Went from Chilling in Alaska to Doing the Shore in Jersey
This is lovely but in reality? – But we all know that the most important hotel in the world is the one located right where you want to be & at a price you can actually afford.
Bonus if the employees are actually hospitable. 🙂
After a stay at this edenic property in Bali, Nathan Lump reflects on what makes a hotel the best of the best.
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Continue @ Travel+Leisure
The Bangkok-based Bill Bensley—who has designed more than 200 resorts in 30 countries—is known for being a visionary and encouraging people to think outside the box. His latest outpost, Capella Ubud, a Dutch-style tented camp in the hinterlands of a village called Keliki, debuts June 29 in Bali. It is the first of his two tent-style properties that open this year (the second, Shinta Mani Wild, opens at the end of the year in Cambodia).
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Read @ Architectural Digest
Writer Stephanie Brookes shares a heartwarming tale from Bali about a couple of university grads from the Netherlands who are helping special needs children find their voice through photography and art.
Full Story @ Indonesia Expat
When you think of quintessential Bali accommodation, a cosmic paradise with life-sized monopoly pieces and pop-art futurism probably isn’t the first thing that springs to mind. But that’s exactly what you find behind the doors of Luna2, an out-of-this-world studiotel (studio + hotel = studiotel) in Bali.
Named after the first spacecraft to land on the moon in the late fifties, British founder and designer Melanie Hall centered the hotel on nostalgia, futurism and fun — which is spotted everywhere from the lobby to the pool.
Full Story @: New York Post