Having cabin fever in your own home and ready to travel to a safe and sanitized location where you can practice social distancing? We have you covered.
Here’s a list of luxurious destinations that’s perfect for social distancing.
Nobu Hotel chains blend modern cool luxury with the minimal Japanese tradition.
The Mexican resort region of Los Cabos is home to Nobu’s first hotel in Mexico.
Sitting on the southernmost tip of the Baja Peninsula, Nobu Hotel Los Cabos offers some of the best views of the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. You get the best of both worlds at this luxurious resort with a luxurious spa, retail shopping, infinity pools, private cabanas, and a variety of bars and dining.
Located two hours away from Los Angeles, the Belmond El Encanto is situated high in the Santa Barbara hills. The resort is known to be an iconic hideaway that offers some of the best views of the American Riviera.
Spread across seven acres of secluded gardens, the resort is gleaming and glamorous, yet relaxed and low key. Here is where you can chill out poolside, breathe in the ocean air, and sip a glass of local wine.
The resort is expected to open back up on July 1.
The Atlantic Hotel & Spa is an all-suite beach boutique hotel that offers an ultimate oceanfront experience. Here is where you can rest and relax without traveling too far. Located just steps from the sand, guests feel at home in its spacious suites, many with panoramic ocean views. Even better? All rooms feature either a kitchenette or a full kitchen and private terrace.
Looking for luxury and intimacy? Then Olive Boutique Hotel is for you. The award-winning resort is known for its beautiful rustic décor and intimacy.
It’s romantic and peaceful, and one of the best resorts for an ocean view.
You have a few options of accommodations to choose from.
Need an escape where you can unplug and unwind? This remote and idyll resort is for you.
Amangiri is surrounded by national parks and the Navajo Nation Reservation, which serves as a meditative retreat with nature.
You can hike the rock formations, ride horses, or explore the majesty of Lake Powell by a private boat.