Six Senses is one of the most exciting and exclusive hotel brands in the world. We endorse all their properties but see our top 6 below
Zighy Bay is a "hidden treasure" of extreme luxury that is only a breathtaking two-hour drive (but a world away) from Dubai. This stunning resort is built in the form of an indigenous hamlet, and it is surrounded by stunning mountains on one side and a 1.6-kilometer (1-mile) long sandy beach on the other.
The resort conveys a sense of isolation and exoticism while providing every convenience, ease of access, and unimaginable barefoot luxury. High ceilings, vibrantly cushioned living spaces, and cloud-like mattresses made with unbleached cotton sheets topped with your choice of ergonomic pillows are also features of the lodgings, which were inspired by traditional Omani houses. Every villa has an own pool where visitors can cool off in the seclusion of tall cobblestone walls.
Six Senses Laamu is a palm-fringed paradise island in the Indian Ocean with 97 beautifully sustainable Maldivian villas located above the blue ocean and amid the lush tropical foliage. It is accessible via scenic inter-island flight from Malé.
The most well-known surfing wave in the Maldives, Yin Yang, breaks just offshore. The house reef offers fantastic snorkelling opportunities, and as you travel around it, you may spot oriental sweetlips, parrotfish, and even green turtles. The cooks at the resort create delectable dishes using fresh ingredients from the organic gardens on the island.
The Six Senses Spa offers a wide variety of award-winning trademark treatments, rejuvenation and wellness specialisations from its team of highly trained therapists and guest practitioners.
On the island of Félicité, one of the Seychelles' most breathtakingly gorgeous and pristine islands, is where you'll find Six Senses Zil Pasyon. The island's dramatic beauty makes it the ideal private island getaway, with enormous granite boulders lining the shoreline and picture-perfect beaches. Only a third of the island's entire land area is occupied by the resort; the rest is home to beautiful animals and natural surroundings.
The resort has 28 one-bedroom pool villas, a few two-bedroom pool villas, and 17 private apartments. The villas range in size from 2,150 square feet (200 square metres) to 5,380 square feet (500 square metres). Three virgin sandy beaches, six dining and drinking establishments, sport and recreation facilities, and a spa are all provided by Six Senses Zil Pasyon.
In Pecatu, on Bali's southernmost peninsula, which is also the location of "Pura Uluwatu," a revered temple regarded as one of the island's central spiritual pillars, is the breathtakingly gorgeous Six Senses Uluwatu Resort. From every perspective, the Uluwatu resort's clifftop Balinese design offers unbroken ocean views.
The resort's 103 rooms and villas were designed with local aesthetic inspiration to embrace nature while providing every modern convenience. The Six Senses Spa offers multi-day comprehensive wellness programmes, speciality treatments with local influences, and free morning yoga classes. The resort has many pools, an outdoor event space, function rooms, three restaurants, one of which is a chef's table, a cooking school, and a sizable organic farm.
Just a 4-minute walk from La Croisette ski lifts and at the heart of Courchevel 1850, the Six Senses resort offers a collection of fully serviced apartments, perfectly situated to enjoy the brilliant skiing on offer and the buzz of the surrounding area.
Six Senses Courchevel takes traditional mountain living to new heights with meticulously designed interiors that combine contemporary accents with traditional Savoyard sensibility.
This one isn't open until 2025, but we have a good feeling. It will be Six Senses first sub-Saharan African project, which will front Princess Elizabeth Island on the approach to the largest waterfall in the world, Victoria Falls.
Zighy Bay is a "hidden treasure" of extreme luxury that is only a breathtaking two-hour drive (but a world away) from Dubai. This stunning resort is built in the form of an indigenous hamlet, and it is surrounded by stunning mountains on one side and a 1.6-kilometer (1-mile) long sandy beach on the other.
The resort conveys a sense of isolation and exoticism while providing every convenience, ease of access, and unimaginable barefoot luxury. High ceilings, vibrantly cushioned living spaces, and cloud-like mattresses made with unbleached cotton sheets topped with your choice of ergonomic pillows are also features of the lodgings, which were inspired by traditional Omani houses. Every villa has an own pool where visitors can cool off in the seclusion of tall cobblestone walls.
Six Senses Laamu is a palm-fringed paradise island in the Indian Ocean with 97 beautifully sustainable Maldivian villas located above the blue ocean and amid the lush tropical foliage. It is accessible via scenic inter-island flight from Malé.
The most well-known surfing wave in the Maldives, Yin Yang, breaks just offshore. The house reef offers fantastic snorkelling opportunities, and as you travel around it, you may spot oriental sweetlips, parrotfish, and even green turtles. The cooks at the resort create delectable dishes using fresh ingredients from the organic gardens on the island.
The Six Senses Spa offers a wide variety of award-winning trademark treatments, rejuvenation and wellness specialisations from its team of highly trained therapists and guest practitioners.
On the island of Félicité, one of the Seychelles' most breathtakingly gorgeous and pristine islands, is where you'll find Six Senses Zil Pasyon. The island's dramatic beauty makes it the ideal private island getaway, with enormous granite boulders lining the shoreline and picture-perfect beaches. Only a third of the island's entire land area is occupied by the resort; the rest is home to beautiful animals and natural surroundings.
The resort has 28 one-bedroom pool villas, a few two-bedroom pool villas, and 17 private apartments. The villas range in size from 2,150 square feet (200 square metres) to 5,380 square feet (500 square metres). Three virgin sandy beaches, six dining and drinking establishments, sport and recreation facilities, and a spa are all provided by Six Senses Zil Pasyon.
In Pecatu, on Bali's southernmost peninsula, which is also the location of "Pura Uluwatu," a revered temple regarded as one of the island's central spiritual pillars, is the breathtakingly gorgeous Six Senses Uluwatu Resort. From every perspective, the Uluwatu resort's clifftop Balinese design offers unbroken ocean views.
The resort's 103 rooms and villas were designed with local aesthetic inspiration to embrace nature while providing every modern convenience. The Six Senses Spa offers multi-day comprehensive wellness programmes, speciality treatments with local influences, and free morning yoga classes. The resort has many pools, an outdoor event space, function rooms, three restaurants, one of which is a chef's table, a cooking school, and a sizable organic farm.
Just a 4-minute walk from La Croisette ski lifts and at the heart of Courchevel 1850, the Six Senses resort offers a collection of fully serviced apartments, perfectly situated to enjoy the brilliant skiing on offer and the buzz of the surrounding area.
Six Senses Courchevel takes traditional mountain living to new heights with meticulously designed interiors that combine contemporary accents with traditional Savoyard sensibility.
This one isn't open until 2025, but we have a good feeling. It will be Six Senses first sub-Saharan African project, which will front Princess Elizabeth Island on the approach to the largest waterfall in the world, Victoria Falls.
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