Clothing Optional Hotels

Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor
1 Vithei Charles De Gaulle Siem Reap, Cambodia

From $210 per night

Built in 1932 - the Raffles Grand Hotel d*Angkor has finally been restored to the majesty of the past - complementing the grandeur of Angkor as never before. In addition to the meticulous restoration of the French-colonial architectural and decorative styles - some of the original features of the hotel were preserved. In 1932 - the hotel was the only building to have a cage elevator. Now the restored original resides in the lobby. The 60. 000 square metres of gardens have also been restored with over 20. 000 flowering plants - shrubs and local trees. When you stay at the Raffles Grand Hotel d*Angkor - you experience the signature Raffles style and service - a blend of modern comforts with the grandeur of yesteryear.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... Restored 1932 colonial hotel in the heart of Siem Reap—a perfect base from which to explore the mystical temples of Angkor Wat. Rooms to Book: Landmark rooms in the original wing with balconies looking out over the pool or garden. Insider Tip: Order an Airavata cocktail made with top-secret ingredients in the colonial-era Elephant Bar."

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Hotel Fasano Sao Paulo
Rua Vittorio Fasano, 88 Sao Paulo, Brazil

From $750 per night

The Fasano Family, recognized for over a century for their hospitality and fine northern Italian cuisine, administrate Sao Paulo's newest and most charming property. Ten years of planning and construction have been necessary to find the only location in between the strategic Paulista and Faria Lima Avenue. The private street, surrounded by the greatest names of fashion, was named after the Great Grandfather, Vittorio Fasano. Isay Weinsfeld and Marcio Kogan succeeded architecture of a distinctive elegance updating the style of the 1930's and 40's. They combine classical details, such as English bricks and Italian travertine marble, with a contemporary view. The Hotel offers a unique location next to the luxury shops, the city's most refined restaurants, and is only a few blocks from the business and financial districts of Avenida Paulista and Avenida Faria Lima. The Rua Vittorio Fasano, formerly the Rua Taiarana, is parallel to the Oscar Freire street and the Avenue Estados Unidos, between the Haddock Lobo and Bela Cintra street.

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The St. Regis Singapore
29 Tanglin Road Singapore, Singapore

From $749 per night

For the most distinguished travellers, The St. Regis Singapore will be the only address worth considering. An ideal location in the heart of uptown Orchard Road will offer immediate access to exceptional shopping and entertainment. Our 299 oversized guest rooms and suites are a haven of unsurpassed luxury and furnishings. An outdoor pool and state-of-the-art health club, as well as our spa, with extensive facilities and treatment options, will offer refined relaxation in tranquil surroundings. The St. Regis Butler will attend to every detail of comfort. Exceptional restaurants will satisfy the most discriminating palate with their sumptuous cuisine and timeless traditions. Our lounges will offer an elegant ambience in which to relax with friends, family, or colleagues. When next visiting Singapore, one of Asia's most exciting cities, select its premier address, The St. Regis Singapore. For non-US hotels, rates confirmed in USD may be converted to local currency by the hotel at your time of stay, based on the exchange rate used by the hotel.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "Business Hotel. This 299-room property just off Orchard Road marks both the debut of St. Regis in Southeast Asia and the first international luxury hotel to open in Singapore in more than a decade. This is all impressive, but where the property stands out is in the service. The multilingual butlers are rigorously trained, and we found their graciousness refreshing in the midst of Singapore’s often harried atmosphere. Our night butler, of his own accord, presented us with two different types of lens cleaners for our eyeglasses. The next morning, a double espresso was waiting for us when we woke up. Butlers are even equipped with BlackBerrys, so you can reach them wherever they are. The hotel is classic in feel, a fact which belies the modern glass façade. Interiors do acknowledge the St. Regis’s Asian setting (we loved the chinoiserie armoires and works by contemporary Chinese artists), though details like the Czech crystal chandeliers and Regency-style furniture are a tad old-fashioned for our tastes." It List 2008

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Indigo Pearl
Nai Yang Beach & National Park Phuket, Thailand

From $228 per night

A 5 star stylish design resort touching Nai Yang Beach, Phuket, set amidst lush tropical gardens, 3 pools and postmodern art pieces. Featuring 277 stylised rooms, villas and suites, 8 restaurants and bars, 12 meeting rooms including a 670 person capacity ballroom and an array of activities to enjoy. Accessible only 10 minutes from Phuket International Airport, the resort is adjacent to the Sirinath National Park, Nai Yang Beach which retains a natural ambience and is one of the most peaceful areas on the island. A hidden Andaman Sea sanctuary. 37 km to the city center, Railway Station Surat Thani 450 km, Motorway/ Highway Exit Thepkasatthi Highway 4 km, Beach1 km, Horseback riding 20. 0 km, Hong (sea cave) by starlight 45. 0 km, Deep Sea Fishing 60. 0 km, Day Trips for Diving and Snorkelling 20. 0 km, Canoe Adventure 50. 0 km.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "Just over two years after the Asian tsunami wreaked havoc on Phuket’s coastline, the resort island is back and better than ever. A string of hotels have opened in the past year, the best of which is Indigo Pearl...a 277-room property on secluded Nai Yang Beach that is just putting its finishing touches. Designed by Bangkok-based architect Bill Bensley, Indigo Pearl recalls the site’s former life as a tin mine with sleek, industrial-style interiors: polished-concrete floors, steel beams, exposed ceilings, and machinery-inspired sculptures. The austere effect is offset by yards of Thai silk on pillows and chairs, plush beds, and oversize bathtubs. The sprawling property has three swimming pools (don’t miss the "snakeskin pool," tiled with glass beads), a yoga-focused spa, tennis courts, a breezy tapas bar, and five other on-site restaurants. Along the beach, a string of cheap and cheerful bars keep a lively beat throughout the day and night."

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Four Seasons Punta Mita
Bahía de Banderas Punta Mita, Mexico

From $595 per night

Just 42 kilometres (26 miles) from Puerto Vallarta, an unrivalled luxury Mexican vacation experience, edged in pristine white-sand beaches, natural islands and the turquoise Pacific. A unique spa. Sunset dining. Jack Nicklaus golf, with an island green, played beside the waves.

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National Geographic Says... "An elegantly low-profile blue sky/blue water coastal paradise with a green streak. While you laze on the Pacific Ocean beach or submit to a massage employing nopal and pulque (ancient Mexican skin-healing ingredients), the on-premises treatment plant is making used water garden-ready. Get vertical and explore local arts, crafts, and history at the on-site Cultural Center. Regarding the kitchen culture: Chef Fucho is steadfast when it comes to doing business with local fishermen and farmers. 141 rooms and 32 suites."

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