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Nestled in the Deer Crest community of Deer Valley, this 21,378-square-foot home rises seven stories, connected by a glass elevator and a striking spiral staircase that serves as a visual centerpiece. Mountainhead has seven bedrooms, 16 bathrooms, a chef’s kitchen and panoramic views from nearly every room.

Designed by acclaimed architect Michael Upwall, the estate is a masterclass in mountain modernism — where sculptural lines, floor-to-ceiling glass and a series of expansive terraces dissolve the boundaries between indoors and out. Guests can observe moose, elk and other native wildlife just feet from the glass, all while immersed in refined warmth, natural textures and sweeping views of the surrounding wilderness.

“Mountainhead symbolizes the pinnacle of mountain luxury, whether you’re hosting a family celebration, planning a company retreat or seeking a serene winter getaway,” said Pamela Graves-Longley, co-founder and chief executive officer at Luxe Haus. “More than its scale, homes like Mountainhead allow us to design deeply personal stays — from custom welcome moments to immersive, one-of-a-kind alpine experiences. Every detail reflects our commitment to making guests feel like VIPs.”

Every square foot of Mountainhead is crafted to feel like a private, 5-star resort, offering guests unparalleled access to luxury and adventure. A private, glass-walled gondola offers effortless access to Deer Valley Resort, while a suite of elevated indoor amenities — including a two-lane bowling alley, climbing wall and NBA-regulation court — ensures every moment is as engaging as it is exceptional.

Mountainhead boasts an infinity pool that follows the natural ridgeline and a hot tub with scenic views of the lake below. The home also features a golf simulator, Dolby Atmos theater, game room, multiple bars and a wine cellar. Combined with white-glove concierge service, Mountainhead isn’t just a vacation home, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime getaway.

Mountainhead joins a growing collection of elite vacation homes managed exclusively by Luxe Haus. From stylish condos to architectural masterpieces, Luxe Haus delivers handpicked luxury vacation rentals for discerning travelers in search of something extraordinary. To get a closer look at Mountainhead’s design and features, watch the video tour here. To explore the full collection and plan your next luxury getaway, visit luxehausvacations.com.

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“The prime location of our hotel allows guests to experience the best of Jacksonville,” said Kate De Master, Director of Sales and Marketing at Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront. “With access to our beautiful rooftop pool, updated rooms, and panoramic views of both downtown Jacksonville and the St. John’s River, guests can enjoy a night in, or take a stroll through the city just steps away from the hotel entrance.”

The Sip, Stay and Play promotion provides guests with the opportunity to enjoy Hyatt Regency Jacksonville’s riverfront location and delicious onsite restaurants. From now through January 30, 2026 guests who book the Sip, Stay and Play package will receive daily breakfast at SHOR Seafood Grill and a $40 Market credit. Guests also receive two Riverwalk Cups that allow them to order alcoholic beverages to enjoy on-the-go as they walk along the riverfront.

The Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront features stylish and modern rooms, many of which offer floor-to-ceiling views of the downtown area and riverfront. The hotel is home to the city’s largest rooftop pool, which overlooks the city’s skyline, as well as a fitness center and the Regency Club Lounge. Its central location places guests within walking distance of the lively Elbow District, known for its local bars, music venues and nightlife, as well as Jacksonville’s theater and entertainment district, which features year-round performances and events.

For more information or to book a stay at Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront, please visit hyattregencyjacksonville.com, or call (904) 588-1234.

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This achievement ranks The St. Regis Longboat Key Resort among fewer than one percent of the more than 23,000 AAA inspected lodgings. Around 145 hotels in U.S.A., Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean are designated Five Diamond, and The St. Regis Longboat Key Resort’s appointment makes it one of only two properties on the West Coast of Florida with the designation.

“We are very excited to receive this prestigious award from AAA in our first year of operations,” said Winfred van Workum, General Manager of The St. Regis Longboat Key Resort. “This is a testament to the quality of service that we take the utmost pride in offering our guests and a benchmark we will strive for each year.”

To earn the distinctive AAA Five Diamond designation, hotels and restaurants must pass a rigorous evaluation that includes unannounced in-person inspections and anonymous overnight stays, followed by a review from a panel of experts as a final step to ensure credibility. Diamond lists are updated monthly, as AAA Inspectors visit properties throughout the year. All AAA Diamond Program hotels and restaurants are re-evaluated annually to ensure they provide the best experience for travelers and diners.

“AAA is pleased to recognize St. Regis Longboat Key with the Five Diamond designation, meaning its unwavering attention to both service and surroundings have placed it into the upper echelon of AAA’s Diamond Program,” said Stacey Barber, AAA Travel Vice President. “To maintain the exceptional standards required for this designation on a daily basis is an outstanding achievement. Five Diamond hotels and restaurants consistently exceed expectations to provide their guests a highly personalized, memorable experience.”

The St. Regis Longboat Key Resort, developed by Unicorp National Developments, marks the largest development on Longboat Key in over 50 years. With 168 exquisitely appointed rooms and 26 luxurious suites, the resort seamlessly blends architectural sophistication with the natural beauty of the Gulf Coast, providing guests with stunning ocean views and state-of-the-art amenities.

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“Cirque St. Armands Beachside is where Sarasota’s rich circus legacy meets modern luxury,” said Melissa Kaplan, Cirque St. Armands Beachside’s General Manager. “This reimagined boutique hotel brings the magic of the Big Top to life with sophisticated flair. Every detail celebrates the ‘Greatest Show on Earth’ while offering guests the elevated hospitality, upscale accommodations, and breathtaking views that define the Opal experience. We’re excited to welcome guests to this one-of-a-kind beachside escape.”

The hotel’s 135 luxury accommodations boast floor-to-ceiling windows, balconies, and an art-deco-meets-Big-Top aesthetic, complete with billowing draperies, geometric and stripe patterns, ornate ostrich feather chandeliers, golden wall sconces, pin-striped columns, antique photos and posters, and more.

Along with the dazzling design, guests have a dreamy beach backdrop just outside the hotel. Lido Beach is a public beach neighboring the property, and Cirque guests are also granted exclusive access to a 300-foot private stretch of Lido Beach at the nearby sibling Opal property, Lido Beach Resort.

Peek further behind the curtain to secure a front-row seat to a grand show of flavor when dining at Cirque St. Armands Beachside. Its signature restaurant, Ringside, promises creative and awe-inspiring options, and will also service Midway, the lobby bar lounge, and Ringmaster, the pool bar. Guests can expect inventive dishes in the main restaurant, with light bites and daring cocktails in the bars. Other notable features include a pool with Gulf Views that is shaped like three-interconnected rings, in a tribute to a three-ring circus, and fitness center.

Be among the first to book Cirque St. Armands Beachside with two special offers: Savor Another Sunset:  4^th Night Free and Sunshine State Savings. For more information or to make a reservation, visit OpalCollection.com/cirque-st-armands.

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1. Personalization is the New Luxury Today’s travelers crave experiences that feel tailored to them. Go beyond the basics by offering customizable itineraries, pillow menus, wellness programs, or private excursions. Use pre-arrival questionnaires to discover guest preferences and deliver bespoke touches that turn a stay into a memory.

2. Local Flair Over Generic Fare Swap out the buffet for immersive, destination-driven dining. Feature locally sourced ingredients, rotating chef tastings, and cultural fusion menus. Guests are more likely to remember that rooftop mezcal tasting or the beachside paella night than a standard all-you-can-eat spread.

3. Curated Extras Add Perceived Value Incorporate thoughtful, upscale add-ons that surprise and delight. Think artisanal welcome gifts, in-room spa rituals, access to exclusive local experiences, or complimentary sunrise yoga by the sea. These curated extras elevate the stay without significantly increasing costs.

4. Seamless, Invisible Service Luxury today is often defined by how effortless something feels. Train staff to anticipate needs, offer proactive suggestions, and deliver five-star service with a warm, human touch. High-end guests expect attentiveness—but without intrusion.

5. Storytelling Sells the Experience Market your all-inclusive offering with the language of exclusivity, authenticity, and experience. Words like crafted, tailored, immersive, and signature resonate more than “all-you-can-eat” or “unlimited drinks.” Emphasize emotion, not just amenities.

By blending local charm with world-class hospitality, boutique brands can redefine the all-inclusive concept for today’s discerning traveler. It’s not about offering everything—it’s about offering the right things in the right way.

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Designed to bring surreal art to life, the exhibit blends dreamlike creativity with opulence, sweeping visitors into a world where the extraordinary reigns supreme. Towering topiaries, couture animals and multi-sensory surprises dazzle and disorient, while intricate trompe-l’oeil illusions challenge perception at every turn. Throughout the display, surrealism takes shape in fanciful animal figures adorned in French Renaissance-inspired costuming, adding a whimsical flair to the escape from reality.

“Designing the summer display was more than just creating a beautiful garden – it was about transporting guests into an extraordinary realm where nature and opulence intertwine, surreal art comes to life and elegance blooms with every step,” said Libby. “Each element was chosen to challenge perception and celebrate luxury, imagination and the beauty of summertime.”

West Bed
The West Bed showcases a life-sized chessboard with moss-covered figures poised for a fantastical duel. On the left, a soaring archway crowned with the Bellagio “B” welcomes guests into a fairytale garden, where an elegant pink cockatoo swings gracefully beneath. Inspired by Fragonard’s iconic painting “The Swing,” the cockatoo brings a touch of 18^th-century romance to the scene. To the right, a towering chess piece houses The Garden Table, where guests can indulge in a lavish Sadelle’s brunch or an elegant dinner from MICHAEL MINA Bellagio. Overheard, grand chandeliers illuminate pink botanicals and oversized topiaries that fill the bed below.

North Bed

In the North Bed, two topiary giraffe sisters are joined by Tigress Giovanna, gracefully perched on a swing and dressed in a striking black-and-white haute couture ensemble inspired by the high fashions of the French Renaissance. Nearby, two cherub fountains add a sense of gentle tranquility, while surrounding lavender, pink, blue and white flowers evoke the elegance of classic European gardens. LED screens filled with illusionary art brighten the bed from behind as a harmonious soundtrack and a delicate jasmine scent fill the air. Guests can bring home a piece of the Conservatory with a bespoke candle available for purchase at the Giardini Store.

East Bed 
A captivating gazebo stands at the heart of the East Bed, where pedestal columns support a wrought iron dome adorned with pink and white blossoms. A flock of elegant flamingos wade in shimmering waters surrounding the structure, illuminated by antique-style lanterns embossed with the Bellagio “B” hanging high above. Throughout the bed, lush topiaries and boxwood creations add allure within a landscape.

South Bed 

In the South Bed, zebras Sir Pierre and Lady Colette lounge amidst sculpted greenery. A pirouetting water feature pays tribute to the iconic Fountains of Bellagio, set beneath baroque chandeliers shimmering overhead. Behind the bed, carefully detailed doors invite admiration, framed by an array of pastel botanicals and topiaries of geometric shapes.

The Garden Table

Visitors are invited to embark on a one-of-a-kind culinary journey at The Garden Table, hosted within an opulent chess piece at the heart of the Bellagio Conservatory. Guests can experience an exclusive dining experience within the summer wonderland with brunch service from Sadelle’s at $125 per person and dinner from MICHAEL MINA Bellagio at $195 per person.

Reservations are required. To book and find more information, call 702.693.7075 or go online.

Sustainability at the Conservatory 
Water used in Bellagio’s Conservatory and Botanical Gardens comes from on-site underground wells that use rain and recycled water from the resort, avoiding the use of municipal potable water. The water in the Conservatory is also recycled throughout the exhibit and reused at the resort. Bellagio’s water conservation efforts are part of MGM Resorts International’s overall sustainability commitment.

At the conclusion of each display, plants and botanical material without remaining viable life are separated for collection by a local composting facility. The organic waste is made into compost products to help improve the environment. This method of recycling keeps thousands of pounds of waste out of local landfills and turns it into something that improves the region’s soil, air and water quality.

“Glam Menagerie: A Surrealist Summer” 2025 Summer Display by the Numbers

• 125,000: Pounds of ivy weaved throughout the display
• 22,000: Potted plants, shrubs and trees
• 5,000: Square feet of boxwood sculpted into topiaries
• 120 feet: Total amount of live hedges throughout the display
• 80: Visionary artists, horticulturists and engineers collaborating to bring the summer display to life
• 20 feet: Height of the king chess piece in the West Bed
• 17: Hanging lanterns illuminating the display
• 4: Playful flamingos in the East Bed
• 2: Giraffes draped in moss standing at 22 feet tall
• 1: Grand marble chess board in the West Bed

Bellagio’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens is complimentary and open to the public 24 hours a day, seven days a week. To learn more, please visit Bellagio’s website.

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