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THE BODRUM EDITION

TURKEY

Perched on a hill overlooking the tur-

quoise waters of the Aegean, the Bodrum

Edition is a modern and minimalist

haven, with buildings hewn from marble

and glass, and picturesque grounds dotted

with hammocks, olive-trees and plunge

pools. There are two restaurants overseen

by the celebrated chef Diego Muñoz and a luxurious spa stocked

with all-natural products from the cult Hungarian beauty brand

Omorovicza. Countless treatments are available, but the Bodrum

Renewal comes highly recommended – a full-body brush, exfolia-

tion and mud mask, followed by 60 minutes of revitalising massage,

after which you can unwind by the hotel’s heavenly infinity pool.

LUKE ABRAHAMS

The Bodrum Edition (www.editionhotels.com), from £400 a room a night.

PINE CLIFFS RESORT PORTUGAL

The Algarve’s Pine Cliffs Resort is a restorative retreat from the British chill. By

day, stroll through the 72-acre estate among the fragrant pine-trees and along the

wooden boardwalk to the sandy beach, have an exfoliating massage in the spa, or

practise an hour of sunset yoga overlooking the ocean. Bright bedrooms feature

traditional Portuguese tiles, private terraces and cloudlike beds that guarantee a

good night’s sleep. The hotel is also home to a collection of gourmet dining

spots; you can feast on Japanese cuisine at the Yakuza Algarve by Olivier restau-

rant, freshly caught seafood at O

Pescador or the finest local steak

at Piri Piri. ELLA PHILLIPS

Pine Cliffs Resort (www.pinecliffs.

com), from £149 a room a night.

CORRAL DEL REY SPAIN

Long tapas lunches and vibrant flamenco

shows are just two of the pleasurable activi-

ties that can be enjoyed all year round in the

city of Seville. More often than not, this

A nd a lu si a n g e m i s bat he d i n s u n sh i ne , a nd

from the Unesco-listed bell tower of its

cathedral to the Alcázar palace, there is

plenty to keep culture-seekers enthralled.

After a day of sightseeing in the labyrinth

of narrow cobbled streets, the Corral del

Rey hotel, converted from a 17th-century

palace, is a welcoming retreat, offering chic and cosy accommodation,

stylish artwork on the walls and a relaxed rooftop bar where you can sip

sherry and enjoy jamón ibérico and croquetas late into the night. LH

Corral del Rey (www.corraldelrey.com), from £205 a room a night.

PHOTOGRAPHS: ROSS HARVEY, DANIEL HERENDI, ROBERTO BONARDI, MOLLY CARR PHOTOGRAPHY (WWW.MOLLYCARRPHOTOGRAPHY.COM),HORÁCIO RODRIGUES, TIM EVAN-COOK, STOCKSY