Zenotel
Occupying a beautiful forested area overlooking the mountains and the city, Zenotel is the paragon of tranquility and serenity. zenotel.me Ideal for both a day trip and a long weekend (we definitely recommend staying for the weekend), the resort and spa offers a holistic approach to wellness and also serves as a hotel and wedding venue. The dimly lit spa is a veritable haven that offers a range of massage therapies (detox, relax, silhouette, glow and many others) using Clé des Champs, French organic and cold pressed essential oils that include Esprit du Liban, made exclusively for Zenotel. If you want to forgo the sauna and steam room, take a dip in the pool and breathe in the spectacular view. There are herbal gardens, a café and restaurants, a bar, a gym and other amenities. Zenotel is also childfriendly, so make sure to bring your kids this summer. – Rayane Abou Jaoude
CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND
University Arms University Arms in Cambridge brings together two British architecture and design legends. universityarms.com First opened in 1834 as the city’s original hotel, University Arms relaunches in summer 2018 after a $110-million transformation courtesy of John Simpson (Buckingham and Kensington Palaces, Eton College) and Martin Brudnizki (Miami Soho Beach House, Scott’s, The Ivy). Home to 192 beautiful and playfully designed rooms and suites, a destination restaurant, bar, library, event space, underground valet car park and gym, the hotel aims to create an environment reminiscent of school days past, lazy afternoons spent on the banks of the River Cam and the raucous revelry of students. Truly a space for locals, tourists, Cambridge students and their families alike. – Karim Hussain
University Arms, Zenotel
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BHERSAF, LEBANON
