Rotterdam’s modern harbour skyline has become even richer with the opening of new Mainport design hotel. The hotel, designed by MAS architectuur is characterized by a futuristic façade of black glass and aluminum. The hotel stands proud in the central district of Leuvehaven and reflects Rotterdam’s unique architectural aesthetic and symbiosis of international influences and Dutch tradition.

Mainport’s overall concept entwines the best cuisine, spa traditions and design from around the world, while placing an importance on Rotterdam as the hotel’s ‘main port’. Wellness is a recurring theme throughout the hotel. This is demonstrated not only by extensive spa facilities but the hotel’s overall holistic concept.

Futuristic Architecture
Architecturally speaking, Mainport’s step-like facade and huge sweeping windows blend harmoniously with the hotel’s modern surroundings. Floor-to-ceiling glass on both sides of the building creates a feeling not only of industrial grandeur and a connection to the harbour, but also a sense of transparency. In light of owner Karin Geurts’ vision for a hotel which functions as a landing place for travelers and locals alike, this light open-plan design warrants neighborhood integration through its inviting atmosphere.

Wellness and light 

Mainport’s 215 rooms have been split into five categories: City XL, Corner, Waterfront Sauna, Waterfront Spa and the Spa Suite. Each room reflects the hotel’s dedication to wellness by providing an in-room spa equipped with walk-in showers, anti-fog mirrors and a whirlpool. The Waterfront Spa category and the Spa Suite even have a private Jacuzzi, Finnish sauna and a mirror integrated TV.
Designed by Feran Thomassen, the interiors of the hotel have been inspired by many different continents. Luxurious marble bathrooms, impressive fireplaces and panoramic windows, offering views of Rotterdam’s highlights, exude grandeur. Light grey curtains, anthracite desks and dark timber flooring accessorize an elegant environment.

Dining Down Under

In keeping with Mainport’s international influences, the hotel restaurant Down Under and bar on the Rocks are a homage to Australia, in particular Sydney. Located at water level, the restaurant headed up by chef Sander Jongenotter focuses on exceptional Australian-Asian cuisine.

Orient meets Occident in Spa Heaven

In-room spas may be the ultimate luxury, but Mainport’s eighth floor spa takes wellness to a whole new level. Here, a Finnish panorama sauna, a Turkish steam room, hamam, two treatment rooms and an extensive relaxation room awaits.

The Neighborhood Experts

If you stay at Mainport you can look forward to experiencing a side to Rotterdam usually reserved for the city’s residents. Staff members’ in-the-know knowledge and unique recommendations mean you can explore the city as a local, while owner Karin Geurts wants to establish the hotel as a meeting place for locals in the city.

The Location

Mainport is located in the Leuvehaven area next to the historic Maritime Museum and the asymmetric Erasmus Bridge. The inner harbour of Rotterdam provides a beautiful skyline view, which connects the centre with the southern part of the city and the newly built waterfront.

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Melbourne provides the ideal starting point if you’re interested in a self-drive journey around the diverse and compact state of Victoria. You can tailor your own adventure, choosing between the city, coast and country; ticking off an impressive checklist of must see icons and attractions along the way.

Within a 90-minute drive from Melbourne, you can experience tall forests, historic villages, Australian wildlife, vine-filled valleys and rugged coastlines. Regardless of length of time, there are options to suit all budgets to help you discover Victoria’s cultural, epicurean, and natural delights.

A number of major touring routes showcase the best Victoria has to offer. Here is a snapshot of where you should head and what you can expect as you take to the road in Victoria.

Great Southern Touring Route
Encompassing the spectacular Great Ocean Road, the Great Southern Touring Route allows you to experience dramatic seascapes, the rugged grandeur of the Grampians, the indulgence and tranquillity of Daylesford and the history and heritage of Victoria’s Goldfields region.

The journey starts in cosmopolitan Melbourne, and heads southwest to the vibrant seaside city of Geelong, Victoria’s second largest city. It continues along the coast past heritage towns and the plentiful vineyards of the Bellarine Peninsula to the spectacular Great Ocean Road. Conde Nast travel magazine rates the Great Ocean Road as one of the top 20 journeys of a lifetime, while Frommer’s puts it in the top 10 road trips on the planet.

The first stop along the iconic stretch of road is Bells Beach, Australia’s most famous surf beach near the equally legendary surf-town of Torquay. Continue the journey through popular seaside resort towns such as Lorne and Apollo Bay and past stunning waterfalls and spectacular scenery.

Further along, the lushness of the Great Otway National Park gives way to the imposing beauty of the Twelve Apostles and the fascinating history of the shipwreck coast. At picturesque Port Fairy the route turns north towards the peaks of the Grampians mountain range.

As you enter the beautiful Grampians National Park, you’ll find yourself in a dramatic natural oasis, full of walking trails, waterfalls, wildlife and floral splendour whereyou can discover the largest selection of Aboriginal rock paintings in Victoria.

The final leg of the Great Southern Touring Route journeys east through the Goldfields region to Ballarat, an enriching city that brings the glorious days of the 19th century gold rush to life. Here you can discover the fascinating cultural history of the region and explore enticing art galleries and museums.

Before the route returns to Melbourne, take time to rejuvenate in the Daylesford region. Boasting Australia’s largest number of naturally occurring mineral springs the region is famous for soothing travel-weary visitors with fine food and wine, and fabulous spas. An indulgent spa treatment, followed by the finest local produce, paired with boutique wine is a fitting way to end an inspiring and rewarding journey along the Great Southern Touring Route.

Sydney-Melbourne Touring
From the unparalleled grandeur of the coast to the spectacular vistas of the Australian Alps, Sydney-Melbourne Touring’s three distinctive travel routes – the Sydney-Melbourne Coastal Drive, the Sydney-Melbourne Heritage Drive and the Great Alpine Road – all offer experiences to remember.

Sydney-Melbourne Coastal Drive
The coastline between Sydney and Melbourne is some of the most spectacular in Australia, with tranquil coves, long, golden beaches and wild, rocky shorelines carved by the mighty Pacific and Southern oceans. Here there’s no end to the fun that can be had on the water – from surfing, sailing and snorkelling to seeing dolphins, penguins and whales in the wild.

Vast stretches of the coastline have been preserved as national parks, teeming with native flora and fauna, including kangaroos, koalas, emus and native parrots. You can learn about Aboriginal bush foods on a guided tour, or cruise, water-ski or kayak around the Gippsland Lakes or walk on pure white beaches at Wilsons Promontory.

The route then gently winds its way to Phillip Island, famous for the little penguins, which make their nightly march up Summerland Beach to their dune burrows. Continuing on to the Mornington Peninsula, you can discover the region’s renowned food, wine, golf and spas before finishing your journey in Melbourne. With so much to see and do, the Coastal Drive is an essential Australian touring experience.

Sydney-Melbourne Heritage Drive
The inland route between Melbourne and Sydney is a journey through Australian history. You can discover timeless indigenous culture, the relics of colonial times, and an ancient river that winds its way through rolling hills and past historic townships.

From Melbourne, the Heritage Drive travels to the gold rush region around Bendigo. Here you can venture down old goldmines, see Chinese Dragons and dine in ornate civic buildings now refashioned as fashionable bars and restaurants. Then it’s on to the mighty Murray River, where paddle steamers offer a fun way to get downstream and the many farm-gates offer fresh local produce for sale. Barmah National Park is the place to see giant river red gums, native wildlife such as koalas and kangaroos, and Aboriginal scar trees. The route continues on to Rutherglen, famous for its fortified wines, where family vineyards have been handed down through the generations.

Beyond the borders of Victoria, the drive continues to the nation’s capital, Canberra, an architect-designed political hub that is home to some of the country’s most important institutions. From here the drive winds through the Southern Highlands of New South Wales before ending in Sydney.

The Great Alpine Road
The Great Alpine Road offers a journey into some of the continent’s highest mountains, where the majestic Australian wilderness offers breathtaking vistas. Whether blanketed with wildflowers or carpeted in snow, the Alps are the ideal place for an active adventure. Surrounded by big blue skies and crisp mountain air, you can hike, cycle or take a horseback ride past stunning alpine views, go abseiling, hang-gliding and rock-climbing, or enjoy skiing and snowboarding in winter. At day’s end, you can relax in a traditional pub, indulge at a boutique resort and spa, or camp under brilliant stars in the Alpine National Park.

In the foothills, and down near the coast, the Great Alpine Road offers other great experiences. Discover historic gold rush towns such as Beechworth and Omeo, enjoy the gourmet delights of Bright or cycle along scenic rail trails. The road ends at the magnificent Gippsland Lakes, where abundant marine life, water sports and fabulous fresh seafood are highlights.

Melbourne South East Touring Triangle
Melbourne’s South East Touring Triangle links three beautiful regions surrounding Melbourne – the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges, Phillip Island and the Mornington Peninsula.

From Melbourne, the route heads to the Yarra Valley, famous for its abundance of wineries, with over 70 wineries tucked into the picturesque countryside. You can also see more than 200 native wildlife species, including platypus, koalas, Tasmanian devils, kangaroos and wallabies up close at Healesville Sanctuary.

Not far away, in the fairytale-like forest of the Dandenong Ranges, modern wheels can be exchanged for old-fashioned steam aboard Puffing Billy, a meticulously restored steam train, which travels through 25 kilometres of cool fern gullies.

The route continues to Phillip Island where you can enjoy stunning beaches and watch the famous Penguin Parade.

Further along the route on the Mornington Peninsula there are more than 50 winery cellar doors specialising in superb pinot noir and chardonnay. Many of them also have outstanding restaurants, which feature the region’s abundant fresh produce.

The Mornington Peninsula is home to the Peninsula Hot Springs, the only natural thermal mineral springs bathing and day spa facility in Australia. The region is also renowned for outstanding golf courses, spectacular gardens and is a perfect place for aquatic adventures, including dolphin and seal swims and scuba diving around one of Victoria’s many shipwrecks.

West Gippsland Hinterland Drive
The scenic West Gippsland Hinterland Drive winds its way through magnificent and diverse landscapes. The circular route – approximately five hours driving time – begins in Melbourne and passes through the Yarra Ranges to the small towns of Powelltown and Noojee in Gippsland. It then travels across to the summit of Mount Baw Baw, taking in the sub-Alpine villages of Walhalla, Rawson and Erica, before passing through Moe and Yarragon on its return to Melbourne.

The drive highlights West Gippsland’s natural attractions, including giant mountain ash trees and waterfalls, as well as the region’s local food options and boutique wineries.

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Magnificent hillside hideaway

Villa Luna is a 5-bedroom luxury villa located in the south of Corsica, close to cosmopolitan Porto Vechio and its vast array of restaurants, bars, boutiques and port bustling with super yachts.

The magnificent villa sits on a quiet hillside, surrounded by stunning scenery and unrivalled sea views. It sleeps up to ten guests in five en-suite bedrooms, finished to the highest of standards. Each bedroom is equipped with a plasma television, DVD player and iPod docking station.

The garden suite and first floor suite both benefit from private exterior hot tubs for the ultimate in decadence. Finishing touches to the bedrooms include luxurious crisp white linens, fluffy towels, bathrobes and L’Occitane bath products. The spacious living spaces are refreshingly modern and offer a comfortable lounge with entertainment system and fully equipped modern kitchen and dining area, perfect for family and friends to gather in.

The villa also has a fully air-conditioned gym and a cinema room with a DVD library.

The large outdoor pool has stunning views and a real ‘wow’ factor. Carefully designed to work within the natural surroundings and complete with comfortable loungers, it may well be as far as you wish to ever travel from the villa.

Corsica itself is one of Europe’s hidden gems. It has a character all of its own, offering culture, history and a completely unspoilt coastline, with exquisite beaches that rival the Caribbean.

Villa

Bedroom 1: The Garden Suite: King or twin beds. Suite with plasma television, DVD player and iPod docking station. En suite bathroom with bath and shower. Exterior private hot tub on terrace.

Bedroom 2: The First Floor Suite: King or twin beds. Plasma television, DVD player and iPod docking station. En suite bathroom with bath and shower. Walk in wardrobe. Exterior private hot tub on terrace.

Bedroom 3: King or twin beds. Plasma television, DVD player and iPod docking station. En suite bathroom with bath and shower. Private terrace.

Bedroom 4: King or twin beds. Plasma television, DVD player and iPod docking station. En suite bathroom with shower. Private terrace.

Bedroom 5: King or twin beds. Plasma television, DVD player and iPod docking station. En suite bathroom with shower. Separate WC. Private terrace.

Facilities

Champagne on arrival
Welcome essentials
In-resort concierge service to organise local activities and excursions
Daily light housekeeping
Mid-week housekeeping and laundry change
Luxury bath products
Beach towels
Bath robes and slippers
Daily delivery of breakfast pastries and fresh fruits
Flowers
Wi-Fi and Satellite television throughout
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In-villa catering with private chef
In-villa massage and beauty therapies
Recommendation of preferred airport car rental companies
Childcare with our partner Nanny company
Pre-arrival provisions
Staff as required

Location

Short drive from Porto Vecchio. 30 minutes to Figari airport. 2 hours to Bastia Airport

Rates

Prices from £17,500 per week

From 02 June 2013 to 22 June 2013
£17,500 per week

From 23 June 2013 to 06 July 2013
£19,500 per week

From 07 July 2013 to 31 August 2013
£22,000 per week

From 01 September 2013 to 14 September 2013
£19,500 per week

From 15 September 2013 to 12 October 2013
£17,500 per week

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Luxury villas in Bailly-Romainvillers, in association with SellMyTimeShareNow

Marriott’s Village D’lle-de-France is a tranquil escape in the French countryside, offering two or three bedroom villas in the classic French Provence style. One of the most popular and luxurious resorts in the Marriott Vacation Club Family, these timeshare villas are available both for rentals or timeshare ownership.

A short metro ride from all that Paris has to offer, these picturesque villas offer a glimpse into the more luxurious side of country life in France. Located in Bailly-Romainvillers in the lle-de-France region, the Marriott’s Village D’lle-de-France timeshare villas are designed with chic features that are unique to the units, resembling a village in Provence. The grounds feature charming gardens, reminiscent of Monet’s gardens in Giverny.

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Morocco is one of Africa’s most exciting, accessible and exotic destinations. A world of bustling souks, gorgeous beaches, spectacular mountain ranges and the eternal sands of the Sahara – all just a short hop from Europe across the Strait of Gibraltar.

In the imperial Red City of Marrakesh, enjoy the ancient stone streets and lively markets, which dance of the Adhan, the Islamic call to prayer, or head out late to the trendy nightclubs and restaurants or Africa’s oldest casino.

These handpicked luxury villas in Morocco are just the ticket for an exotic African adventure.

		Villa Ezzahra, Marrakesh   Exclusive Palmeraie villa 8 bedrooms Find out more
		Villa Alkhozama, Marrakesh   Contemporary Palmeraie pad 2 bedrooms Find out more
		Villa el Boura, Marrakesh   Marrakesh countryside villa 7 bedrooms Find out more

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Marrakesh countryside villa

Villa el Boura has seven en-suite bedrooms and can accommodate 12 adults and 4 children in brilliant comfort. It has an exceptionally large heated swimming pool set in gardens filled with olive trees with good views towards the Atlas Mountains.

The main house is built around a two-floor atrium, which has a retractable glass roof. There are two large master suites and a children’s room in the main house and further four bedrooms with private bathrooms in the courtyard.

The property boasts an attractive dining room as well as an outside dining area and numerous areas to relax. The Housekeeper and his team will make sure that your every need is catered for, while the cook will serve you wonderful Moroccan meals in an exceptional setting.

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This Moroccan villa is situated just outside Marrakech  (four miles southwest) on a hectare of land and has a living area of over 700m2. It boasts a spacious garden full of olive trees, a large private pool and has a beautiful view of the Atlas Mountains.

You are just a five-minute drive from the centre of Marrakech close to where two of the best golf courses can be found, with several more courses being planned in the area.

Main level  On entering through the large double doors you will see the spacious atrium which has a retractable roof and large wood fireplace. There is central seating and from here you can access the TV room, a sitting/dining room and the kitchen.

First floor Sleeps 8.  There are two master bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms which have a separate shower and bath. There is also a children’s room upstairs which is furnished with 2 bunk beds (which can sleep 4 children) this room has an en-suite bathroom with shower.

Ground floor – Sleeps 8.  Outside there are four further bedrooms, two of which can be made up as either double or twin rooms and two of which are double rooms. These all have en-suite bathrooms and are furnished in a traditional Moroccan style. Each has patio windows looking out on the courtyard as well as a separate outside entrance for privacy.

Facilities

Air Conditioning
Maid service 6 days a week
Housekeeper to cook meals (breakfast and either lunch or dinner 6 days out of 7)
Pool Man/gardener
Heated swimming pool
Gardens
Hairdryers
Baby cot and High chair
Cinema Room
Bathrobes
IPod docking station
Log Fires
Sky Television
DVD selection

Location

Villa el Boura is located close to Marrakech on the Amizmiz road and has wonderful views of the Atlas Mountains. It benefits from the calm and tranquillity of the country, but is only a five-minute taxi ride from the bustle of town.

Popular day excursions from Marrakech include visiting the desert city of Ouarzazate, which is renowned for its Taourirt Casbah and traditional Quazguita carpets.

From Imlil, also nearby, travellers can ride a mule to the Aremd hamlet to view Morocco’s highest mountain peak, Toubkal. The coastal town of Safi is another enticing possibility, with a magnificent medina, old fort and beautiful beach

Rates

Prices from £6,995 per week

From 02 February 2013 to 30 March
£6,995 per week

From 30 March 2013 to 06 April
£7,350 per week

From 06 April 2013 to 04 May
£6,995 per week

From 04 May 2013 to 14 September
£5,995 per week

From 14 September 2013 to 02 November
£6,995 per week

From 02 November to 30 November
£5,995 per week

From 30 November to 21 December
£6,995 per week

From 21 December to 04 January
£7,350 per week

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Exclusive Palmeraie villa

Villa Ezzahra is a large luxurious private villa in upmarket Palmeraie, just 15 minutes from Marrakech’s Medina and souks and 12 km from Marrakech Menara Airport.

Built as a family retreat, the house is set in extensive gardens with shaded terraces, a large swimming pool, gym, spa with two in-house therapists, a paddle tennis court, two screening rooms and a games room with a full size pool table.

Villa Ezzahra (including the owners pavilion) sleeps up to 16 with a staff of 17, so it is ideal for families or groups of friends holidaying together or as a stylish and relaxing venue to celebrate a special milestone. Ezzahra can also host important meetings in a secure and private environment.

What makes Ezzahra different is that the price includes all facilities offered at the house – all meals, non-alcoholic drinks, and laundry, as well as all hammam, massage and beauty treatments.

There is also an apartment, suitable for teenagers or accompanying staff. Neighbouring two-bedroom Villa Alkhozama can also be rented alongside Ezzahra for larger groups.

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The house has seven luxurious en-suite double bedrooms, each with a dressing room and private terrace – some with open fireplaces.

The owner’s pavilion, separate from the main house, sleeps a further two people and features a private sunbathing terrace with a plunge pool, sitting room and kitchen. A separate apartment 50 metres from the main house is ideal for teenagers or accompanying staff. A separate games room houses a professional size pool table and many board games. There are two screening rooms and a wide collection of up to date DVDs to suit every taste.

A permanent staff of 15 led by Maria the house manager ensures that every requirement is met including menus, leisure activities, excursions and shopping. The house cook Amina, whose acclaimed cooking has featured in magazines, can cook a range of dishes including local specialities and also menus tailored for children.

Facilities

Open Fireplaces
Sun Terrace
Plunge pool
Paddle tennis court
Gardens
Swimming pool
Sun loungers
Table tennis table

Location

Palmeraie, Marrakesh

15 minutes from souks and 12kms from airport

Activities close to Ezzahra include horse riding, camel riding, go karting and golf. Staff at the house can arrange guided trips to the Medina and souks and day trips to the Atlas Mountains

Rates

Prices from £22,000 per week

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Contemporary Palmeraie pad

Villa Alkhozama is a luxury two-bedroom house located in Marrakesh’s upmarket Palmeraie area and combines contemporary luxury with traditional craftsmanship. Villa Alkhozama can be rented alongside neighbour property Villa Ezzahra, or as an independent property for two or four guests.

All of the rooms in the house have a contemporary feel with strong colours and typical Moroccan rough stonewalls. Many of the materials in the house have been sourced locally and much of the work finished with traditional techniques. The house has maid service and a full time house chef, who uses seasonal fruit and vegetables to cook a wide range of Moroccan and European dishes.

From ground level the house descends to a lower level opening onto the twelve-metre pool, surrounded by a daybed and sun loungers. The two double bedrooms are both en-suite with one of the bathrooms featuring its own plunge bath. The bedrooms and bathrooms have air-conditioning and under floor heating.

All meals, non-alcoholic drinks and massage treatments are included in the price. There is also a screening area for DVDs, along with a music system and TV news channels.

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The bedrooms and bathrooms have air-conditioning and under floor heating.

All of the rooms in the house have a contemporary feel with strong colours and typical Moroccan rough stone walls. Many of the materials in the house have been sourced locally and much of the work finished with traditional techniques.

Facilities

TV/DVD
Music system
Two en-suite bedrooms with under floor heating
Air-conditioning
Prices include: full board meal plan, soft drinks (alcoholic drinks available at cost + 20% service charge), massage & beauty treatments, shared airport transfers and shared chauffeur car (10am – 8pm)

Location

Located in Palmeraie, just 15 minutes from Marrakech’s Medina and souks and 12 km from Marrakech Menara Airport.

Rates

Prices from £7,000 per week

From: 01 January to 31 December

£7,000 (2 adults) per week

£11,200 (4 adults) per week

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Italy is synonymous with style and sophistication and this exclusive collection of luxury villas are in keeping with the country’s sheer indulgence.

Most of Italy’s most special luxury villas are located along the stunning Amalfi Coast, among the rolling hillsides of Tuscany or on the lovely northern Lakes.

These select properties are all superb and represent some of the best real estate in Italy. During a stay at any one of these villas it will be so easy to soak up la dolce vita while sipping on espresso and the spirit of Sophia Loren.

		Villa Oliviero, Positano, Amalfi Coast   An Amalfi beauty 6 bedrooms Find out more
		Villa Dorata, Positano, Amalfi Coast   Opulent private palazzo 5 bedrooms Find out more
		Villa Mimmi, Tuscany   Relaxed Tuscan escape 6 bedrooms Find out more
		Villa La Cassinella, Lake Como   Private lakeside estate 9 bedrooms Find out more

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Private lakeside estate

Villa La Cassinella is an exclusive private estate located on the banks of magnificent Lake Como in northern Italy.  With magnificent views over the lake and 30,000 sq/m of gardens, the nine-bedroom Villa Cassinella is made up of four houses sleeping 17 people.

The estate is extremely private and can only be reached via a three-minute boat ride. Arriving at the private jetty, the main entrance opens into a grand lobby with old Sienna marble floors and a fine floral ironwork staircase.

Further in an exquisite formal drawing room leads to several covered terraces perfect for outdoor dining. The formal dining room features a lovely fireplace and cherry and walnut parquet floors. All of the interiors are beautifully furnished with Italian antique furniture and fine art from across Europe.

The master suite and three large guest suites are located on the first floor, while a further two suites are positioned on the second floor, along with a library and lounge. There is also a gym, cinema, heated swimming pool and a tennis court.

The Terrace House is a short walk from the main villa, with great views, private terraces and a dining area. Here you’ll find a comfortable and well-appointed sitting room, with separate kitchen and breakfast area, two further guest suites and a galleried sleeping area.

An incredible team including butlers, top international chefs, a housekeeper, house Manager and gardeners service the estate and maintain the spectacular grounds of manicured lawns and towering cypress trees.

Villa

Located on the western shore of Lake Como, near the town of Lenno, approx 20kms north of Como

International Airports: Approx 1 hours drive from Milan Malpensa & Milan Linate Airports

Private Jet: Approx 45 mins drive from Lugano airport

Helicopter: Heli-pad a short distance from the villa

Boat transfers: Approx 30 mins from Como or Cernobbio

Nearby activities include: Water Skiing • Wind Surfing • Cooking Lessons • Shopping Day in Milan • Golf • Boat trips • Rock climbing • Mountain Biking • Sea Plane Adventures • Nature Trail walks • Canoeing/Kayaking • Horse riding • Sightseeing in Como, Milan & Lugano • Wine tasting • Visit to silk factory

Facilities

Tennis Court
Private heated swimming pool
Gym
Cinema
Air conditioning
Telephones
i-Pod docks
Playstation
3 Plasma TV’s with Satellite channels
DVD players
Media Library (movies and music albums)
Pizza Oven & Barbecue Staff

Location

On the western shore of Lake Como, near the town of Lenno, approx 20kms north of Como.

Rates

Prices on application

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