedding on the secluded island of Peleliu at Honeymoon Beach or on board a live-aboard yacht while out at sea.

The beachside Palau Pacific Resort has hosted many couples interested in exchanging their nuptials.

The Palau Pacific Resort’s wedding package includes private beach ceremony; personal wedding coordinator; transfers to and from the airport in a VIP vehicle; fresh floral arrangements/flower shower/floral wedding ring pillow;

marriage certificate;

bridal bouquet and groom’s corsage; Champagne toast after the ceremony;

bridal beauty package; 80-minute treatment for the bride at Elilai Spa by Mandara; wedding gift especially made by Palau Pacific Resort;

exclusive use of a bride’s room for preparations; gift voucher (two nights in a Ocean View Room, for a return visit, valid for one year).

For more information, call 680-488-2600, email info@ppr-palau.com or visit www.palauppr.com

Dolphins Pacific is another option, where the bride and groom can swim with dolphins, either pre- or post-ceremony as a way to commemorate the occasion. Dolphin’s Pacific Ocean Blessing package allows couples to have a private affair in the remote Emerald Lagoon alongside the dolphins.

The package starts at $1,500 (eight person maximum) and includes private ceremony at Emerald Lagoon, boat transportation to and from Dolphin Bay;

roundtrip land transportation from Palau Pacific Resort to venue;

ceremony officiated by a Judge; mar mar, lei and bouquet;

VIP red carpet and flower and candle arrangements;

hair and makeup “Bridal Beauty Package” by Melusch- Dil; and photo (CD and album) services of ceremony.

For more information, call 680-488-8582 or visit

www.dolphinspacific.com

For general destination information, visit

www.visit-palau.com

AsiaSpa honored The Park Hotels’ new Solitaire spa treatment, available for both men and women at the Aura Spa at The Park Kolkata and The Park Chennai, for couples as the “Most Luxurious Spa Treatment.”

The eight-hour Solitaire treatment begins with the couple being served a bottle of ice cold Dom Perignon and a platter of specially prepared food with aphrodisiac qualities.

They can then dine in a dedicated Couple Suite at Aura Spa and then luxuriate in a whirlpool bath filled with Evian spring water. Perfumed candles and music enhance the mood.

The treatment continues with a diamond dust body polish (a combination of fruit extracts, vitamin A and diamond powder) to smooth, firm and moisturize the skin, a warm chocolate body wrap to tighten the pores, a protein rich caviar facial that diminishes lines and hydrates the skin, a one-hour aromatherapy massage customized from an assortment of 12 different oils, and red wine whirlpool bath.

The package also includes a special personalized dinner in a curtained poolside pavilion, and use of the sauna, steam room and open-air whirlpool (open-air whirlpool only at Aura Kolkata).

The treatment costs 100,000 Indian Rupees ($2,260) per couple.

For more information, email sales.usa@theparkhotels.com  or visit www.theparkhotels.com

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The international gateway city of Adelaide is not only South Australia’s capital (www.southaustralia.com) it is also renowned for its relaxed alfresco Mediterranean lifestyle boasting year round events and performances of international renown, not to mention access to over 200 cellar doors within an hour’s drive. Here are a few reasons visitors should spend time in the city:

- NORTH TERRACE:
o ADELAIDE BOTANIC GARDENS – The 16-hectare garden opened its gates in 1857
o THE ART GALLERY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA – established in 1881, is home to one of the country’s oldest art collections
o THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM – is packed with thousands of fascinating artefacts
- GLENELG – part of Adelaide’s 30 kms of metropolitan coastline
- PENFOLDS MAGILL ESTATE – one of Australia’s most famous historic working wineries
- ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CENTRE – has been hosting cultural extravaganzas for over thirty years
- THE ADELAIDE OVAL – described as one of the world’s most picturesque Test cricket grounds, hosted its first Test match in 1884
- ADELAIDE CENTRAL MARKETS – has the largest selection of international foods in the city
- JAM FACTORY CONTEMPORARY CRAFT & DESIGN – where emerging Australian designers come together under one roof
- WARRAWONG WILDLIFE SANCTUARY & CLELAND CONSERVATION PARK – are award winning environmental, education facilities
- TANDANYA – is a national Aboriginal arts and culture gallery
- EAT STREETS BOASTING OVER 700 RESTAURANTS:
o GOUGER STREET
o RUNDLE STREET

o HINDLEY STREET
o HUTT STREET
o NORTH ADELAIDE

NORTH TERRACE is home to:

- ADELAIDE BOTANIC GARDENS. The 16-hectare garden, which opened its gates in 1857, is home to special collections, rare plants, lakes and heritage buildings, including two great conservatories heralded for their remarkable design. Tour options include the native bush foods walking tour with award winning Aboriginal operator BOOKABEE TOURS.

- THE ART GALLERY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA, established in 1881, is home to one of the country’s oldest art collections.

The collections are divided broadly into art from Australia, Europe and Asia and the museum lays claim, among other things, to the largest collection of Rodin sculptures in the southern hemisphere, as well as the most significant collection of South East Asian ceramics in the world.

- THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM, packed with thousands of fascinating artefacts reflecting the lifestyles of Aboriginal, early Pacific and ancient Egyptian peoples, boasts the Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery as its highlight.

Other attractions include the Fossil Gallery home to the opalised Addyman plesiosaur, a 120-million-year-old marine reptile.

GLENELG, part of Adelaide’s 30 kms of metropolitan coastline with its pristine white sandy beaches, is located only 20 minutes by tram from the city centre. Glenelg is popular for its cafes and restaurants, whilst the three and a half hour TEMPTATION SAILING cruise to swim with, or simply observe, common and bottlenose dolphins, is a must.

PENFOLDS MAGILL ESTATE, one of Australia’s most famous historic working wineries located on the city outskirts, operates a selection of guided, behind the scenes tours which include the daily one-hour “Heritage Tour”, tutored tasting sessions featuring six Penfolds wines and the “Great Grange Tour” which takes an exclusive look around the original Penfold family home built in 1845, have the opportunity to taste six Penfolds Super Premium wines and Penfolds’ 20-year-old Bluestone Tawny from the barrel.

ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CENTRE has been hosting cultural extravaganzas for over thirty years. Attracting millions of visitors from all over the world to its internationally renowned performances, this groundbreaking arts centre offers backstage tours that reveal some of the secrets behind the great productions that have been staged here.

THE ADELAIDE OVAL, described as one of the world’s most picturesque Test cricket grounds, hosted its first Test match in 1884 and has been attracting international cricketing fans ever since. A tour of the ground and a visit to the museum is a must for sport and cricket lovers. The Bradman Collection, a tribute to cricketing hero Sir Donald Bradman, features over a hundred items of personal and professional cricket memorabilia.

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Encompassing two thirds of the land within the USA’s National Park system, Alaska is home to some of the most stunning scenery and wonderful wildlife in the world.

Whether you want a relaxing getaway or an action packed adventure, Alaska offers you the best of both worlds. With 17 national parks, Alaska offers visitors a chance to see it all – glistening glaciers, magnificent mountains and awe-inspiring animals.

Chills and thrills in Glacier Bay

Visitors to Glacier Bay National Park and Reserve this summer can take advantage of a new all-inclusive package from Glacier Bay Lodge & Tours. The package offers a two-day, two-night stay at Glacier Bay Lodge, including all meals and a full-day boat tour, from as little as £305 per person (based on double occupancy, not including taxes and fees, and calculated using the current exchange rate of £1 to $1.53).

The 56-room lodge is nestled among Sitka spruce on the shores of Bartlett Cove, near the Gustavus airport, which features connections from Juneau, Haines and Skagway.

During the boat tour, which takes visitors up to the face of the Grand Pacific and Margerie Glaciers, look out for bears, whales and several species of northern sea birds including Puffins. Reservations can be made online at www.visitglacierbay.com

Ghost towns and glaciers in America’s largest National Park
Covering over 13 million acres, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park has everything from an early 20th Century copper mining town to four major mountain ranges that include nine of the 16 highest peaks in the United States.

At the heart of the Park lies the National Historic Landmark town of Kennecott with its distinctive copper mill. Spend a morning touring the towering structure, followed by an afternoon of ice-hiking on the mountainous glacier that can be seen from almost anywhere in the town.

Then sample the mouth-watering cuisine and extensive wine list of the McCarthy Lodge in the partly restored “party” town of McCarthy, before bedding down for the night in Ma Johnson’s Historic Hotel (www.mccarthylodge.com). To learn more about the diverse and exciting activities on offer in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve visit www.nps.gov/wrst.

History and hiking

If you like to add a bit of culture to your holiday then Alaska’s National Parks are for you! Where else can you combine the history of the Gold Rush, WWII memorials and Native Alaskan culture into one holiday?

Visit the fascinating city of Skagway, which was once considered the gateway to the Klondike Gold Rush. Take a ride on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad or browse the city’s historic stores, saloons and public buildings.

For more information on the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park visit www.nps.gov/klgo

 In Sitka National Park (www.nps.gov/sitk ) the beautiful seaside town of Sitka offers a unique blend of Tlingit culture and Russian history.

Visitors can enjoy stunning views of wildlife, spruce forests and island-studded waters while hiking the park’s coastal trail.

For those who want to venture further off the beaten track, the Aleutian World War II National Historic Area lies near the south-western tip of Alaska in the Aleutian Islands.

Accessible by plane or sea, why not combine this with a trip on the state ferry system (www.ferryalaska.com ) where you can meet the locals and even camp on deck.

For more information on the activities on offer, such as kayaking, fishing and hiking, go to www.nps.gov/aleu

Fishing in the Great Land

If you want to make your next fishing trip extra memorable, head down to Lake Clark National Park and Preserve in Southwest Alaska.

Only accessible by small aircraft on a two-hour flight from Anchorage, Kenai or Homer, the park offers outdoor enthusiasts the perfect getaway. Stay at the small, rustic Redoubt Bay Lodge that sits on a knoll overlooking Big River Lakes.

Guest quarters consist of three separate lake-side log cabins close to the main lodge. The surrounding wilderness offers fantastic opportunities for sport fishing. If fishing isn’t your forte, why not view bears from a pontoon boat as they feed on the spawning salmon, take a flightseeing excursion to see Redoubt Volcano, hike the trails looking for wildlife, or just relax on the expansive decks at the lodge and enjoy the beauty of nature.

For more information on Lake Clarke National Park and Preserve please visit www.nps.gov/lacl

Lodging in luxury

Favourite Bay Lodge is located on the water’s edge in the spectacular wilderness of the Katmai National Park and Preserve (www.nps.gov/katm ).

The lodge offers guests the perfect balance between rugged backcountry adventures and lavish accommodation. Enjoy gourmet cuisine from French chef, Pierre Coutou, before retiring to one of the lodge’s 12 newly designed guest rooms, featuring natural cedar and log pole beds, private baths, handcrafted rugs and plush bedding.

During the day choose from a wealth of activities including guided saltwater fishing expeditions, whale watching, kayaking, rainforest hikes, native Tlingit cultural experiences or culinary classes.

You can also visit the 30-square-mile volcanic caldera of the Aniakchak National Monument (www.nps.gov/ania ), accessible by air taxi from King Salmon and other nearby small towns and villages, or by boat from towns along the Pacific Ocean coastline.

For details of this lodge and many more, please visit www.entreealaska.com

For more information on Alaska go to www.Travel-Alaska.co.uk

As Part Of “The Premier Suites At Halekulani”

Halekulani, one of the world’s finest and most acclaimed luxury resorts, has introduced “The Orchid Suite at Halekulani”, a pioneering and transformative concept that will transcend the traditional hotel suite model, just as “The Vera Wang Suite at Halekulani” did when it debuted in 2005.

A residential ambiance that represents a confluence of a contemporary aesthetic and the casually elegant sensibility for which Halekulani has come to be renowned, The Orchid Suite at Halekulani, embodies the ethereal qualities of the property’s iconic Cattleya Orchid, and a spaciousness that is both airy and languid, as well as intimate and inspiring.

The Orchid Suite at Halekulani is an exemplification of Halekulani’s property-wide renewal initiative and one of the three iconic suites that comprise “The Premier Suites at Halekulani.”

Catering to the myriad lifestyles of the hotel’s international clientele, who keep coming back to Halekulani because of its uniquely gracious and individualized service,

The Premier Suites at Halekulani encompass the newly redesigned Royal Suite, the iconic Vera Wang Suite and the recently unveiled Orchid Suite, each of which has a distinct aesthetic and sensibility and individually tailored experiential amenity programs.

The Royal Suite is simple, classical and regal. The décor of this 4,066 square foot suite celebrates the various Pacific and Asian cultures that are a part of today’s Hawaiian culture. The 2,135 square foot Vera Wang Suite, personally designed by the suite’s namesake, exudes a casual elegance and sensuality. Vera Wang’s home, gift, bath and accessories collection are paired with rare furnishings from Hawaii, the Pacific and Asia to create a stylish and sophisticated respite.

The Orchid Suite embodies three of Halekulani’s elemental values: Wellness (mind, body and spirit), Connoisseur (fine cuisine) and Masterworks (the arts). Inspired by the calming and enveloping Pacific Ocean, The Orchid Suite will feature an exclusive Sea of Life Wellness Program designed by award-winning SpaHalekulani featuring treatments and therapies inspired by renewing properties of the sea.

For epicurean connoisseurs, The Orchid Suite will feature a full-service Sub-Zero Wolf kitchen with interactive cooking experiences by Halekulani Chefs, daily market deliveries and a select La Mer menu of the finest in European cuisine.

To perpetuate the Masterworks brand element, Halekulani will unveil an exciting new partnership in the near future as well as the Art in Motion luxury automobile program.

“The Orchid Suite, as part of The Premier Suites at Halekulani, embodies the cultural and gracious personal service legacy that is the personification of Halekulani,” said Peter Shaindlin, Chief Operating Officer of Halekulani Corporation.

“Based upon the unprecedented success of the Vera Wang Suite, we saw an opportunity and a need to create a collection of iconic suites for our guests who want the best and will accept nothing less.

Each of the three suites which comprise The Premier Suites at Halekulani offer distinctly different ambiances and experiential amenities that cater to the individual lifestyles of our international clientele.”

Guests of the 2,365 square foot Orchid Suite will experience superlative design elements, carefully orchestrated to provide privacy while maintaining the exceptional standards and experiences for which Halekulani has come to be known.

Set apart from the historic Main Building, the Orchid Suite will be situated facing the Pacific Ocean with doors opening onto a private lawn with panoramic views of Waikiki Beach.

The interiors have been artfully designed in calming tones so as not to compete with the dramatic and vibrant Hawaiian views.

The master suite will afford guests with a spectacular view of Diamond Head while the en-suite master bath equipped with steam shower and deep steeping tub, will offer private views of the garden.

The living room was designed to resemble a luxurious beach cottage, an homage to the original days of Halekulani, with indoor/outdoor alfresco dining and a spacious lanai, idyllic for day or evening lounging. The entertainment room will also serve as a private study or family room.

The Premier Suites at Halekulani, including the Orchid Suite, will offer guests a new and extraordinary amenity program called “ART IN MOTION.” Guests of the three luxury suites will be offered keys to a collection of unparalleled exotic automobiles, once again redefining international hospitality standards. The extraordinary fleet features a brand new Maserati GranTurismo and Bentley Continental GTC. Guests may experience these cars first hand or with a personal driver, all complimentary with a stay in one of the Premier Suites at Halekulani.

Continuing Halekulani’s tradition of gracious hospitality and personalized service, all suites in the Premier Collection will feature the following complimentary services: Butler Service, Customized Culinary Programs, Personal Concierge and VIP privileges with the hotel’s “For You Everything, Program” offering complimentary access to the Honolulu Symphony, Honolulu Academy of Arts, Bishop Museum, Iolani Palace, Contemporary Museum of Arts Honolulu and the Shang-Ri La Estate, among others.

The Premier Suites at Halekulani are each available for $7,000 per night, and reservations can be made directly, or by travel professionals, through the Halekulani Executive Offices. For further information, please call 808-931-5005 or visit Halekulani’s website at www.halekulani.com.

About Halekulani

Consistently ranked among the world’s best hotels, Halekulani is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World and Okura Hotels & Resorts, two exclusive organizations pursuing service excellence and standards of the highest quality. Travel + Leisure ranked Halekulani as #1 hotel in Oahu and #17 worldwide in 2007; while naming the Vera Wang Suite at Halekulani one of the 50 most romantic destinations in the world.

Also in 2006, the three year-old SpaHalekulani was named a “Leading Spa of the World” and the #2 best resort spa in North America by Conde Nast Traveler. In addition, Halekulani’s fine dining restaurant La Mer is Hawaii’s first AAA-Five Diamond Restaurant, holding this esteemed rating for 19-consecutive years, as well as being voted #8 of “America’s Top 100 Hotel Restaurants” by Zagat in 2006.

The Leading Hotels of the World, ltd. has bestowed Halekulani with its annual Quality Award, making the Waikiki resort the only Leading Hotel to achieve this prestigious honor in either the United States or Canada. Halekulani is managed by the Hotels and Resorts of Halekulani, a brand management division of the Honolulu-based Halekulani Corporation, which also manages Waikiki Parc Hotel.

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Savvy travellers have known The Bulldog Club for over 20 years and now, with expansion plans in place, the time has come for the company to change its name and refresh its image. So, after many years loyal service, the bulldog retires to make way for The Bed and Breakfast Club.

In spite of its new name, it’s very much business as usual. The Bed and Breakfast Club has a respected brand, and high quality homes in its portfolio.

Its principle remains the same: to offer upmarket bed and breakfast accommodation in exceptional private homes in London and the UK via a first-class booking service.

It has also made a few other changes, which include expanding its team, improving its website and enhancing its marketing efforts.

Its properties are popular with tourists and business travellers alike. Homes are in central locations at affordable prices.

For business travellers and cost-conscious companies, The Bed and Breakfast Club provides accommodation that is a home away from home for those who prefer intimate charm to an impersonal hotel. All properties are personally inspected to ensure the highest level of accommodation.

Emma Crane-Robinson, Managing Director, said: “Our hand-picked, privately owned homes each have a character of their own and promise sumptuous surroundings. We believe that bed and breakfasts reflect the culture of the city, provide a personal touch and make a refreshing change from the uniformity of hotels.”

“Are we nearly there yet?” Family holidays can often be stressful, with restless children, tired parents and everybody wanting to do different things.

So, why not take the hassle out of the holiday and choose a destination with something for everyone? Palm Springs is the hostess with the mostest when it comes to offering the perfect escape for all the family.

Adults and kids alike will delight in the lush scenery of Palm Springs’ surrounding area, from hiking in the verdant Indian Canyons or picnicking in the Joshua Tree National Park, to exploring the fascinating landscape of the San Andreas fault line in a jeep safari.

Soar skywards to panoramic views in the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, leaving the desert floor behind and ascend to an undisturbed wilderness, high in the mountains. Feel the temperature drop as you and the family play it ‘cool’ (er) in Palm Springs.

The Living Desert is a great way for all the family to find out about the animals that live in the desert habitat.

See them playing, eating breakfast, stretching and prowling; watch birds of prey fanning out their huge wings in the sun; see the tortoises and lizards emerge into the sun; warthogs and javelinas and meerkats all appear during the day and then by late afternoon watch the cheetahs climb to the top of their ridge and majestically watch the sun set, before taking your own little ‘monkeys’ home to bed.

For families keen to make a splash during their holiday, a trip to Knott’s Soak City is a must!

A 21-acre oasis, sporting a 1950s Southern California beach theme, the water park boasts 22 water rides and attractions, including a wave pool and lazy river.

For those in search of adrenaline, Dare Devil Tower features side-by-side speed slides that take intrepid guests on a thrilling 7-story descent, whilst Pacific Spin is a multi-person raft ride that drops riders 75-feet into a six-story funnel!

Younger adventurers and the faint of heart are well-catered for too, as Gremmie Lagoon offers pint-sized water slides and a splash pool.

Twenty poolside cabanas are also available for rental, for those who would rather stay dry.

Alternatively, the Palm Springs Air Museum, the Palm Springs Art Museum, Villagefest, and a whole host of other attractions are ideal for families seeking something a little different from their trip.

The Palm Springs ‘Walk of Stars’ on Palm Canyon Drive is a fun way for mums and dads to spot their favourite stars with the kids, from traditional Hollywood stars such as Ol’ Blue Eyes himself, to more unusual additions such as Cheeta the Chimpanzee. Similarly, families can follow in the footprints of the celebrities with a tour of the homes of the stars, taking in the former residences of the likes of Marilyn Monroe, Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Kurt Douglas and the home that Elvis Presley honeymooned in.

Versatile accommodation options abound in Palm Springs, from traditional hotels and resorts to vacation rentals – ideal for families seeking self-catering options and a more flexible space.

However, for real star quality, celebrity homes are also available to rent.

The kids will have stars in their eyes when they can tell their friends that they holidayed at Sinatra’s House… or the house that featured in James Bond’s Diamonds are Forever? Now, that’s just too cool for school!

Find out more about Palm Springs by visiting: www.VisitPalmSprings.com

Carlson Hotels announced the addition of the Radisson Hotel & Spa Martinique, a 175-room beachfront hotel located in Schoelcher, Martinique, on the Eastern side of the island.

The resort will undergo a $10 million renovation beginning in mid-June and is expected to join the Radisson brand by the end of 2011.

Radisson currently has three world-class resorts in the region in Aruba, Grand Bahama Island and St. Martin.

The Radisson Hotel & Spa Martinique is owned by the Groupe Monplaisir and was formerly the Hotel La Bateliere. O-Gossart agency, from Paris, has been contracted to develop the interior designs for the hotel that aligns with Radisson’s new standards as part of Ambition 2015.

Among the planned enhancements, the hotel will have two restaurants and three bars, one of which is located on more than 1,400 feet of beachfront property.

The hotel will have six banquet rooms with a total of 12,000 square feet of space which will hold up to 1,000 people.

Additional amenities include a complete spa and fitness center, beauty salon, diving club and six tennis courts.

For more information, visit www.carlson.com

Secrets Resorts & Spas announces the opening of its newest property in Jamaica, Secrets St. James Montego Bay.

The new exclusive all-suites resort joins the newly opened Secrets Wild Orchid Montego Bay, also in Jamaica. Guests of each property enjoy reciprocal privileges at the other and enjoy eight gourmet á la carte dining options, nine bars and lounges, large free-form swimming pools and beachfront Jacuzzis, and a spa and Beach Club.

The Promenade also offers guests a variety of activities and entertainment options including a game room, boutiques, cafe, movies and more.

Secrets St. James is located 15 minutes from Montego Bay International Airport. The 350 all-suites resort honors Jamaica’s history by featuring British Colonial-style architecture and décor in warm tones with dark wood accents.

Guest accommodations offer oversized four-poster beds, extra-large showers, Jacuzzis for two, private balconies and Secrets’ signature discrete room service. For relaxation, the Secrets Spa by Pevonia offers indoor and outdoor facilities, the latest hydrotherapy treatments and a fitness center.

For more information, call 866-GO-SECRETS

or visit www.secretsresorts.com