Over the years, Blue Waters Resort has earned an enviable reputation as being one of the Caribbean’s finest resorts and prides itself on delivering a first class service to its guests. With several freshwater pools, secluded beach coves and 17 acres of stunning tropical gardens, Blue Waters is at the forefront of luxury living.

Located amid peaceful parkland, this hotel started life as a stunning private villa in the late 1800s and still holds all the charm of its aristocratic origins. The service you will receive is at the level you would expect from a Belmond property and the views are just as spectacular as you can imagine from a coastal setting. Dining here is a true pleasure with regional cuisine being served at Oliviero Restaurant; the top table here is certainly out on the terrace which overlooks the bay and sea.

With a sublime setting and intimate ambience, this exquisite resort promises indulgent relaxation. Set on a fine white-sand beach backed by forested peaks, this elegant resort is dedicated to rejuvenation and relaxation. There is a real sense of space and privacy throughout and the shady trees and tropical plants in the beautifully landscaped gardens provide natural screens along the beach and by the pool. There is a strong focus on providing unique experiences for each guest and the service is impeccable. 

A favourite amongst return visitors, this prestigious Union Square hotel overlooks the city and bay. 

Welcome to Canada’s most iconic hotel. The one that sits at the top of many people’s ‘must stay’ bucket lists and has graced more magazine covers than we can count. It’s not hard to see why it is so popular. It sits at the edge of the beautiful Lake Louise – a body of water that’s turquoise in the summer and iced over throughout the winter and early spring – and is dwarfed by its surrounding mountain landscapes which seem almost unreal. As well as its unbeatable natural setting, the hotel also has a rich history and heritage as the hotel has welcomed mountaineers, outdoor adventurers, sightseers and even royalty through its doors since 1890.