Dreaming of renting or buying villas around the globe for your next adventure? Well, here’s a twist on the typical travel tale – Miami-based Storylines is crafting a floating eco-friendly paradise with 530 luxury homes aboard. Forget cabins, condos, or villas – this is a private residence vessel, and the dwellings are rightfully called ‘residences.’

The vessel, MV Narrative, is scheduled to set sail in 2027 from Split, Croatia, embarking on a journey around the world every three years. Unlike the hurried pace of a typical world cruise, this voyage offers a more measured experience, allowing residents to immerse themselves in each region for up to three months and savor five days at every port. This thoughtful pace benefits not only the residents but also the port cities, many of which are seeking relief from the overwhelming influx of day-trippers delivered by traditional cruise liners.

As for life aboard this extraordinary ship, imagine residing in a home where the view is ever-changing, revealing the world’s most breathtaking landscapes and the vast, serene ocean. Whether your tastes lean toward a cozy interior studio, ideal for those who favor simplicity, or an expansive four-bedroom penthouse with multiple balconies, there is a residence to suit your preferences. An annual fee, in addition to the purchase price, covers all maintenance, concierge services, and grants access to the ship’s numerous amenities, ensuring a life of comfort and elegance as you sail across the globe.

On that note, the luxury doesn’t end at your doorstep – The onboard community enjoys access to an array of world-class facilities rivaling those of the finest land-based resorts. Whether it’s indulging in gourmet dining at one of the ship’s several specialty restaurants, rejuvenating in the full-service spa, or keeping active with state-of-the-art fitness facilities and pools, every aspect of life onboard is designed to enhance your well-being, longevity and enjoyment. For traveling families, children can enjoy the cinema, a library, and even an onboard school, ensuring that every resident, whether retired or working and raising a family, has the resources and spaces they need to live life fully. The education includes on-shore excursions for world-schooling.

For those fortunate enough to have the freedom to work remotely, the ship is fully equipped with high-speed, reliable satellite internet, ensuring that you stay connected no matter where in the world you are. Imagine logging into your virtual office while sailing past the rugged cliffs of the Mediterranean or taking a conference call with the vibrant skyline of Hong Kong as your backdrop. That would certainly take the grind out of work!

Along with many of the residences coming equipped with home offices, dedicated co-working spaces provide the perfect environment for productivity, featuring ergonomic workstations, private meeting rooms, and stunning views that make even the most mundane tasks feel inspired.

One of Storylines goals is to create an environment with the most healthy work-life balance imaginable. After a day of work, you can unwind by exploring a new port of call, or simply relaxing with fellow residents in one of the many luxurious lounges, one of which is a waters-edge marina – this includes use of watersports equipment such as scuba gear, kayaks and jet skis.

What’s on offer?

Storylines offers a range of options, each residence a unique blend of comfort, elegance, and innovation, designed to cater to your every need while you journey around the globe. Prices start from $625, 000 for an inside studio up to $8,600,000 for the premium penthouse.

50% Co-ownership Options

For those seeking a part-time residence on the ship, similar to a vacation home, Storylines offers 50% fractional ownership. This option provides access to a luxurious residence for six months each year. Not only does this significantly lower the cost, but it also allows your vacation home to explore a different part of the world each year.

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The spacious RU2 range homes are all outside balcony units, featuring a large waterfront living room with a minibar that separates the living and sleeping areas.  You can choose between a Murphy bed that folds away to make space for a table and chairs or a sofa that converts into a queen-sized bed, providing both comfort and space.

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La Valencia Hotel

Cherished among locals and visitors alike, San Diego Historic Landmark and Preferred Hotels & Resorts member, La Valencia has embodied coastal California charm since it opened in 1926. Originally named Los Apartmentos de Sevilla, the hotel was designed in a Spanish Colonial Revival style – its pink façade inspired by the owners’ vacation to Waikiki Beach in the 1950s. Famed for its 11-story Spanish-tiled tower, Mediterranean-style architecture, and stunning Pacific Ocean and La Jolla Cove views, “The Pink Lady” has served as a glamorous getaway for Hollywood’s elite, hosting many notable guests over the decades, from Ginger Rogers to John Lennon. Nods to the hotel’s rich history are still evident across the property, including beautiful courtyards and an original tile medallion of the Pink Lady of La Valencia in its ocean-facing garden. Throw in Les Clefs d’Or Concierge Services and award-winning California coastal cuisine and it’s easy to see why this “grand dame” remains such an iconic place to stay in Southern California.

The Swimming Pool

La Valencia’s swimming pool is nothing short of breathtaking. Overlooking the La Jolla Shoreline and framed by palm trees and tropical plants, it’s the perfect place to while away an afternoon or entire day on one of the plush sun loungers, which are interspersed with side tables and wide sun umbrellas, enjoying food and beverage service (think ahi poke nachos, Mediterranean flatbread, and seared local bluefin tuna salad, plus Frosé All Day cocktails) from the poolside cabana bar. COOLA sun care products are available, and complimentary Wi-Fi can keep you connected if you need to WFP (‘Work From Pool’). There’s a private hot tub area, too, but much like the rest of the hotel, the entire terrace offers epic Pacific Ocean views. 

Seasonal Guest Experiences

There might be no prettier place to land on yoga mats and salute the sun than La Valencia’s ocean-view El Jardin where the hotel will be hosting an hour-long Vinyasa yoga class every Friday morning at 8:30 a.m. through September 30. Complimentary for hotel guests and $25 for a local drop-in rate, it’s led by Dr. Austin Shutler with mats, towels and bottled water all provided. Mark calendars for Breast Cancer Awareness Month programs in October, which include the hotel’s third annual Pink Tea Series and this year’s Poolside Movie, ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ (October 12), with a portion of proceeds from both going to benefit Susan G. Komen San Diego.

New Chef, New Menus

La Valencia Hotel recently appointed executive chef Alex Pailles to redefine the dining experience across its three restaurants: the Mediterranean Room, Med Patio, and glamorous La Sala lobby bar. After a nearly decade-long tenure at The Marine Room, Pailles also brings a wealth of fine dining experience from his time at the Michelin-starred Xerta Restaurant in Barcelona to the fore. Drawing on his Mexican heritage, Pailles has created complex flavor journeys using hyper-local ingredients across dishes, including sweetwater prawns with aroz bomba and a tataki tuna crudo with cactus fruit aguachile, both of which can be found on the Mediterranean Room menu. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with brunch served on weekends, score a table on The Med’s Ocean View Terrace for the prettiest dining backdrop in La Jolla. But for a post-yoga breakfast or early evening glass of Champagne swing by La Sala Lounge and nab a window seat for cinematic views.

The Whaling Bar

 La Valencia Hotel fixture since 1949, historic lounge the Whaling Bar reopened in February after a $1.5 million renovation led by the SDCM Restaurant Group (of Kettner Exchange in Little Italy and standout speakeasies Grass Skirt and Captain’s Quarters). A 20-foot mural and original centerpiece, ‘Whale’s Last Stand,’ by Wing Howard anchors the intimate space, whose Moroccan-style interior and intimate ambiance are reminiscent of a 1940s cocktail lounge. Open daily from 11am to 11:30pm, menus have been created with nods to the original Whaling Bar and feature ‘Martini Hour’ nightcap cocktails like The Whaler (composed with cognac, coffee liqueur and homemade ice cream) alongside lunch and dinner dishes conceived by executive chef Brian Redzikowski that span Osetra Caviar with buckwheat pancakes, a ‘dip’ lobster roll, and Caesar ‘Twinkie’ salad.

Tempting Getaway Packages

When staying three nights or longer, save up to 30 percent off La Valencia’s historic suites with the How Suite It Is package. Located in the original Sevilla wing, the Sunset and Riviera Suites feature ocean-view king bedrooms and living rooms with a sleeper sofa, while the Pacific Suite boasts superb ocean views from its top floor perch on the private Cabrillo Wing along with a primary bedroom, separate living area, and powder room decked out with Art Deco décor. Although August might be National Dog Month, La Valencia’s Pampered Pooches package features everything your pup needs to feel at home year-round. Expect a plush dog bed and dog bowls placed in the room for your stay, welcome treats, plus a keepsake La Valencia monogram bandana and pink La Valencia tennis ball. A daily $25 daily credit for the dog menu, which features gourmet dishes like “steak & eggs” and “chicken & veggies,” and a nightly pet fee waived for up to two dogs, is also included. For more information, visit www.lavalencia.com.

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Hidden along the untouched shores of Mexico’s Costalegre, Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo is a world onto itself, where luxury coexists with nature’s most pristine wonders. While the Four Seasons brand is synonymous with opulence, Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo is more than just a luxury hotel; it’s a place where time slows down, and every moment is an experience that lingers long after you’ve returned home. A unique sanctuary where luxury and nature are seamlessly intertwined, the resort is surrounded by 3,000 acres of untouched tropical jungle and pristine beaches, creating experiences that invite guests to disconnect from the world and fully immerse into a landscape of extraordinary beauty. Whether you’re drawn to the allure of secluded luxury villas with breathtaking ocean views, extraordinary culinary delights celebrating Mexico’s rich heritage, or a journey into the natural world, Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo offers a transformative experience where each detail is thoughtfully designed to inspire and rejuvenate.

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At Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo, the luxurious accommodations are more than just a place to rest — they are private sanctuaries that seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor living. Whether you choose a suite, beach house, or spacious villa, you can expect unparalleled comfort, privacy, and extraordinary views like none other. The scene is set to the sound of waves crashing against the shore, while you step out onto your private terrace, and dip into your personal infinity pool with ever-changing vistas of the Pacific Ocean and lush hillsides serving as your backdrop. These accommodations are perfect for those who crave seclusion and serenity, but they’re also ideal for families and groups. Generously proportioned layouts are equipped with every modern amenity, ensuring that your stay is as comfortable as it is luxurious. A selection of villas and beach houses offer direct beach access, allowing you to feel the sand between your toes within moments. Each space is meticulously designed with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the stunning ocean panoramas, creating a unique and harmonious connection with the natural surroundings.

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The dining experiences at Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo are a celebration of Mexico’s vibrant culinary heritage, with each restaurant offering a unique and memorable journey for the senses. At Coyul, the focus is on farm-to-table cuisine, where Chef Elena Reygadas’ globally inspired dishes are crafted from fresh, local ingredients sourced from the resort’s own Rancho Ortega. The flavors are rich, authentic, and deeply connected to the land. Sal, perched on a cliff with panoramic ocean views, serves up the freshest seafood, where each meal is a tribute to the bounty of the Pacific. For a more relaxed vibe, Nacho offers a playful take on traditional Mexican street food, reimagined with a gourmet twist — including a taco tasting menu that gives foodies the chance to taste a surprisingly diverse range of regional tacos and libations from various parts of Mexico. Every restaurant at Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo is not just a place to dine but a venue for experiencing the soul of Mexican culture through its food. In addition to its restaurants, the resort offers a variety of private dining experiences that cater to every mood and occasion. Whether you’re enjoying a family barbecue at Majahua Beach, a romantic dinner at Nueve — the picturesque 9th hole of the resort’s ocean front golf course, or a picnic at Playa Dorada, every bespoke culinary experience is curated to perfection, and designed to be memorable.

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Foodies will appreciate the epicurean workshops led by Culinary Director Nicolas Piatti. These immersive experiences are not just about cooking; they’re about storytelling. Each workshop takes you deep into the heart of Mexican cuisine, exploring recipes passed down through generations and showcasing the unique produce grown at Rancho Ortega, the resort’s low-impact farm. Here, you’ll discover the soulful expressions of Mexico’s culinary traditions — including learning about organic corn from the Yucatán Peninsula and the harvesting of local sea salts. It’s an intimate and educational journey that connects you not only to the mission of the resort but also to the land and its people.

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The fostering of a healthy mind, body, and spirit is central to the Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo experience. Your wellness journey begins the moment you set foot in the resort’s state-of-the-art gym and full-service luxury spa. Here is where you can engage in rigorous activities such as personalized pilates training, or simply unwind with a luxurious spa treatment. The spa, an architectural marvel and haven of relaxation, offers therapies that draw from ancient Mexican healing traditions, using natural ingredients sourced locally. Each treatment is designed to rejuvenate your body and soul, leaving you feeling renewed and balanced. Nature is part of the wellness journey, and one of the most extraordinary aspects of Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo is its deep connection to its natural surroundings. The resort offers guided hikes through its verdant jungle environs, led by resident biologists and researchers who are dedicated to preserving this unique ecosystem. As you walk through the lush foliage, you’ll experience the sights, sounds, and scents of the tropical forests, gaining a deeper understanding of the work being done to protect this precious environment. It’s a full sensory experience that leaves you feeling more connected to not only the natural world but also to yourself. 

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In a world that often feels disconnected, Four Seasons Tamarindo is more than just a luxury resort; it’s a sanctuary that offers a rare opportunity to slow down, reconnect with nature, and rediscover the luxury of simplicity. As a guest, you’re invited to be a part of this process, forming a deep connection to the environment and, in turn, rediscovering your own sense of balance. It’s an experience that inspires and energizes, leaving you with a profound sense of peace and a renewed appreciation for the beauty of this special corner of the world.

For more information please visit fourseasons.com/tamarindo

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Every tile tells a story.

Or at least that’s the situation at the 5-star Bela Vista Hotel & Spa in Portimão on Portugal’s Algarve coast.

Century-old hand-painted tiles adorn the walls of this 38-room hotel, none more so than on the ornate wooden staircase leading up to the bedrooms. Here, a series of intricately designed tiles illustrate one of Portugal’s most respected books, The Lusiads, an epic poem written by Luis Vaz de Camoes about Portugal’s ‘golden age’ of discovery.

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Elsewhere, an aptly-named ‘tile room’ depicts the arrival in Brazil by 16th century explorer, Vasco da Gama, while religious scenes such as the Last Supper are illustrated in other rooms.

The intricate tile work throughout the hotel is the legacy of the original owners of this 1908 building, once a stately family home. Only in 1934 was it transformed into a hotel, now expanded to 38 rooms, 10 in the main building, 21 in what are termed  ‘garden rooms’ and seven in the ‘blue house,’ both on the same grounds. 

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Beautiful tile work is not the only impressive artistic feature of Bela Vista. Ceilings are carved from Brazilwood, a rare variety now protected. There is also a vintage piano in the main lobby dating from 1855.

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Bela Vista, as the name suggests, occupies an envious position overlooking the ocean and Praia da Rocha (Beach of the Rocks). In many ways, the hotel is reminiscent of the 1950s Amalfi coast, a white ‘ivory tower’ like structure insulated from the busy hubbub of the streets just beyond its sturdy iron-wrought gates and with an interior design bright with colors, a vivid blue and white on chairs and cupboards and sunny yellow bedspreads.

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Our room, 102, was refreshingly decorated in hues of blue, yellow and white with tiles featuring a floral motif covering part of the walls. It also featured a wood-floored balcony with whicker armchairs overlooking the long stretch of beach. 

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Even the bathroom, with tub and shower and l’Occitane and Guerlain toiletries, granted clear views over the beach and ocean. A floor-to ceiling linen curtain kept the room dark at night. Two armchairs and a coffee table, a bench and chair and a wall TV were among room furnishings.

Chef Joao Oliveira. Photo by Columbia Hillen

Dining highlight of a stay at this hotel is its Michelin star restaurant, Vista.

Guests are granted a short pre-dinner tour of the basement kitchen where they meet executive chef Joao Oliveira from Porto and his team of seven chefs, as well as a visit to the wine cellar. 

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The kitchen renovated five years ago has a special chef’s table for two for unique dining experiences.

Beside the kitchen is a wine cellar with, according to sommelier, Tiago Samarro, 800 different vintages, most from Portugal but also from countries such as Spain, New Zealand and Italy, all kept under constant room temperature. The oldest wine is a mid-1960s vintage.

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A ‘tactile’ menu, including grains of sand affixed to it, is provided to guests, created by local artist, Inês Barracha, followed by a jigsaw-like miniature map of three Algarvian regions indicating from which products for the restaurant’s 11-course pescatarian tasting menu are sourced.

Our dinner began with a veritable explosion of taste, a marble-size, lime-green ball filled with a liquid blend of horseradish, ginger and apple that simply blasted flavour throughout my mouth.

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Innovative dishes that followed included violet shrimp (camarao listado), a thin sheet of rice flour with the shell of a shrimp imprinted on it.

Another was a tomato dish comprising marinated cherry tomatoes from Quinta Das Castelhanas, a local farm, three tomato gels flavored with yuzu, camomile and Moroccan lemon combined with garlic flowers and capuchinha (aquatic leaves) and a sprinkling of ‘tomato water,’ all sprayed with camomile-infused vinegar.

A langoustine from Sagres slightly roasted and decorated with flowers of pickled cauliflower and an emulsion of white grape was also among the culinary offerings.

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Our dinner also included turbot and anchovies and delicious sourdough bread with olive oil from the hotel owners’ grove, Daniel Proença de Carvalho (DPC).

Even the butter on the menu is far from standard fare – being a blend of goat, cow and sheep milk, according to Neuza, our gastronomic guide for the evening.

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A second restaurant is the Bistro. In season, it is outside on a poolside patio facing the beach and sea; offseason, in the elegant ambience of the bar area with a mosaic floor and what can best be described as three-dimensional wall paintings – some featuring parakeets perched on keys in a cage; others, a system of mirrors that seemed quite nautical on a background of broken coconut shells. 

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A furnishing highlight is the ceiling of Brazilwood beams, deftly painted in a leaf and grape filigree.

Here we enjoyed Portuguese cod fish cakes, fresh cheese, mushrooms and thyme ravioli with celery broth and extra virgin olive oil; langoustine and scallops carpaccio with champagne and Ossetra caviar designed as a rosette reminiscent of a cactus flower like the ones on the hills nearby, formed by thin petals of langoustine and scallops, layered, with a pistil of caviar and surrounded by a smooth, champaign and butter sauce. 

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A gym, and outdoor swimming pool surrounded by tall swaying palm trees and a spa offer leisure opportunities.

Zafiro Palace Andratx

With an influx of buzzy new hotel and restaurant openings, new direct flights from the U.S. and a focus on sustainability, Mallorca, Spain shows no sign of slowing down. While peak summer months cater to those seeking a lively Mediterranean atmosphere, fall in Mallorca provides a more serene and laid-back vibe. Notable autumn events include grape harvest festivals, traditional fairs, the Mallorca International Film Festival and the Port de Sóller Classical Music Festival.

The abundance of the constantly evolving island is personified at the five-star Zafiro Palace Andratx, the crown jewel of the Mallorcan family-owned Zafiro Hotels portfolio. Resplendent in authentic island character, secluded terraces give way to sweeping views of the rugged Serra de Tramuntana mountains and white sand beaches. Just a short stroll away from the serene seaside village of Camp de Mar and a quick drive from the lively harbor town of Port d’Andratx, the resort is the perfect destination for a fall getaway.

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A variety of restaurants to suit every taste, gorgeous garden and skyscape pools, a luxurious spa and wellness center and bespoke amenities bring the splendor of the island into the grounds of the hotel. Zafiro Palace Andratx’s 304 generously sized suites are resplendent in authentic Mallorcan character and adorned with locally sourced décor. Standout artwork is from female-owned ABA ART and take-home vanity cases are designed by Teixits Vicens. Each suite is appointed with a private pool or hydro-massage bathtub and a secluded terrace offering unrivaled views.

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Designed for guests seeking access to over-the-top service and enhanced amenities, the new Zafiro Club Suites – debuted in 2024 – showcases the very best that the hotel has to offer. Guests who book a Zafiro Club Suite receive exclusive access to a private pool and bar area, Jo Loves in-room amenities (created by Jo Malone), daily fresh flowers, a personalized concierge service, massage for two, romantic dinner, and more. In addition, the resort unveiled one of the first luxury all-inclusive options on the island last season with its All-Inclusive Redefined package.

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Hotel guests can now book a sustainable excursion on a 100% electric-powered llaut, the traditional boat of the Balearic Islands. Available exclusively for Zafiro guests, the experience consists of a trip for up to 6 people along the southwest coast of Mallorca, with opportunities for water activities such as SUP and underwater scooters, as well as onboard food and drinks featuring locally sourced products. This innovative and sustainable experience causes no emissions, has no carbon footprint, and causes no stress to local marine wildlife.

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As Mallorca continues to blend luxury with sustainability, visitors have the unique opportunity to immerse themselves in both cultural events and eco-friendly experiences. Whether indulging in the island’s culinary delights or exploring its pristine waters on a zero-emission boat, Mallorca offers a perfect balance of relaxation and responsible tourism. The resort is open through early November and now is the ideal time to experience this Mediterranean gem

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Cloudland at McLemore

Cloudland at McLemore Resort has a backstory that is as good as its accommodations, restaurants, spa, and golf courses. Tucked away on a 2,000-foot elevation in northern Georgia, the resort has become a vacation magnet for travelers seeking fresh mountain air, world-class golf, to die-for views, and a touch a luxury throughout their stay.

The name McLemore claims a rich history for those calling Rising Fawn, GA, home. Located 30 miles south of the Chattanooga Regional Airport, the resort based the McLemore name on the mystical legend of a true 18thcentury Scot, who settled in Georgia, and rose to the position of Cherokee chief, as well as a captain in the U.S. Army. This Scottish link lends itself well to the three McLemore golf courses whose reputations grow by the day.

Today’s Cloudland at McLemore Resort is the perfect hub for those looking to explore the region’s climbing, hiking, and paragliding, as well as visiting the national park, and a museum. For guests wishing to simply relax, consider that Cloudland at McLemore is home to 245 hotel rooms, 20,000 square feet of event space, a spa, four restaurants, an outdoor pool, and views that soar all the way to Lookout Mountain.

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Golf with an Altitude

If you like golf, you’ll love The Highlands, The Keep, and The Cairns golf courses. The Bill Bergin and Rees Jones-designed Highlands Golf Course placed McLemore firmly on the world map when the golfing public became aware of the course’s 435-yard, Par 4, 18th hole. The hole’s entire left side sits on a cliff, and the vista view of Lookout Mountain is stunning.

This fall, there is great anticipation for The Keep, the Cloudland at McLemore’s newest 18-hole course. Positioned on the eastern cliff’s edge of Lookout Mountain, this 7,700-yard links layout is a walking course with caddies. A real-life painting of mountain views, limestone outcroppings, Billy bunkers, and a blanket of Zoysia grass, The Keep is sure to become an international draw.

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Dining with a View

Situated next to the Cloudland at McLemore infinity pool, the Skyside open air restaurant stretches out from a cliff. The panoramic views from this al fresco dining and cocktail venue gives new meaning to the term “happy hour.”

The restaurant Auld Alliance’s name pays homage to a pact between Scotland and France in 1295. Dining guests can expect exquisite cuisine, the best wines and bourbon, top shelf service, and Cloudland at McLemore’s signature views.

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Say Ahhh at Selah Spa

A mountain vacation is a chance to rejuvenate, reflect, and reset your mind, body, and soul. At Selah Spa, guests choose from a wealth of massage, facial, and body treatments. Steam, sauna, and hydrotherapy are also at your fingertips.

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Hilton’s Highest Standards

Cloudland at McLemore Resort is part of the Curio Collection by Hilton. This means that the resort was handpicked by Hilton to deliver one-of-a-kind moments. From driving the winding mountain roads in a Porsche, to hang gliding above the mountains, or attending a special singer-songwriter concert, guests staying at Cloudland at McLemore discover a resort destination where there’s every opportunity for making a magic moment. 

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Write Your Own Mountain Story

Your stay at the Cloudland at McLemore Resort may start out as a well-deserved escape with the goal of breathing the freshest mountain air. There’s a good chance that by the time you checkout, this resort featuring a front-row seat with nature will become your new vacation favorite. Come to Cloudland for the mountain views and its fascinating backstory, return to this above the clouds resort to make a story all your own. https://www.staycloudland.com/