Relais & Châteaux Adds Nine New Member Properties

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Relais & Châteaux, renowned for curating some of the world’s finest hotels, retreats, and restaurants, is expanding its portfolio with the addition of nine new hotels and two restaurants. This week, the luxury brand introduces new destinations spanning from Botswana to Romania and beyond.

“I am delighted that these eleven new properties have become part of Relais & Châteaux, complementing our existing establishments,” said Laurent Gardinier, President of Relais & Châteaux. “With each of these members, we share a passion for authenticity and terroir, for they are committed to showcasing, sharing, and preserving the culinary, cultural, architectural, and natural heritage of their regions.”

Among the new additions is the exclusive Relais & Châteaux Sitatunga, located on a private island in Botswana’s UNESCO-designated Okavango Delta. Featuring two suites and a villa, this retreat offers all-inclusive stays starting at $1,550 per person per night. Guests aged six and older can immerse themselves in wildlife experiences and enjoy accommodations crafted from recycled wood and canvas, complete with private verandahs and pools.

Relais & Châteaux Finca La Donaira in Montecorto, Spain, offers five suites and rooms, including yurts, starting at $1,050 per night for an all-inclusive stay. Nestled amidst farm country and ancient oak trees, this eco-friendly finca boasts a restored farmhouse, medicinal garden, organic farm, and a robust wellness program. Guests can also experience the region’s largest equestrian center with a hundred Lusitano horses available for riding lessons.

The new additions reflect Relais & Châteaux’s commitment to offering unique and luxurious experiences that celebrate local culture, heritage, and sustainability across the globe.

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