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An ultra-modern structure in red cedar and glass, will be sure to bring out the architecture fanatics, as well as the more fashion-conscious gusts; it’s just about the polar opposite of “rustic,” and certainly like nothing else on the island. The setting, though, is as close to nature as any - the 25-metre infinity pool, surrounded by Italian landscaped gardens, overlooks the Porto-Vecchio gulf and the mountains beyond. Perhaps unexpectedly for such a small hotel, Casadelmar has its own spa and fitness centre, with interiors possibly as calming as any treatment. The two- star Michelin-starred restaurant is excellent as well, crafting Italian cuisine from local Corsican ingredients. Casadelmar Porto Vecchio, Corsica Porto Vecchio The shining star of the south-west is a haven for world-class accommodation and sensational beaches : Hidden in a peaceful cove in the Gulf of Porto-Vecchio, the Grand Hôtel de Cala Rossa has lived its life as a beautiful family home for four decades. In the heart of a private park that extends along a white sandy beach, international guests of all ages can find what they seek in this place where memories mingle with modernity. Chefs Pascal Cayeux and Francis Péan skilfully combine the island’s best products with fruit harvested in the morning from their organic garden to create a gastronomic journey. At the spa, Hélène and Lise Canarelli invite you to discover Nucca, their natural cosmetics line made from Corsican scrubland plants. Grand Hôtel de Cala Rossa & Spa Nucca A member of Relais & Châteaux, Porto Vecchio, Corsica 27
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