Luxury Honeymoons in the Indian Subcontinent made for you

Marine Drive is a sweeping crescent in the south of Mumbai that follows the curve of the bay. It is also known as the Queen’s Necklace thanks to the string of golden lights that twinkle like gems in the evening. The Oberoi Mumbai is a jewel of a hotel located on the Drive with spectacular views across the water. The hotel is centred around the lobby, a bright and airy space tiled in white marble and featuring a black granite water feature. A huge skylight and floor-to-ceiling windows flood this space with natural light and at its centre is a stylish red piano. Rooms come with large windows, through which guests can gaze out across the water and Marine Drive. Beautifully furnished with silk armchairs, mother of pearl dressing tables and walls adorned with antique lithographs, rooms and suites have plenty of style and all the special touches you’d expect from a luxury hotel. When it comes to dining, you’re spoilt for choice. Opt for contemporary Indian in the golden-hued Ziya restaurant, or opt for Italian, Japanese or pan-Asian cuisine. If you’re simply after an expertly mixed cocktail or a fine single malt, then the Eau Bar is your port of call. It even features a 500 glass tube installation to ensure the perfect acoustics. When you want to relax, take a dip in the refreshing waters of the outdoor pool or indulge in a spa treatment that blends ancient knowledge and modern science.

Settle into this three-bedroomed village house that sits at an altitude of 1892m. The remote village house is private and boasts its own private chef and team of staff on hand to take care of you during your stay.  

Set to open in June 2018, Alila Koggala is located in southern Sri Lanka on the banks of Koggala Lake. There will be 40 suites and villas, all with exquisite views of the lake, as well as two restaurants and a beach grill and bar, the option for private dining in special locations, a spa, beachfront swimming pool, gymnasium, yoga garden and library.

On the north-western edge of Gal Oya National Park, occupying 20 acres of its own wilderness, Gal Oya Lodge is a beautiful and ecologically exemplary lodge.

The newly built hotel draws on both the unique Bhutanese style of rural architecture and the talents of a top interior designer to compliment the sweeping views of its valley setting. The intimate, boutique hotel has just 12 exquisitely appointed rooms, each reflecting the kingdom’s rich cultural heritage. Guests will find a mellow fireplace and cosy fabrics in earthen tones warming their rooms, as well as ornate, traditional decorations which deepen the feeling of an authentic Bhutanese experience. Wall to ceiling valley and mountain views adorn the comfortable lounge and dining area which features plush leather sofas – ideal for sinking into after a day of adventure. With both spectacular surroundings and a designer look, the Gantey Lodge is an inspired choice for a stay in the beautiful Gangte Valley.

Located in the magnificent Annapurna region of Nepal, Shinta Mani Mustang features 29 exquisit suites, all with expansive floor-to-ceiling windows framing mesmerising captivating vistas of the Nilgiri range. Renowned designer Bill Bensley has intricately curated the décor of every suite, drawing inspiration from the vibrant tapestry of Tibetan art and local imagery.