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Altamer

At a Glance

    Pros

  • plenty of space
  • lots of electronic diversions
  • great for big groups

    Cons

  • a bit out of the way
  • interiors are starting to show some wear and tear

Altamer Review

Architect Myron Goldfinger's geometric symphony of floor-to-ceiling windows, cantilevered walls, and curvaceous floating staircases is fit for any king (or CEO)—as is the price tag that goes along with it. Each of the three multi-bedroom villas here has a distinct decorative theme and must be rented in its entirety; choose from Russian Amethyst, Brazilian Emerald, or African Sapphire. Striking interiors are filled with custom-made and antique pieces—Murano fixtures, Florentine linens, Turkish kilims, Fabergé ornaments, Tsarist silver candelabras. They're also outfitted with the latest gadgetry, from touch-pad stereo systems to Wi-Fi. A private butler and eight staff, including a chef, anticipate your every whim. Full conference facilities make this an ideal location for corporate or family retreats of up to 40 people.

    Hotel Amenities

  • 3 5-bedroom villas.
  • Pool, tennis courts, gym, beach, water sports, business center.
  • Rooms have: a/c, kitchen, Wi-Fi.
  • Rate includes breakfast, all-inclusive.

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