Jade Tulum Hotel its a charming hotel located 10 minutes south tulum ruins, on the Road Tulum-Punta Allen, 10 minutes from downtown tulum and tulum ruins. Beautiful views, lovely tree houses, and a very chilled out feeling.
Jade is a built from scratch guest house that has 6 rooms, it’s built on stilts and each room is connected by walkways. Offers Hot Water – 24 hrs Electricity – Ocean View – Beach Front – Shared Balcony with a relaxing hammock.
Features: Bar/Lounge on Premises, Outdoor Area, Spa, Good Service, Shopping on Premises, Laundry, Room Service, Private Parties, In-room Safe. Jade don’t have a restaurant but you may be lucky enough to be invited for dinner by martha, you get breakfast included in the room rate which is of a continental style.
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A chic hotel located in the heart of Jerusalem that blend sophistication and modern international style with the unique and rich culture of Israel. Designed by the Israeli-born architect Moshe Safdie it brings world-class superior design and lifestyle hospitality. Opened last summer, Mamilla Hotel has gotten plenty of buzz, including being listed on Condé Nast Traveler’s Hot List for 2010. The MAmilla Hotel describes itself as the first luxury lifestyle hotel in Israel.
Mamilla Jerusalem Hotel offers 194 luxurious guest rooms of various sizes. The exquisite modern design was created by Piero Lissoni, one of Italy’s leading designers. All the rooms includes cable television, LCD screen, WiFi access, mini-bar, bathtub, personal safe and direct phone with voice mail.
Guests have a wealth of drinking and dining options which include a fashionable bar, an espresso corner, a wine tasting bar, a lobby café, an organic snack, juice bar and a spectacular rooftop restaurant overlooking the Old City, including the Tower of David and Jaffa Gate. Guests and visitors will enjoy in Akasha – Mamilla Holistic Well-being spa and gym center.
The prises start at a rate of $156 per person per night in double room.
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A sandbar, palm trees, a blue lagoon—this is it. Cocoa Island is everybody’s dream, but even better. Located in the Maldive Islands, the Cocoa Islands are a prime example of a private island paradise. Small, private island resort designed for those seeking an easygoing, foot-in-the-sand experience. The rich, warm waters and bountiful coral also promise some of the world’s best beaches, snorkelling and diving. It is well known all over the world as a tropical destination for some of the world’s best beaches.
An idyllic retreat of just 33 over-water Dhoni suites, only 40 minutes by speedboat from Male. Architecture by Cheong Yew Kuan. The design is simple and stylish combining clean-lined interiors with influences from South India and Sri-Lanka.
The island lies just on the east side of the famous dive site Kandooma Channel, considered to be one of the best dive sites in the Maldives. Cocoa Island has a wide range of facilities available. They is a water sports center which offers diving, island hopping, deep sea fishing, windsurfing, and catamaran sailing among others. Cocoa Island also offers yoga, a gym, massage, a hydrotherapy pool, a library, and a hotel boutique.
Official site http://www.cocoaisland.como.bz/
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Dating back to the 3rd century AD, Rethymnon is one of the most popular towns to visit on the island of Crete. It is in an area of outstanding natural beauty with hills and caves and charming inland villages. The “Old Town” presents a colorful blend of architectural influences and boasts a lively café culture. It is a labyrinth of narrow streets lined with white washed houses dating back to 16th century, arched doorways, stone staircases, old churches, Byzantine and Roman remains, small Venetian harbor and a large fortress stands above the harbor.
Visitors have a vast selection of accommodation from luxury hotels and resorts. It has everything you could need for an amazing holiday. The soft sandy beach offers a variety of water sports including jet skiing and surfing. You can relax on the white beaches or explore the imposing Fortezza Fortress or shopping – there are many shops providing for all your needs. Rethymnon has many attractions from its historic centre with its churches and museums to its promenade and beach.
With shops, restaurants and many leisure activities, Rethymnon is a popular destination. Night life can range from extremely intense on the pubs and bars around the harbor and inside the old city. The town itself is popular with visitors from all over the world with stunning restaurants and Taverna’s serving up everything from traditional Greek dishes, freshly caught fish all the way through to the best of European cuisine.
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Considered one of the more loved jewels in Portugal, the Alfama district is a must-see. Situated in the historic city centre, this is one of the oldest and most emblematic quarters of Lisbon. With lots of examples of Moorish and Roman architecture, the area has preserved its medieval shape and unique atmosphere. Its name Alfama has its roots in the Arabic Al-Hama, meaning springs or fountains.
Alfama is one of the most rewarding for walkers and photographers thanks to its medieval alleys and outstanding views. It is a village within a city still made up of narrow streets, tiny squares, churches, and whitewashed houses with wrought-iron balconies adorned with pots of flowers, drying laundry, and caged birds. Alfama’s streets are slim and hilly and flanked with bars and restaurants where tourists will hear an earful of “fado,” traditional Portugese music.
The attractions of Alfama: Museu das Artes Decorativas, Igreja de São Vicente de For, Igreja de Santa Engrácia, Museu Nacional do Azulejo and Convento Da Madre de Deus. The best way to see the wonders of this district (besides walking) is to catch the old fashioned number 28 tram which wends its way through the ancient streets and hills, rattling round tight corners and buzzing angrily at parked cars in its path.
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