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HotelsCombined has searched the globe to bring you the most inspiring, serene and amazing
hotels from around the world. Presenting our list of the top 10 hotels to visit in 2014.
Set in the Indian Ocean and spanning across two islands, Conrad Maldives is home to whale
sharks, manta rays, dolphins, turtles and a vibrant coral reef. Accessible only by seaplane,
this luxurious resort is also the location of the world's very first undersea restaurant,
Ithaa.
Often referred to as a 7-star hotel, the Burj Al Arab in Dubai has become an icon to the
city. Perched on its' own man-made island, the structure of the hotel is designed to
mimic the sail of a ship. For guests looking to arrive in style, there's even a heil pad
212 metres from the ground, attached to the upper floors.
Sri Panwa, located on the South-Eastern tip of Phuket, sit metres above sea level and
offers panoramic views of the surrounding islands and the Andaman Sea.
Amongst its 40 acres of lush, tropical surroundings, the resort has been designed to offer both
a chilled out and party ambience.
Over in Australia on Tasmania's East Coast, Saffire Freycinet overlooks the Hazards Mountains,
Freycinet Peninsula and the pristine waters of Great Oyster Bay. Relaxation and rejuvenation
were the concepts behind the 20 luxurious suites here, which offer the highest standard
of luxury and privacy.
Sitting on a dramatic bay along Vietnam's south coast, the Six Senses Ninh Van Bay is
surrounded by impressive rock formations, a white sand beach and towering mountains.
The resort boasts options of beachfront villas, over water villas or villas nestled into the
island's rock formations.
Southwest of Seychelles' main island, Desroches Island Resort sits on what is considered to
be one of the most pristine and untouched islands still around today. Blessed with healthy
climates and miles of unblemished beaches, this island paradise is a refuge for romance,
adventure and relaxation.
Accessed via a private mountain tunnel linked to downtown Cabo San Lucas in Mexico, Capella
Pedregal feels like a world apart. The luxury resort comprises of 96-rooms and suites all
with private plunge pools and dramatic views of the Pacific Ocean.
Described as a magical place in a magical setting, the Areias do Seixo in Portugal combines
originality, sublime comfort and a unique sense of style that seamlessly blends with
its natural surrounds of the land, sea and shore.
Adorning the banks of Lake Pichola, the Oberoi Udaivilas was designed as a traditional Indian
palace, capturing the splendour of a royal era. Rambling courtyards, flowing fountains,
lush gardens and terraces that open out to semi-private swimming pools are all part of
the backdrop here.
In Positano, the most photographed village in Italy, Le Sirenuse Hotel was once family
owned summer home. In 1951 it was converted and now has 58 rooms with all the comforts
of a luxury hotel whilst still maintaining the atmosphere of a private home.