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Alongside our bucket-list worthy experiences, we have officially launched Sybarite Stays. After one decade of The Sybarite, our loyal clients needs have evolved and we are proud to offer new opportunities. Many of our clients, who already enjoy the curated experiences we provide, have a keen interest in property investments and luxury living - making 
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Historic Garden Tours of England's Secret Stately Homes
5th June 2024
England's countryside is dotted with majestic stately homes, each bearing witness to centuries of history and intrigue. While some, like Chatsworth and Blenheim Palace, draw crowds by the thousands, there exist a handful of lesser-known estates whose secrets are unveiled only to the curious traveler. Among the many delights these hidden gems offer, none are more enchanting than their meticulously manicured gardens, each a testament to the passion and dedication of generations past. Embark on a journey with us as we uncover the splendor of England's secret stately homes through their historic gardens.
The Most Beautiful Properties in the World
28th June 2023
In a world where luxury knows no bounds, there exist properties that transcend the ordinary and redefine the meaning of opulence. From magnificent palaces to serene island retreats, these architectural marvels embody the epitome of beauty and elegance.
Featuring The Brando: a world apart
24th June 2022
Unbelievably less half the price of one South London garage which recently sold for £550,000. But economics aside, this was an investment that would give Brando peace and fulfillment in his later years and is now seen as the ultimate holiday destination for the world’s rich and famous. Tetiaroa is a stunning atoll (for those not au fait with tropical island terminology, an atoll is a ring shaped coral reef or series of islands) located 30 miles north of Tahiti in the South Pacific. Tetiaroa has always been seen as a mystical place, with stars guiding people there from Southeast Asia 4,000 years ago. It was also a favored retreat for the Tahitian royalty who would take part in archery tournaments as their wives were fanned under nearby coconut trees. And then came Brando. Having first visited Tetiaroa while filming Mutiny on the Bounty, the actor fell hard for its natural beauty, tranquility, cultural richness as well as for his Tahitian leading lady Tarita, with whom he later had children. It became his personal sanctuary and then his home when he bought Onetahi, one of the 12 smaller islands that make up Tetiaroa, and named it Brando.
The Doldergrand – the finest place to stay in Zurich
21st June 2022
Swerving up onto the hill where The Doldergrand is perched up on, it was the panoramic mountain views against the backdrop of the hotel that made it stand out for us. Art is a major feature throughout the hotel with original works from Takashi Muramaki and Salvador Dali as well as other prominent artists whose works feature in various places. With a history spanning since 1899, The Doldergrand has without a doubt become a prominent address not just for overnight guests but a true social hub where guests come together to wine and dine, to see and be seen, and to just enjoy the act of socialising in style. Though it may seem like an enormous hotel, which it is, given there are 175 rooms and suites on site, the service is impeccable as is the discretion. What drew us to the hotel and what made it even more pleasant for us especially as we were travelling with our children, was the convenience and location of The Doldergrand.
Featuring Sustainable sybarite announces luxury eco suites in Antigua
10th June 2022
That is why we've partnered with these unique, eco luxury suites available for sale in Antigua; offering you the chance to have your very own, boutique eco luxury resort and spa on Cherry Hill, Antigua. The property is a sanctuary for the soul, perfect for romance, and ideal for rejuvenation, this resort is the ultimate destination for a luxurious, one-of-a-kind escape. Each suite is available for a lease or ownership period of 10 years. The owner would receive naming rights, guaranteed first 10% of investment from income over 10 years, 30 days complimentary stay per annum, discounts for days beyond the first 30, plus an additional 10% from income after expenses. https://thesybarite.co/experiences/several-remaining-eco-luxury-suites-available-for-sale-in-antigua/
Featuring Sustainable Sybarite Announces: Maslina Resort for World...
8th June 2022
A member of the elite Relais & Chateaux group of hotels, Maslina is a contemporary, resort located near Stari Grad, one of the oldest towns in the Eastern Adriatic, fusing classic Mediterranean style with modern accents. Sustainability is the watchword of this sublime dream destination. Maslina is where the fusion of personal and professional service, a stunning natural location, and committed respect for the environment, come to life. Mindful Luxury is reflected in every detail of the guest experience, promising respectful high-end hospitality motivated by Hvar Island's rich cultural and natural heritage.
Eleni Andreadis, the director of sustainability at Sani...
20th June 2021
Thus proves Eleni Andreadis, the Director of Sustainability at Sani Resort, who has recently achieved a zero carbon footprint for her family’s luxury resort. The Sybarite speaks to Eleni about the importance of educating children on sustainability through reading, the beautiful biodiversity at Sani and what we can all do to be a little more ‘green’.
Review of Fairmont Royal York review
20th June 2020
Featuring an extraordinary façade, the property itself was once considered the tallest building not just in Toronto but throughout the country. It goes without saying that the Fairmont Royal York is one of city’s most prized landmarks and definitely one of the hotels to think about when considering an experiential stay in the capital of Ontario. There’s always something intriguing when a 90-year old building - and hotel for that matter – undergoes an extensive renovation. One becomes curious and imaginative, for example what style and theme do you go for when you’re faced with re-designing the interiors of a hotel with such significance? Will the spirit of this grand abode be taken over by something more modern? Will returning customers feel the same if not more inspired when witnessing and experiencing these new changes? We certainly hope so because as first-timers to the Fairmont Royal York, what we can say is that you truly feel the contrast between the old and the new. By old, we mean the sort of antiquated yet curious charm as you enter the revolving doors (you can tell they’re old as they take a bit of muscle to push through).
Featuring Capri – The Sybarite’s guide to the Emerald Isle
28th June 2018
Glittering azure waves lap up to the harbour, filled with adorable Italian boats and vintage Riva’s, to the multi-coloured houses of the seaside town. As loud and busy as it is due to day-tripper tourists, honeymooning couples and the very well-travelled, nothing can quite compare to the moment you step off the hydro-foil from Naples to the shores of this fantastic emerald isle. If you’re staying at one of the luxurious five-star hotels on the island, which are highly recommended, you will be greeted by a representative, recognisable by the hotel name printed on their captain’s cap. After taking care of your luggage, they will show you to a shuttle or taxi, (not just any taxi, a vintage open-top limousine nonetheless) to take you to the Island’s main square, the Piazzetta Umberto. From there, you’re left to explore the tiny side streets filled with designer boutiques and al fresco restaurants in the sunshine, walking the pavements lined with vintage tiles.
Featuring 5 Reasons Why You Need to Live on the French Riviera
20th June 2017
For those not born and bred here, it all started at the end of the 18th Century, with Brits escaping the winter by sojourning on the southeastern Mediterranean coastline and hinterland. Soon the railway arrived and others followed suit. The ‘French Riviera’ was born and became the haunt of aristocrats, writers, artists, and anyone who wanted to see and be seen.
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