International luxury travel destinations in Europe, Costa Rica and United States.

The luxury hotels and resorts of Elite Luxury Travel are located in the top destinations in Europe, Central America and the United States for leisure and business travel, from cosmopolitan city centers rich in history, culture and enterprise to alpine luxury ski holidays, relaxing country retreats and exclusive beach resorts.

Beach, Lake and Sea

Ocean Reef Club, Key Largo - Florida

Four Seasons Resort - Palm Beach, Palm Beach - Florida

Ocean Reef Club - Cinnamon Bark, Key Largo

Ocean Reef Club - Pumpkin Cay, Key Largo

Villa Blanche, Turks and Caicos Islands

Hotel Punta Islita, Guanacaste

City

Due Torri Hotel, Verona

Seven Stars Galleria, Milan

The Townhouse Collection, Milan and Turin, Italy

Grand Hotel Majestic Gia Baglioni , Bologna

Hotel Bernini Palace, Florence

Baur au Lac, Zurich

Hotel Yasmin, Prague

Bellevue Palace, Bern

51 Buckingham Gate, Taj Suites and Residences, London

The Lombardy, New York - NY

PALACE Luzern, Lucerne

Countryside

La Bastide de Moustiers - Alain Ducasse Country Collection, Provence

Hostellerie de L'Abbaye de la Celle - Alain Ducasse Country Collection, Provence

Mountain

Seiler Hotels - Mont Cervin Palace, Zermatt

Seiler Hotels - Monte Rosa, Zermatt

Seiler Hotels - Hotel Schweizerhof, Zermatt

Riffelalp Resort 2222m, Zermatt

Kulm Hotel St. Moritz, St. Moritz

Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel and Spa, Interlaken

Thurnhers Alpenhof, Zurs (Arlberg)

El Silencio Lodge and Spa, Bajos del Toro, Alajuela

Grand Hotel Kronenhof, Pontresina - St. Moritz

	Austria
	Caribbean - British West Indies
	Costa Rica
	Czech Republic
	Europe by Car
	France
	Italy
	Switzerland
	Zurich
	Bern
	St. Moritz
The Engadine: St. Moritz and Pontresina The world-renowned resort town of St. Moritz, a favorite winter playground for Hollywood stars and royalty, is perched at the highest point of Switzerland’s famed Engadine Valley. Just a few kilometers away is the lesser-known but equally appealing village of Pontresina. The Engadine is known for exceptional winter sports. St. Moritz has played host to two Olympic games – in 1928 and 1948 – and its slopes include 350 km of snow-covered runs. Every other winter sport imaginable is available in the region as well, from cross-country skiing to ice skating to Olympic bobsled and Cresta runs. The Engadine is equally appealing in the summer. Among its many warm-weather diversions are tennis and golf, hiking in the National Park, bike riding, swimming and fishing in several lakes, and excursions to nearby attractions, including mountaintop vantage points, the Italian village of Tirano, and more. St. Moritz appeals to its well-heeled patrons with world-class dining and plenty of shopping. Its international boutiques rival those of Beverly Hills’ Rodeo Drive and Zurich’s Bahnhofstrasse. The Casino St. Moritz and numerous nightclubs and bars keep the night scene lively. In Pontresina, the main shopping street is the Via Maistra, where visitors will find everything from fine chocolates and cheeses to fair trade gifts. Since the 19th century, two legendary hotels have served as the region's center for sports and social activities -- the Kulm Hotel in St. Moritz and its sister, the Grand Hotel Kronenhof, in Pontresina. A 3.5-hour train ride from Zurich, the Upper Engadine is linked by rail to the rest of Switzerland. The world-famous Glacier Express offers riders awe-inspiring views on its run from the mountains of the Bernina Pass to the Matterhorn.
	Lucerne
	Zermatt
	Interlaken
	United Kingdom
	USA