In Licin, in the Banyuwangi countryside, Teras Hotel Ijen plays the discreet yet essential role of a breathing space before Kawah Ijen. A simple, well-located hotel, designed for slowing down before setting off again towards the volcano.
In Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc, Le Saint Gervais Hôtel & Spa offers a more understated view of the mountains: a historic house, 75 rooms opening onto the Alps, a bar steeped in history and Italian-inspired dining, close to the village and the Tramway du Mont-Blanc.
In Zonza, Domaine Le Mouflon d’Or offers a more inward-looking perspective on Corsica: a place where mountains, silence, dining and well-being come together in an elegant interlude, far from the usual seaside expectations.
In Munnar, Le Montfort Resort Munnar extends the landscape rather than distracting from it. Amid tea plantations, cooler air and an infinity pool overlooking the hills, the hotel offers a peaceful interlude along an itinerary between Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
In Praslin, the appeal lies not only in seeing the island but in reading it layer by layer: the forest, the lagoon, then the slower pace of an unhurried stay. A simple way to capture its atmosphere without reducing it to a postcard.
In the Seychelles, some islands are discovered on the move. Others naturally set a different pace. Praslin clearly belongs to this second c
A confidential refuge in Alta Rocca where silence, light, and maquis create an intimate and sensory experience in the heart of a more secret Corsica.
A trip to Laos between the Mekong, the mountains and Lake Nam Ngum: three Sanctuary hotels linked in a seamless experience combining cruises, spas and local immersion.
Bahamas: wild elegance just a few miles from Florida
Between Nevada, Utah and Arizona, the American West is like a long breath. The road splits the desert, the canyons blaze at dawn, the wind reminds us that nothing is totally controllable. Scenic Roads is a craftsman of rhythm, revealing secret detours and silent panoramas. More than a road trip, this journey becomes an inner experience. You come back not just with images, but with a different way of breathing.
