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Ananda in the Himalayas is a world-renowned holistic wellness retreat in the Himalayan foothills in North India, overlooking the spiritual town of Rishikesh and the river Ganges. Located in the former Palace Estate of the Maharaja of Tehri-Garhwal, the multi-award-winning retreat spans 100 acres of lush grounds and gardens and is surrounded by forested hillsides.

As the birthplace of Ayurveda, Yoga, and meditation, this spiritual destination embodies and facilitates wellness and enlightenment. The philosophy of Ananda revolves around Ayurveda, holistic wellness, yoga, meditation, emotional healing, spiritual awareness, and healthy cuisine.

The heart of Ananda lies in its 25,000 square-foot wellness center, offering beautifully designed therapy rooms with nature views, open-air yoga and meditation pavilions, an outdoor pool, a physiotherapy center, a gymnasium, and a comprehensive range of Ayurvedic and international therapies for holistic cleansing of the body, mind, and soul.

As Ananda marks its 25th anniversary in 2025, this pioneering luxury wellness retreat continues to establish leadership in integrating ancient Indian wellness practices and authentic international techniques. Ananda in the Himalayas continues to evolve, embracing innovative technologies and deepening its commitment to holistic well-being.

Opening in Spring 2026, the Imperial Hotel, Kyoto will open its doors as a 55-room boutique hotel that seamlessly integrates historic preservation with modern luxury. More than a renovation, this project honors the Yasaka Kaikan—a 90-year-old nationally registered cultural property—situated within the prestigious Gion Kobu Kaburenjo precinct.

By revitalizing this significant architectural heritage, the initiative exemplifies a thoughtful approach to urban conservation, reinforcing the notion that cultural assets can be preserved, enhanced, and harmoniously integrated into modern society while offering enriched experiences for visitors.

Established in 1890 as a state guest house, Imperial Hotel remains Japan’s premier luxury hotel group, committed to heritage and excellence. As the fourth property in the Imperial Hotel portfolio—following Tokyo, Kamikochi, and Osaka—this marks the brand’s first new opening in three decades. Originally a theatrical venue, Yasaka Kaikan faced structural challenges due to aging and seismic vulnerabilities. Its transformation will retain key architectural elements—exterior walls, tiles, terra cotta reliefs, and roof—preserving its historical aesthetic for future generations.

Upon completion, the Imperial Hotel, Kyoto will serve as more than a premier destination—it will symbolize the enduring relationship between history, community, and sustainable development. Through the careful stewardship of cultural heritage, this project preserves the past while enriching the future, offering guests an immersive retreat where tradition and modernity coexist in harmony.

Hotel Belmar is a 26-room luxury carbon-neutral ecolodge and wellness property offering one-of-a-kind experiences where travelers can connect with nature at their own pace and discover the natural wonder, elegance, and warm friendly service of the region.

Located in the mountaintops of Monteverde (named the “Cloud Forest”) in Costa Rica, a region known for being leaders in sustainable tourism, the luxury boutique resort’s unique take on wellness, sustainability and culinary experiences promise to enrich, restore, and revitalize every guest that visits.

The hotel’s farm named Finca Madre Tierra is the first agricultural project of its kind in Costa Rica to receive carbon-neutral certification. Hotel Belmar has pioneered programs that transform travel experiences to encourage environmental stewardship, regeneration of the ecosystem, economic benefit to the local communities, and cultural activities that promote diversity.

As a family-managed independent property, Hotel Belmar is an integral part of Costa Rica’s Monteverde community. The hotel opened its doors in 1985, becoming only the second lodging option to be established in the region. Over the years, Hotel Belmar has crafted an organic sustainability model rooted in eco-friendly practices and innovation. From rejuvenating yoga offerings to immersive farm-to-table culinary experiences and regenerative dining to their own craft beer garden and brewery and much more, the resort bridges guests to nature and mindful serenity during their stay.

Calabash Cove Resort and Spa is one of the most popular all-inclusive, adults-only boutique hotels in Saint Lucia, a Caribbean treasure offering seclusion, beauty, and mesmerizing views. Located in the pristine and lush Bonaire Bay near the Rodney Bay marina and Gros Islet with its unparalleled wildlife and geographic wonders, Calabash Cove continues to promote responsible travel by being more eco-minded in its resort offerings with the understanding that sustainability extends from the ground up.

With just 26 suites (only three are identical), the old Caribbean charm is coupled with modern luxurious resort amenities. Highlights include the Windsong restaurant, the lively C-Bar overlooking the infinity pool, and the peaceful Ti Spa. The culinary team at Windsong Restaurant can accommodate any dietary needs and personal requests including vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, lactose-free, and more.

One of few properties in Saint Lucia where beachfront means exactly right on the beach, Calabash Cove’s unique location in a protected cove is one of the highlights of this intimate resort. Guests can enjoy a serene, private beach ideal for snorkeling, kayaking, paddle boarding and swimming.

The unconditional all-inclusive covers all meals and beverages including room service, daily food specials including a daily lobster dish (when in season), premium drinks, a stocked in-room bar (with full size bottles), over 20 wines from the wine list by the bottle for breakfast, lunch or dinner, gratuities/tips, and Wi-Fi.

Located in the heart of Rome, surrounded by the famous artistic and cultural wonders of the Eternal City, Bettoja Hotels is a family-run hotel chain born from the Bettoja family’s passion for hospitality. Since 1875, Bettoja Hotels has borne witness to the history of Italy since its Unification.

Hotel Massimo d’Azeglio, the first property to be acquired by the group, maintains its “Umbertino” style and exudes all the charm of the Risorgimento: it boasts a precious cellar of fine wines where the suggestive Italian atmosphere of the turn of the century reigns supreme. The hotel features one historic restaurant- the Ristorante Massimo D’Azeglio which is part of the Italian Historical Places Association, and three modern meeting rooms which can accommodate up to 180 people theater style.

The four-star Hotel Mediterraneo stands out for its severe and monumental luxury and is amongst the best examples of Art Déco in the capital. A classic example of 1940s architecture, the interiors are dominated by wood and marble and the recurring sea theme, from which the hotel takes its name, is clearly evident throughout the structure. With its seven meeting rooms that accommodate up to 120 people theater style, the Ligea Lounge and Roof Garden Restaurant on the 10th floor that boasts a 360 ° view of the capital, it is the largest building of the group, and one of the tallest in Rome.

The hotel group’s third hotel, The Hotel Atlantico, welcomes guests in a charming building from 1935. All hotels are within walking from Termini Station and many of Rome’s iconic monuments, museums, attractions and more.

Founded in 2016, Naya Traveler offers tailor-made experiential journeys to a curated selection of destinations steeped in ancient traditions and customs. An uncompromising attention to detail is reflected in every step of the process, from research and planning to seamless logistics on the ground, to ensure a thrilling and impact-driven experience.

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