The Wilderness Lodge includes two deluxe types of villas: the Copper Creek Villas and the Boulder Ridge Villas.
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Beach villas are also generally cheaper and bigger than overwater villas, for a better value.
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While three villas have a master bedroom, only one of the villas on the island has the loft pictured above.
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Anantara Kihavah Maldives Villas, MaldivesIf you want to get away from it all but still party until the fish come home, book a stay at one of the over-water villas at Anantara Kihavah Maldives Villas over New Year&aposs.
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While half of the island's 800 villas are controlled by the local outfit Wimco Villas, options are also available via Airbnb and VRBO.
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But you don't need to be a member to stay at the BoardWalk Villas, these studios and villas are available for everyone to book.
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Guests can choose from several different types of villas, starting with one of the 24 Deluxe Villas, which offer 958 square feet of living space ...
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The resort has 28 one-bedroom villas, two two-bedroom pool villas, several three- and four-bedroom residences, a spa, and multiple restaurants and bars.
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Book Parrot Key Hotel & Villas starting at $159 per nightParrot Key & Villas, with new and refurbished lodgings, offers one of the best values on Key West.
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Bernardus redesigned all of its guest rooms and added 14 suites and villas; the villas accommodate up to eight guests and cost from $950 to $2,500 a night.
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World's Best Boutique Hotel: Awarta Nusa Dua Resort & Villas
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Standard Deluxe Villas start at $405 in low season and go up from there depending on if you choose a partial or full ocean view, or upgrade to two-bedroom luxury villas.
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Book Parrot Key Hotel & Villas starting at $179 per nightThe Parrot Key Hotel & Villas offers a lush tropical oasis filled with plants and palm trees that shade the outdoor pool and walkways.
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The property sits among five other villas and nine townhouses, and is part of the first phase of Buena Vista Park Villas, a gated community still under development in the South District neighborhood.
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There are no villas, just a disaster tent city. pic.twitter.
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The central government ruled that the villas were built illegally.
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Prime waterfront villas will offer boat slips on the doorstep.
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Villas feature outdoor bathrooms, including showers, according to Kanu's website.
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Other villas go for around $5,000 a night on average.
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Ultimately, Mr. Botas said, the prince bought the other villas.
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Increasingly, many of those villas are built on golf resorts.
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The expanded Homes & Villas have a minimum 3-night stay.
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"More people are interested in selling their villas," he said.
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Here, cabins, lakeside villas and cottages are the accommodation staples.
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When it comes to the villas, "spacious" is an understatement.
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At the West Bay Golf Club & Villas, new construction starts at $325,21.5 for the club's 22.7 concrete villas, each of which will be 210,2713 square feet, with two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms.
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GREENWICH "The Villas of Andrea Palladio," lecture by Witold Rybczynski. Feb.
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Nihi has 27 private villas, including Raja Mendaka, Burch's private home.
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Villas at the luxury accommodation start at about $6,750 per night.
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Luxury villas built on wooden stilts stretch far into the rainforest.
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The community offers an array of houses, including townhomes and villas.
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He also had a few mansions, penthouses and villas scattered around.
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Prosecco is produced in the surrounding hills, themselves spotted with villas.
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For even more space, villas and penthouses include huge private pools.
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The characters unravel on holiday, in villas in Spain and France.
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Antonio Villas-Boas contributed to an earlier version of this post.
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Twenty-three of the 32 villas have sold, Mr. Cooley said.
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Villas-Boas: I actually wrote a post about the butterfly keyboard.
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Villas-Boas: Specifically, the battery would explode; it was poorly designed.
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The couple stayed at the Round Hill Hotel and Villas, a 110-acre property boasting luxury villas, boutique oceanfront guestrooms, and a spa that sits tucked away inside a tropical hillside located on a private bay.
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Book Mulia Villas starting at $412 per nightNestled in Nusa Dua, Bali's bustling tourist area, Mulia Villas offers five-star perks at a far lower price point that most similarly-appointed luxury hotels on the island.
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The resort has two restaurants, one bar, and one cafe, and since all the rooms and villas have cooking facilities – microwaves in the Studios, full kitchens in the Villas – cooking "at home" is also an option.
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The going rate is about $10k per night for 3 oceanside villas.
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Many owned villas in the fields around Basra and took Iraqi wives.
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And, we're told, the people who rented villas had access to speedboats.
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Kylie's rental was ridiculous ... 3 oceanside villas that could accommodate 54 guests.
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The other two villas with master bedrooms have pullout beds for kids.
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It also has two villas, pool cabanas, and an estate manager's house.
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Back in March, my colleague Tony Villas-Boas reviewed Samsung's Galaxy S10.
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The villas themselves resemble smaller houses he has designed in the Netherlands.
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Villas have large terraces and river vistas, lush landscaping, and luxurious amenities.
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Multi-bedroom villas make it easy for the group to stay together.
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Villas start at $1,995 a night, which includes meals and many activities.
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The street where Mr. Hu grew up was once lined with villas.
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"There's more old money and palatial villas in the countryside," he said.
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Tony Villas-Boas: 4G is the fourth generation of mobile wireless communications.
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Villas-Boas: It&aposs really for sort of "power users," per se.
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The property has four more villas all situated around two pools, and our friends have booked some of the other villas so we can all hang out as a large group (but still have a bit of privacy).
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The first impressionThe roomOn-site amenitiesWhat's nearbyWhat others sayWhat you need to knowThe bottom lineBook Disney's BoardWalk Inn and Villas starting at $402 per nightKeep reading to see why I was so impressed by Disney's BoardWalk Inn and Villas.
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Zaisan boasts luxury villas, fancy shopping malls and at least one gated community.
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CONTACT Rae Stollmeyer, West Coast Villas Sotheby's International Realty, (246) 432-5050; westcoastvillas.com
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Located on more than 500 acres of natural reserve, Nihiwatu boasts 28 villas.
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In addition to the two villas, there is a two-bedroom staff's quarters.
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Three of the villas have a master bedroom with a king-sized bed.
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Villas are simple but stylish, with custom linens, handwoven hammocks, and outdoor bathrooms.
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All the suites and villas at the Mandarin Oriental Bodrum have private pools ...
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Why wait until the honeymoon to enjoy private villas and real-life paradise?
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"Some of the impacted villas have been renovated so they're new," he said.
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Apartment prices were up 20.10 percent, while prices for villas fell 210 percent.
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About 2000 villas have been built, he said, with about 21 spaces left.
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Disney's BoardWalk Inn and Villas isn't merely a hotel, it's an entertainment destination.
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Check In From $255 for low-season doubles and $435 for private villas.
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Other offerings include two and three-bedroom villas for larger families and groups.
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"There are some independent villas, but not many," Mr. de Mallet Morgan said.
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They are also interested in villas with gardens just outside the historic center.
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Accordingly, the Agnellis insulated their lives with excess: parties, villas, yachts, cars, women.
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Their limestone villas, with arched colonnades and latticed windows, still line Berbera's unkempt streets.
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Many other villas — like Villa Maryland — in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat are privately owned.
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General Villas Bôas has said that "hotheads" who call for a coup are "crazy".
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The Cropper Creek Villas and Cabins (not pictured) were rated 4.5 stars on TripAdvisor.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)High-rise buildings surrounded by parks and villas pierce the skyline.
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The luxurious Fisher Island Club Hotel offers several villas, guest house suites and cottages.
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Hillside villas on large plots with the best views are priced from about $218,212.
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The village homes and hotel villas were all designed and built together around 2012.
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At the high end, condos were replaced by luxury ski chalets and beachfront villas.
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Side streets are lined with flower-shrouded bungalows, cottages on stilts and stucco villas.
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Read reviews, compare prices, and book the BoardWalk Inn and Villas on Trip Advisor
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Book a room at Disney's BoardWalk Inn and Villas starting at $402 per night
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Villas are $2,500 a person a night, which includes food, drinks and most activities.
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TrueGreece, BookNDream and The Greek Villas are a few companies that offer villa rentals.
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Other set-ups include small villas with chair seating on the mock front porch.
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Directly across from the villas lies Kasikili Island, home to elephants, lions and antelopes.
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Antonio Villas-Boas: Different companies have different reasons why they&aposre making foldable screens.
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Villas-Boas: So, the Galaxy Note 7 is well known because it was exploding.
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Those neighborhoods are Centro, Calica, Gonzalo Guerrero, Quintas del Carmen and Villas del Carmen.
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The prince later spent years splitting his time between villas in Beijing and Pyongyang.
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"Pentagon's Afghanistan Unit Spent $63 Million on Luxury Villas and Guards," blared Government Executive.
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At their peak, former task force members said, the "villas" housed dozens of people.
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One of TFBSO's most embarrassing ventures was the nearly $150 million expenditure on villas.
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"The costs sound quite exorbitant, and we're digging into this villas question," he said.
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"I was in Greece last year, looking at villas, and I asked them, are the Chinese coming?" said Chai, adding she discovered many Chinese tourists were looking at villas in the Mediterranean country using mass booking sites such as Airbnb and booking.com.
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The just opened Hoshinoya Bali has 30 thatch-roofed, multi-floor villas, all of which flank the three long, interconnected pools that run through the property like a river; guests are able to step directly from their villas' living rooms into the water.
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Chobe Water Villas On Namibia's northern Caprivi Strip across the Chobe River from Chobe National Park in Botswana lies the new Chobe Water Villas, a collection of 1953 stilt-supported suites with generous terraces on the water and rear terraces facing the bush.
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The eco-friendly hotel has one-, two- and three-bedroom villas, according to its website.
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These sites are a mix of beachfront and blufftop estates, as well as luxury villas.
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Beyond its luxurious hotels, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat is known for its opulent historic villas.
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Italian villas, empty 19th-century warehouses and blocky Communist-era high-rises fill spaces between.
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For larger parties, there are also 13 two-bedroom villas, beginning in the $600 range.
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In 21906, Wharton wrote "Italian Villas and Their Gardens," for which Parrish provided 26 illustrations.
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It did not help that Zenit's coach, André Villas-Boas, is an overly cautious strategist.
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Villas can start at 10m Egyptian pounds ($560,000)—about 200 years' pay at average wages.
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There are also 0003,2000-square-foott two-bedroom residences and two 22011,22015-square-foot villas.
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Connected by a bamboo bridge, both villas have a bedroom, a bathroom, and a balcony.
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The property includes plots for villas, golf courses and comes with licenses to construct hotels.
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As for hotels, she says she loves staying at the Banyan Tree villas in Phuket.
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The Floating Seahorse villas in Dubai let you live both on and under the water.
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Hotels, villas and shops will all be built on the Crescent group, the paper said.
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"I have no vice in life, but I do like to fish," says Juan Villas.
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When asked about the risks of eating fish caught in the area, Villas grows angry.
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The leaders in their seaside villas will not have been in the mood to party.
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Beachfront rooms and villas come with their own butlers and personal full-sized swimming pools.
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The Villas at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa can host five to 12 guests.
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Parts of the city still resemble Germany, including some suburbs of red-tiled, Gründerzeit villas.
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Upscale apartment blocks and gated communities of multimillion-dollar villas have replaced the wild brush.
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The duplex villas can each accommodate two kids and two adults, according to Kanu's representative.
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While the villas are smaller than the main house, they still include a full kitchen ...
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Just last week, eight other villas belonging to the Casamonica mob family clan were confiscated.
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The two resorts will include hotels, villas and golf courses, according to the news service.
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Bodrum's Six Senses Kaplankaya includes 141 guestrooms and suites as well as 150 residential villas.
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The hotel charges guests $25 to $75 per night for each of the 13 villas.
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With amazing geographic and cultural diversity, living options range from beach resorts to mountain villas.
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Then there's the ultra-luxe Baros Residence, the most private and secluded of the villas.
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They start around $500 per night, while the fancier villas can cost well above $2,000.
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Many leading American universities operate programs in the city and house students in villas there.
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About 90% of Homes & Villas renters are members of Marriott's Bonvoy travel program, Linnartz revealed.
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Dubai's most famous artificial island, Palm Jumeriah, is home to several hotels, villas and apartments.
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Rooms start at $9883 in peak season; suites at $524; villas go up to $3,000.
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Zawadi Hotel Nine villas overlook the Indian Ocean at the new Zawadi Hotel on Zanzibar.
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Homes & Villas will have minimum three-night stays, with prices ranging from $200 - $10,000 per night.
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Some villas also feature a media room, exotic fish tanks and golf simulators, among other amenities.
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While festival-goers were expecting luxurious villas and spectacular musical performances, the reality was much different.
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Neighbors in Tuol Kouk, dotted with large villas, described the occupants of the building as quiet.
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Jolie and Pitt rented three villas for themselves, the kids and eight nannies, the source says.
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In Bali, expect temples, beaches, jungle swings, and massive over-the-top villas, writes International Living.
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Copper Creek Villas start at $446 per night and are close to Disney World's Magic Kingdom.
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Locals call these "villas" and many feature European gabled fronts or Chinese pagoda roofs (or both).
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Today, the site boasts three million listings globally, from castles to villas and apartments to houses.
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Airbnb's new luxury service lets you book private islands and villas with boxing rings and butlers.
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Then, you'd be taken to one of five villas, each of which can host four guests.
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All of the villas have high bamboo ceilings and stunning views, according to the Kanu website.
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AvantStay's properties are now available on Marriott International's Homes & Villas, the hotel giant's answer to Airbnb.
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AvantStay was founded in 2017, and its properties are now available on Marriott's Homes & Villas platform.
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We passed volcanic-rock beaches, and ruins of Augustan-era villas, and Duomo-like natural arches.
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It had previously housed a pizzeria and paintings of Italian villas still hang on the walls.
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These days, his empire includes real estate—he mostly rents out villas to other rich people.
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All married couples who can afford it should have two villas, separated by a reflecting pool.
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"Cancel the villas in Tuscany and get this mess sorted out," said one Twitter user, Rob.
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Ms. Villas Bôas, a journalist, was wearing a badge from the news website where she works.
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Its 30 villas, each with its own pool, start at $1,339 a night, which includes breakfast.
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Naoussa Bay Villas is about a 20-minute walk from the heart of the town center.
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But he sees the chandeliers in the clubhouse, the air-conditioning equipment in the surrounding villas.
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There are 59 rooms including standalone villas with private plunge pools, which is what we booked.
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Pool villas average 1,200 to 1,300 square feet, but the majority of that space is outdoors.
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That success helped allay any internal concerns that Homes & Villas might cannibalize Marriott's core hotel business.
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Its six suites include three tented rooms and three two-story villas with their own pools.
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They are also villas that are available for rent: Sol De Oriente and Sol De Occidente.
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The offer is valid for Disney Resort hotels like Disney Deluxe Villas and Disney Deluxe Resorts.
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A new rental tier expands Airbnb's accommodation options to include 303,000 high-end homes and villas.
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Attendees would stay in lavishly equipped luxury tents or, for a lot more money, paradisiacal villas.
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The stunning villas of the Hurawalhi Island Resort in the Maldives are as picturesque as any other.
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Marriott is calling its new service Homes & Villas by Marriott International, according to the New York Times.
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There were the red-tiled roofs of villas; the cramped knot of houses that formed the Juderia.
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Old money is stashed in the grand villas of the region's capital, Wiesbaden, a wealthy spa town.
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The fashionable residential neighborhood of Vomero features beautiful Art Deco villas and stunning views of the sea.
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They dined off silver plate, ate imported fish, drank vintage wine and holidayed in extravagant Mediterranean villas.
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These range from house boats in Kerala's backwaters to palaces in Rajasthan and heritage villas in Goa.
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The venue will be a "mixed-use" facility with roughly 900 rooms and Disney Vacation Club villas.
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They were housed not in luxury villas, but in tents left over from a hurricane-relief scheme.
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From castles to villas to classic country homes, these are the Airbnbs most wish-listed for weddings.
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In those years, other nearby villas were sold and demolished, and the cityscape around us drastically changed.
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The "Private Luxury Villas" Fyre Festival had promised for housing ended up being USAID disaster-relief tents.
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For one, you have access to things like villas on Lake Como and a really great lawyer.
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Daily rates at the all-inclusive start at about $3,700 for one of the island's 16 villas.
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He also owns Son Bunyola; located in northwest Mallorca, the estate offers three luxury villas for guests.
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They just keep making us jealous with their kitesurfing and Tuscan villas and staying on private islands.
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The guarantee includes a full refund of accommodation fees at participating hotels, condos and villas island-wide.
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He and his wife built a compound of villas, called Behla Tulum, that they rented to tourists.
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The property has 141 rooms, a 107,500-square-foot spa with 40 treatment rooms and 76 villas.
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Located in Turks and Caicos, the estate features a five-bedroom mansion and two smaller guest villas.
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Each of the two guest villas also features its own private pool, along with three separate bedrooms.
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The nine-acre estate includes a five-bedroom mansion and two small villas — each with three bedrooms.
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The modules would house crew quarters, government research centers, hotel rooms, bars, restaurants, and luxury private villas.
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His extended family has shown a special affection for buying the old villas of the Jewish bourgeoisie.
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Baros Maldives includes 77 ultra-luxurious villas, each with its own open-air bathroom and rain shower.
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White Exclusive Suites & Villas; Rua Rocha Quebrada 10, Ponta Delgada, Azores, Portugal; +351 296 249 153; whiteazores.
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Many of the scenes take place in stately villas with French doors leading out onto the patio.
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Villas in the 21.1th and 23th districts sell for around 433 million euros ($3 million) on average.
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At the same time, a loyal elite around him has amassed villas, farms and high-end automobiles.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Fernanda Villas Bôas had just cast her vote in Brazil's presidential election on Oct.
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The Vatican also said on Sunday that it, like Italy, would close its museums and pontifical villas.
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Larger homes can be found in the Wheatley Villas, Campo Villa and West Village sections of Westbury.
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"You're 18, from the hinterlands of the country, and they offer you villas and castles," she said.
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Six free-standing bungalows make up Dolphin Point Villas on Key Largo, set to open in midmonth.
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We like: Pool villas for the ample private outdoor space, private pool, outdoor bath, and lounge area.
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Even entry-level rooms are spacious and indulgent while villas offer luxurious perks such as private pools.
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As of this writing, two suites with private pools have been added, along with two residential villas.
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Historic villas start around 20513 million euros if they aren't renovated, and twice that if they are.
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Villas-Boas: I think companies are under a lot of pressure to be the first at something.
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Villas, each with its own plunge pool, line canal-like swimming pools that reference area irrigation systems.
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"I've had to learn to respect my pain," said Ms. Villas Boas, 57, who is from Brazil.
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At 88, he said, she still ran the property, with its conference center and villas for guests.
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We pass two gargantuan Tuscan villas fused together: "Maybe that's the guy who reinvented the olive," says Griffin.
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Bookings with Homes & Villas will be part of Marriott's Bonvoy points program, which could inspire loyalty amongst customers.
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The over-the-top villas each have private beach access and their own infinity pools overlooking the ocean.
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That particular section has a main house and four additional villas, each with its own private plunge pool.
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You may have seen influencers on social media guiding fans through their glass-floored villas in the Maldives.
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There are several large old villas on the hillside, which is covered with pine, cypress and palm trees.
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The resort's residential offering includes fractional ownership units, villas and development plots, from $450,000 to around $4 million.
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Fouad Street is the most potent symbol of Alexandria's grand history, with its elegant villas and antique shops.
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The large stone-and-brick villas are organized around handsome courtyards with palm trees planted in the middle.
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In the future, it will also depend on funding and the building of additional villas on the property.
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Homes that are part of beyond are among Airbnb's mot high-end homes: beachside villas and mountaintop mansions.
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The Animal Kingdom's deluxe villas, the Jambo House and Kidani Village, are also rated 4.5 stars on TripAdvisor.
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My BI colleague's Antonio Villas-Boas and Lisa Eadicicco have been all over the complaints about the keyboards.
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Capturing the villas, and a few hundred yards of road, cost the lives of four men, he said.
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"We'll be demolishing the north villas where the 1,500-room high-rise is going to go," he said.
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She made ceramic sculptures of the area's "haunted houses," the gloomy 1930s country villas that dotted the countryside.
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They opted for splashy and exotic land deals — villas in Hawaii, a luxury resort in Napa County, Calif.
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The hotel also includes several villas, which range in price from about $1,400 to nearly $23,000 per night.
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And then there's what Mr. Ezon calls the "best-case scenario": rentable stand-alone villas at luxury hotels.
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My colorful eco-hotel, Knai Bang Chatt, was built from the ruins of some of those abandoned villas.
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He pulled the same helicopter-diving stunt when visiting friends, jumping into the swimming pools of their villas.
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Medical doctors from Ghana and Nigeria "come with work permits" and buy "very expensive" villas, Mr. Testa said.
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They built an idyllic life in Europe, replete with French villas, Swiss chalets and an extravagantly romantic wedding.
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Premium Pool Villas cost about $200 more per night, though it varies depending on the time of year.
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The famous tend to remain hidden away in villas and yachts at Cannes, the world's most glittering festival.
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He studied electrical engineering at the Central University of Las Villas, where he was active in political life.
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Over the next eight years, more than 200 properties were built, of which approximately 50 are bespoke villas.
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Although listed as "Private Luxury Villas," housing at the festival turned out to be USAID disaster-relief tents.
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Nestled amid clean streets and emerald-green golf courses, rows of sand-colored villas house some 30,000 people.
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The waiting lists have now shrunk or disappeared, and more villas in the compounds are vacant, residents say.
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Antonio Villas-Boas, reporter: I'm thankful for the devices that turned my old house into a smart house.
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Guests stay at five-star hotels or villas and enjoy healthful meals prepared by an on-site chef.
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So the darlings of yesteryear's football hipster include Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp and, naturally, Villas-Boas, with the first two now far too well known to retain their cultural cachet in bohemian circles, and Villas-Boas still recovering from his time at Chelsea, possibly the least fashionable of contemporary clubs.
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We're building a hotel, Hilton International; we're building 1,700 homes, villas and apartments; and we're building a Hyatt Regency.
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With high windows and lofty ceilings, they echo the Regency architecture of the grand villas by neighboring Regents Park.
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The property market reflects clifftop villas' breathtaking views rather than their hair-raising risk of tumbling into the sea.
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The resort is marketing build plots from $1.78 million, as well as colonial-style villas and architect-designed condominiums.
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The claims: The network of prisons includes locations in military bases, ports, an airport, private villas, and a nightclub.
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Festivalgoers were promised luxury, eco-friendly domes and villas to stay in that were included in the ticket prices.
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This type of mosaic was popular in the late Roman period, both within aristocratic villas and within ecclesiastical architecture.
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Where: A beachfront hacienda in Baja (between TJ and Ensenada); Wakoia offers camping, hotel rooms, villas, and RV camping.
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The Clooneys and Gerbers even have side-by-side villas in Los Cabos, Mexico, and share a tequila company.
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Buroj, a developer from Dubai, plans to build at least 3,000 villas, flats, a hospital and a sports stadium.
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He reels in a Calico bass that's about the same size as the one Villas has in his bucket.
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Yet it is likely that this year, amid the orange-roofed villas, harmony and friendship were in short supply.
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The villas include a full kitchen, spacious living room and dining areas, separate bedrooms, and a washer and dryer.
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Apple has ditched the keyboard for the new 16-inch MacBook Pro, as my colleague Anthonio Villas-Boas noted.
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The newest towers, many of which hover ominously above graceful old villas, are nothing but giant walls of glass.
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Visiting Japanese houses and old villas was what inspired Ms. Kremenova to choose the home for her thesis project.
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Location: Los Cabos, MexicoStarting rate per night: $581Located on the Baja Peninsula, Esperanza has 57 beachfront suites and villas.
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The remaining two villas have double beds rather than king-sized ones, though the beachfront view is the same.
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High-paying customers were met with sodden mattresses in FEMA tents, rather than the opulent villas they were promised.
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To make matters worse, luxury villas and golf courses are affecting the livelihoods of farmers by sucking up water.
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Meanwhile, much of the land affected is in areas targeted by developers looking to build homes and holiday villas.
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From the 1910s to the 173s, he amassed parts of dismantled castles, villas, monasteries and churches from across Europe.
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He opened a Miami outpost of his gallery, rented villas in Ibiza and became an expert in Barolo wine.
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Farther upstream, ASEM Villa features 50 fully furnished and decorated "mansion villas" for rent, starting at $4,500 a month.
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Many of these are smaller hotels, inns and villas; the tourism office maintains a list of property updates online.
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The city became a major economic center, with broad boulevards, onion-domed Orthodox churches, villas, department stores and hotels.
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Also, there were beautiful standalone villas in our price range with a private pool, which checked my coveted criteria.
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Many of wealthy people have bought dozens of villas and apartments, with some rented out and others sitting empty.
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Villas-Boas: Without 4G, we would not be with some of the most popular apps that we know now.
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Instead, foreigners were ferried to privately owned resort islands where villas jutting out into the ocean are the norm.
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" Just thinking about those costs — we rented villas for the bridal party and our parents, we rented a hotel for our parents, paying for those things, he wanted to rent three villas instead of just the two, and I was like "We don't need a third villa, there's not that many people.
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Read more:Peek Inside One Of Only 100 Private Villas On Celebrity-Studded Mustique IslandHere's where 9 celebrities are actually spending their vacations15 overwater villas you can rent for under $500 a night, ranked by priceThis lavish Barbados mansion where Prince Harry, Rihanna, and Tom Cruise have stayed is on sale for $40 million.
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The hotel's villas operate at roughly 50 percent capacity, McBurney says, which means they're full about half of the time.
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Apartment prices on average fell by 8.2% last year while prices of traditional style houses, known as 'villas', fell 7.3%.
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In addition to the many government offices, the Green zone houses the villas of many senior officials and many embassies.
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Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat is known for its striking coastal views, stately villas, ultra-luxurious hotels, and yacht-filled harbor.
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But many of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat's most magnificent villas are privately owned by some of the world's wealthiest people.
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At Bures-sur-Yvette, as darkness begins to lift, potted geraniums cram windowsills and the 22024th-century villas boast turrets.
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Some of the villas have been built on an island of reclaimed land with adjacent boat moorings included with purchase.
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Army Commander Eduardo Villas Bôas dismissed Mourão's comments by saying there is "no possibility" of a military intervention in Brazil.
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The historic building sits on farmland, surrounded by farmhouses and a residential building complex of seven villas with attached gardens.
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Rooms start at $497 per night, according to the hotel's website, and options range from studios to multi-room villas.
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It is one of six recently renovated villas at Palms, part of a Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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Known as "The Residence," the complex includes a main house with five bedrooms, along with two three-bedroom guest villas.
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The project involves building 426 duplex units and 36 single home villas priced between 530,000 and 590,13 riyals ($141,000-$157,000).
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When Villas-Boas spoke on the field before kickoff, he seemed obsessed with a fear of allowing Benfica to score.
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The resort boasts seven swimming pools, luxury oceanfront villas that rent for $18,000 a night, and an impressive art collection.
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Mr. Vann Molyvann went on to design more than 100 buildings, including monuments, breweries, royal villas and public housing projects.
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Mr. Guo said the authorities had not returned $450,000 in cash, six villas in Kunming and three apartments in Chongqing.
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Their two-story house in the new subdivision of Evergreen Villas was the first home the Amofas had ever owned.
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In Mr. Lozada's case, it was a basketball court in Villas de Monterrey in Bayamón, a low-income housing complex.
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Beachfront luxury villas start at around $89603 million and reach $28960 million for an ultraluxury home on the market now.
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While I wished there were private villas that came with their own pool, I rarely spent time in my suite.
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That's why he is building projects like the Villas at Wheatlands, a 94-unit development in Aurora, east of Denver.
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"Most villas have distinctive and unique features," said Dimitri Corti, chief executive of the Italian agency Lionard Luxury Real Estate.
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Now a company called Kiraku is trying to restore them as private villas, beginning with two that opened this year.
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Its very sediment is strafed with 19903,500 years of architectural history: Etruscan caves, ancient remains, medieval dwellings and Renaissance villas.
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Our bedroom opened to a large deck from two areas, which was fully walled off from other villas and rooms.
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His top picks are the gyms at Disney's Kidani Village at Disney's Animal Kingdom Villas and Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge.
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Villas-Boas: To be fair, the Note 7 debacle, it was a relative small amount of users that had issues.
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The otherworldly air is enhanced by the numerous palaces, villas, mansions, churches, and castles ensconced in the forested mountain peaks.
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"They asked friends and acquaintances for leads, visiting dozens of rundown properties — farmhouses, villas — across the country," writes Caracciolo Chia.
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Again, headline writers had a field day: "Pentagon Crew Lived Large in $22015 Million Afghan Villas," yelled The Daily Beast.
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Its dusty streets are lined by a multicoloured mix of tin-roofed bungalows, half-built brick apartments and intricately ornamented villas.
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Celebs and influencers who were offered free tickets and lodging in VIP villas never received keys to the promised luxury homes.
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The banks are Itau, Bancolombia, Davivienda and Grupo Aval's Banco de Occidente, Banco de Bogota, Banco Popular and Banco AV Villas.
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They read pastoral novels and pasted vegetal designs on the walls of brick villas modelled after remote castles and sylvan cottages.
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If private lodging is your inclination, the Molo Longo has 180 apartments, rooms and villas all over the city and surroundings.
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Andre Villas-Boas is head coach of Shanghai SIPG and former England manager Fabio Capello was recently appointed at Jiangsu Suning.
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They hawk luxurious town houses and villas with sumptuous pools in compounds that sound like Californian suburbs: Palm Hills, Eastown, Allegria.
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At the time, the world was in the midst of the recent recession and demand for luxury gold villas dried up.
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Meanwhile, two guest villas also boast three bedrooms each, bringing the estate's grand total to 2000 bedrooms, along with 217.75 bedrooms.
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The Department of Justice's investigation alleges that Melgen bribed Menendez with gifts, including the use of private jets and Caribbean villas.
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Those guys called themselves Rainbow or Sunshine and always took me to beautiful villas brimming with art, surrounded by big gardens.
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Seriously: Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake, Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, and Kimye all got married in rented-out Italian villas.
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Portuguese soccer manager Andre Villas Boas, entering his first Dakar, was in 46th place and 11 minutes behind al-Attiyah's time.
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Soneva Fushi's breathtaking accommodations include 62 private beachfront villas that are separated by which side of the island a guest prefers.
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Wickland then said he directed Stevens and IT official Sean Smith to a safe room in one of the compound's villas.
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Part of Disney's Polynesian Village resort, the Polynesian Villas and Bungalows, are a tropical paradise at the Walt Disney World Resort.
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By the summer of 2020, the property will open four additional villas that will accommodate up to 20 more guests. skinopi.
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Today, one side of the city's landmark Table Mountain is carpeted with golden beaches, flowering hills, villas and upscale coffee shops.
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Wickland then said he had directed Stevens and IT official Smith to a safe room in one of the compound's villas.
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The island features five villas that can accommodate up to 1753 adults and 10 children, making it ideal for large families.
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For juniors and seniors, the school offers luxury University Villas, so you'll never have to travel far to get to class.
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For example, revelers expecting to stay in ritzy beachside villas were surprised to find simple, unmarked white tents as the accommodations.
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Detached villas and rowhouses are available only outside the city center, typically at least three to five miles away, he said.
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"It is not because of the lack of applications, but the English test," said Lilibeth Villas, documentation officer at the firm.
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Some visions for the future of space tourism involve immersive astronaut experiences, while others feature private villas on giant space stations.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the prices for new construction at the West Bay Golf Club & Villas in Roatan.
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Pros: Excellent value with access to stunning Mayan ruins and a jungle feel unlikely to be found in other overwater villas.
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The neighborhood of Dornbach is home to many 19th-century villas in the distinctive Gründerzeit style, with spires and ornate facades.
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Neither is the Renaissance St Croix Carambola Resort on St. Croix, or the Westin St. John Resort Villas on St. John.
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One of the highlights of this year's event was expected to be 5G connectivity, as Business Insider's Antonio Villas-Boas reported.
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Total: $297.57 AccommodationsCosts: I'm staying at Naoussa Bay Villas in a four-bedroom, two-bathroom villa with three of my friends.
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Neoclassical buildings, once grand, looked dilapidated, and thick nests of high-rises had replaced villas with French doors and Arab arches.
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And Fragonard kept circling back to an eternal Italy of the mind, repeatedly drawing villas and gardens from memory and imagination.
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There are just 39 rooms and villas, most of which are housed in this main building and overlook the internal courtyard.
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The oceanfront towers, cabanas, and cottages and villas each have their own vibe, which tends to be more modern and beachy.
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Seafront villas, with direct access to the water, go for 21.11 million to 2845 million euros ($2927 million to $303 million).
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The driveway sweeps up to the front door in the manner of grand carriage entrance ramps in 26.5th-century Italian villas.
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While details on the Miami residences have not yet been released, Aman New York will have 22 unique villas and residences.
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My friends run a collection of villas there, and I cooked for 25 or so of my musician and chef friends.
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During the early 2000s, the mayor of Guaynabo, in league with developers, started expropriating properties to make way for luxury villas.
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Her trompe l'oeil columns and painted panels evoke the décor of many Italian villas without parodying them, like a gentle tribute.
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In addition to bank accounts, they buy luxury apartments and villas in Dubai and invest in the emirate's volatile stock market.
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Jamie was leaving The Villas in WeHo Friday night when he displayed an Ali t-shirt and a Cassius Clay jacket.
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Each of its 35 villas is air conditioned by a sea water system and each has its own private beach and pool.
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Capital city Beijing, for example, is home to apartment and villas compounds named Palm Springs, Park Avenue, Beijing Riviera and Beijing Yosemite.
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As part of an initiative called the Strategic Tourist Plan, Italy is giving away 103 historic buildings — villas, inns, houses, towers, etc.
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The exclusive coastal community, known for its yacht-filled harbor and opulent historic villas, is home to only about 1,600 permanent residents.
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The two groups have collaborated on two golf courses and a group of luxury villas in the Damac Hills development in Dubai.
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If you need any proof that the Maldives are basically heaven on Earth, stay at one of Soneva Jani's 24 overwater villas.
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As production around Jinxiang has doubled in a decade, the 'garlic economy' has sprouted new villas, auto dealerships and modern retail space.
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In January, Gwyneth Paltrow and husband Brad Falchuk stayed at Fushi's sister resort, Soneva Jani, which boasts over-water villas with slides.
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Those seeking villas, apartments or condos within Porto generally look in Foz or downtown, which has been undergoing a renaissance, he said.
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Prosecution descriptions of an empire that paid for private planes, beachfront villas and a private zoo were a fallacy, his lawyers say.
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He called orders into a walkie-talkie then pointed behind us, to a cluster of holiday villas where Libya's longtime dictator, Col.
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Onefinestay is a vacation rental service that promises guests five-star services in first-class homes and villas in nine different cities.
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The hotel's 82 stone villas are nestled in a beachfront oasis of more than 1,000 palm trees on the cove's left end.
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Luxury villa developers such as Elite Homes boast of providing "neo-colonial" style apartments and villas for between $875,000 and $6.5 million.
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Brando bought the resort in the 1960s, and its villas boast their own plunge pools and cost at least $2,85033 a night.
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The rebels have made a base in several large walled villas beside a factory, many of them abandoned and showing bomb damage.
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Value aside, it's located on a jaw-dropping beach with enormous villas that include draped beds and oversized sunken tubs for honeymooners.
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Rates for Deluxe Villas start at $370 per night for two people in the low season, and $870 in the high season.
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Extended families snap up new-age villas and Victorians, but rows of one-room cottages — dubbed tiny houses — run plenty farther inland.
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Majestically perched atop a cliff, Oia faced the sparkling Aegean Sea and was awash in gleaming white villas built into the hills.
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Villas are stand-alone, spread across five different levels, and feature plunge pools on intimate terraces, most boasting views of Acapulco Bay.
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Cons: Mulia Villas is part of the much larger Mulia Resort and other parts of the resort can be busy and crowded.
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At Trisara Resort, rates start at $570 a night for suites and villas that during high season begin at $1,250 a night.
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The van is waiting for us at the port when we dock, and we head back to the villas sunburnt and smiling.
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Whether that is the caution of Mourinho or the verve of Villas-Boas or Rodgers, the creator, their mentor, does not mind.
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Typically, guests pay $5,000 to $7,000 a night to book one of the handful of villas at the resort during peak season.
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Saadiyat, which Emiratis refer to as "the island of happiness," would include luxury hotels, Marbella-style villas, and a boutique shopping quarter.
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Villas-Boas: The Apple butterfly keyboard is certainly one of the worst pieces of tech of the decade, certainly in recent memory.
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ONE LOVE story began in the 1930s, on a road of magnificent Western-style villas on the tiny Chinese island of Gulangyu.
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A big eruption in 1981 destroyed 12,350 acres of vineyards and woods, as well as scores of rural homes and vacation villas.
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One night at one of the 25 villas costs between $6,000 and $60,000, with a minimum stay of at least four nights.
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There's only one resort there, The Brando (fun fact: Marlon Brando once owned the island), which boasts 35 private villas with plunge pools.
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Their algorithms are good at appraising identikit single-family units, but struggle with idiosyncratic properties—flats in city centres, say, or luxury villas.
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On the secluded island, there are six beachfront villas (ranging from one to four bedrooms) all with a private infinity pool and Jacuzzi.
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The game is overwhelmingly beautiful, and the environments—17th-century abbeys, seaside Italian villas, lush tropical jungles—are rendered in almost stupefying detail.
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Marriott (MAR) confirms it's rolling out a new Airbnb-like rental service, called Homes & Villas by Marriott International, that focuses on upscale properties.
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When Taiwan began opening its own Chiang villas in the 1990s, the KMT had been ruling the island continuously since the civil war.
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Restaurants like Sea at Anantara Kihavah Villas or Ithaa, both in the Maldives, up the ante with dining rooms surrounded by the sea.
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The Wilderness Lodge's Boulder Ridge Villas (not pictured) were also given a 4.5-star rating, with a starting price of $426 per night.
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But we noticed upgrades like Bose surround sound speakers, so it was clear the resort was doing what it could to modernize villas.
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Small riads — traditional Moroccan homes built around a courtyard — or villas outside town with swimming pools are most popular these days, he said.
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Chaleil takes us further up-market with her selection of villas, condos and castles, most of which are at the €10 million mark.
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Average sales prices for apartments and villas have declined six percent from the previous quarter, the agent said in a report on Monday.
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Entry-level Lagoon Pool Villas are more than 1,400 square feet and feature a dreamy array of amenities including a luxury bath menu.
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Nicole and I checked into our room, one of 24 clustered Konkan villas made with local laterite stone, clay tiles and thatched roofs.
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Some say it will be turned into villas for Disney vacationers, while others think it will continue to stay in its current state.
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After it hit in A.D. 62, they renovated wrecked villas with vibrantly colored narrative frescoes that were, it turns out, incredibly long-lived.
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"Everyone was still developing beach villas and hotels — and by that point we couldn't compete in that with places like Maldives," he said.
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After a brief stint as a scholar and professor of French Romanticism, Mr. Villas (pronounced VILL-as) switched careers in his early 30s.
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The princes have been held at royal villas in the capital Riyadh and some were allowed to contact their families, those sources said.
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Even though these villas are expensive, they're often booked up by those celebrating a big life event such as a wedding or anniversary.
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We'd do this differently next time: Splurge and book one of the studio, villas, or if we win the lottery, the overwater bungalow.
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Also on Grand Anse Beach, Mount Cinnamon Resort & Beach Club recently added eight new suites for a total of 163 rooms and villas.
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He cited its luxury villas, proximity to an airport, easy-to-secure location close to Miami and even its ballroom and parking accommodation.
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Just beyond the medieval ring wall of the Tuscan town of Lucca, the city rapidly gives way to country villas and agrarian pastures.
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On the morning of March 313, the two couples met on a cart ride from their villas to the breakfast buffet, Freeman said.
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Buyers may choose three- to six-bedroom villas as large as 6,000 square feet that take their design inspiration from traditional Bahamian architecture.
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It felt like a bargain compared to Mexico, for what I knew to be luxury standalone villas with private pools totaling 1,399 square feet.
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The villas advertised on the website never existed, one Fyre employee said — they listed them as a joke, not expecting anyone to buy them.
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The villas are expected to be handed over to owners at the end of 2017, Aldar said in a statement to Abu Dhabi's bourse.
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He has been under investigation in France for tax fraud and money laundering, suspected of buying several villas in Cap d'Antibes through shell companies.
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This will be Villas-Boas's last season in Russia, after which he might return to Porto, where he made his mark as a coach.
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The asking prices on eight villas, ranging from 2000,7 to 2246,0002 square feet, at the new enclave One Sandy Lane begin at $25050 million.
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Tourists could tell from the villas' underground tunnels and menacing sentry posts how worried Chiang had been about uprisings and attempts to assassinate him.
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We toured poorer neighborhoods and those with plush looking villas, fancy cars, palm-lined streets and talked to Shia residents and a Shia mayor.
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This crew goes all luxury all the way, renting villas, taking private helicopter rides and filling up their passports with near-constant globe hopping.
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Wednesday's cabinet decision said that non-Qataris will also be permitted to own villas within residential complexes and shops within commercial complexes, QNA reported.
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President Trump's golf club in Jupiter, Florida includes an 18-hole golf course, a pool complex, a spa and salon, tennis courts, and villas.
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The Anantara Kihavah Maldives Villas has the world's first underwater wine cellar, offering a selection that spans nine decades, according to the resort's website.
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Tulum Journal TULUM, Mexico — By the time Renaud Jacquet arrived at his compound of rental beach villas, invaders were crawling all over the place.
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Residences range from two-bedroom apartments starting at $345,000 to expansive private villas with pools and waterfront views costing in excess of $10 million.
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A medieval fortress looks out over Art Nouveau mansions, Brutalist monuments and the modern villas of billionaires, some floating above the city like U.F.O.s.
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But even with a network of 1,500 properties - 800 villas and 700 hotels- and four years in business, turning a profit can be tough.
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We love Blue Apple Beach House, located just 30 minutes from the mainland by boat transfer, with just 10 guest rooms and standalone villas.
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He is likely to maintain an awkward, physical presence at Wynn, given that he maintains a residence at the villas of the Wynn hotel.
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Villas in the countryside range from about 4 million to 10 million dirhams ($400,510 to $1 million) or more, depending on size and location.
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International real estate In Vienna — where unemployment and interest rates are low — the housing market is strong, especially when it comes to historic villas.
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The hotel's 132 rooms range from Standard rooms starting at $129, to three-story spa villas with a private Jacuzzi that start at $292.
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Agents said the island's luxury housing stock includes older single-family homes, both renovated and unrenovated, and newer villas and condominiums in resort communities.
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Across the channel on Nevis, Paradise Beach Resort, a boutique property with seven villas, plans to expand with five more beach houses in December.
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Villas are luxe and upscale, with a private plunge pool alongside a large deck with a plush sunbed, handmade hammock, and an outdoor shower.
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The most desirable areas in the city, agents said, are Djurgarden, a parklike area with well-appointed villas, and Ostermalm, where this apartment is.
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The elevated perch of Jade Mountain adds to the drama while also ensuring that the open-sided villas capture cooling breezes day and night.
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MaryAnn Rolle, a restaurant owner in the Bahamas who catered daily meals and rented villas to the festival crew, says she is owed $134,2200.
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Our walls kept the pool private, unlike Ocean View Pool Villas, which anyone could walk in front of on the way to the beach.
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The assets include a villa in Switzerland, houses, apartments and villas in Britain, residences and a castle in Paris and an airplane in Malta.
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The Montagnard leaders moved into the city, sharing two villas and sending their children to school, some for the first time in their lives.
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"I've promised the president that at the end of the season he would sleep with one trophy," Villas-Boas told reporters in mid-February.
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Caesars Entertainment hopes to attract more Asian travelers, who management says often travel in groups or as multigenerational families, with its Anthology Suites & Villas.
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Villas-Boas: Tiny specks of dust, even maybe apparently just one or two specks could get underneath a key and cause it to malfunction.
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Sixty-five villas painted in explosive cobalt, crimson, and ochre cascade down craggy cliffs to look like a scene from the coast of Portofino.
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Sintra, Portugal, a picturesque city 15 miles outside of Lisbon in the Sintra Mountains, is home to numerous palaces, villas, mansions, castles, and churches.
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He was also a key partner in a large oceanfront property on Hainan island, which today houses high-end villas and a luxurious resort.
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The Luxe portfolio of 2100,2750 homes, available starting Tuesday, includes villas in Tuscany, ski lodges in New Zealand and castles in the French countryside.
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Marriott is also wading into the home rental industry, unveiling a new Airbnb-like service called Homes and Villas by Marriott International earlier this week.
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Caesars Palace Las Vegas has 25 villas on offer overall, ranging in size from 83,000 square feet to more than 12,000 square feet, McBurney said.
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The director of the park, Mike Villas warns people shouldn't take the first visuals at "face value" as all is not what it seems. Yikes!
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The Empathy Suite at the Palms joins the hotel's other five Sky Villas, all of which have been completely re-imagined from top to bottom.
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He still has hope, because the stadium and the crowd in St. Petersburg can be, as Villas-Boas put it, uncomfortable for the visiting team.
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It turned out the lush villas Fyre had advertised on its site and sold to attendees don't seem to have existed in the first place.
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It would be a grave mistake to imagine that Zika will confine itself to the seaside villas of Miami or the suburbs of Broward County.
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"During the 4373s the most active buyers were the Russians, who bought many seafront villas in the Dubrovnik area, pumping the prices," Ms. Nevskaya said.
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People who attended the festival tell us quite a few people were actually staying in villas near the campsite ... the tents were low-end accommodations.
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Beachfront pools, oceanside villas and a private beach can be found on the property, which sits on 2 two acres beneath some stunning Thai scenery.
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Ma said he and five of his friends signed a 200 million yuan contract for 71 villas developed by Ping An Real Estate last year.
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Each of the villas guests can book has a private stretch of white-sand beach outfitted with sun loungers, a garden and open-air bathrooms.
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Many masterpieces have long lived outside of public view, buried in the basements of museums or tucked away in the private villas of the rich.
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The Trump Organization in 2015 struck a deal to manage a luxury resort complex and villas, as well as a golf course at the site.
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"Arms dealers use secret villas, and homes and underground sites for selling weapons since open markets for weapons disappeared some time ago," the researcher said.
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Her father was an artisan plasterer, creating arches, domes and decorative niches in Provençal villas, while her mother stayed home to look after the children.
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Lear's last years were mostly good, if persistently melancholy, spent largely in Italian villas, with Ruskin himself offering a late critical tribute to his nonsense.
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"This is all us," he said, gesturing beyond the dune vegetation and palms to the cluster of villas that he and his wife had built.
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If you're looking to escape the city, you can find villas in 30 drool-worthy destinations, from Turks and Caicos to Puerto Vallarta and Bali.
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Officials gave families in Pukawang two new homes, one to live in and one to rent to the hotel company for use as guest villas.
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On January 20, 2014, 29-year-old Nakiea Jackson was at a restaurant in the Orange Street Villas neighborhood of downtown Kingston, where he worked.
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All clifftop residential-style villas are ultra-private and exclusive-feeling with private plunge pools, plus dedicated villa hosts to cater to your every whim.
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Choose from standard rooms, or keep the group all together in the two- or three-bedroom villas that feature cute white porches with water views.
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It played out similarly when HNA wanted to build a more upscale development, a five-star hotel and resort surrounded by villas, on Hainan Island.
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The island's two largest resorts, Caneel Bay and the Westin St. John Resort Villas, remain closed, most likely through 260, affecting both tourism and jobs.
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The Villas at Tribu in the Grenadines is situated on an island with just 300 people, meaning you'll really be getting away from it all.
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The Macedonian occupation in the fourth century B.C. brought economic decline, while trade during the Roman era saw recovery and the construction of new villas.
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Surely this is more the purview of people with villas or jobs less important than ours, we tell ourselves (while scrolling, zombielike, through social media).
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Rich Arabs and Russians joined European customers lining up to buy summer villas on the Aegean coast and luxury apartments and waterside palaces in Istanbul.
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At Sempiak Villas on the south coast, the rooms are full and the resort continues to receive inquiries from travelers that have left devastated areas.
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His mother, Martha (Pierson) Villas, came from Georgia and was an exacting cook who methodically devised her own recipes and faithfully mingled local ingredients exclusively.
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A second-half Dimitri Payet penalty gave Marseille a 2-1 win, their first of the season and first under new coach Andre Villas-Boas.
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Mulia's smallest One-Bedroom Villas still counts a whopping 5,400 square feet, which immediately makes the higher price tag feel a bit more worth it.
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It's unclear how long the former boss of Pemex spent in La Zagaleta, or who might have invited him into one of its scattered villas.
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You can search for all kinds of properties — houses, condos, villas, cabins and cottages — and sort results by things such as review rating and price.
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In April 264, the company unveiled its Homes & Villas program, which now offers 22018,221 rentable "premium and luxury homes" in 22017 locations around the world.
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"They'll want to make some profit on [Homes & Villas], of course, but at the moment the service [is] more of a value-add," Blutstein said.
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Now he needed Perriand, a 224-year-old decorative-arts-school graduate, to invent just how people would actually inhabit his white, geometrically pristine villas.
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There are also super spacious Three-Bedroom Grand Villas, which can sleep up to 12 people and are perfect for multi-generational or group vacations.
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Their villas are, for the most part, borrowed or rented; their leisure is not a noble privilege but an entitlement granted by the French republic.
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The sprawling resort includes the massive original Victorian building, as well as a contemporary oceanfront tower, poolside cabanas, and luxury Beach Village Cottages and Villas.
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Today, a growing wealth gap — where flashy cars and sprawling villas are juxtaposed against shanty towns and a challenging job market — has divided the populace.
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Consisting of 198 ocean-facing one- to six-bedroom apartments and waterside villas, the properties are divided between two of the resort's three hotel brands.
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The villas that were billed as upscale beach tents were tents that resembled those used by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in times of disaster.
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Opening date: November 2016Nightly rates: ~ $3,139 - $21,868Soneva Jani is an intimate Maldives resort with just 24 overwater villas, several of which come with water slides.
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In October, when she moved into her new one-bedroom in the South Bronx, Ms. Villas Boas went to Target to fill her empty refrigerator.
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The mother of two adult sons, Ms. Villas Boas is twice divorced; her second husband, she said, had been abusive since they married in 2007.
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Grand villas fronted onto tree-lined boulevards, and the verdant plazas and parks called to mind elegant green spaces in the capitals of Western Europe.
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That includes renting expensive villas for weeks or months, instead of days, for union conferences at the Renaissance Palm Springs Hotel where union leaders controlled a "master account" that allowed them to "deposit UAW funds up-front and run a tab" for just about everything — clothing, golf equipment, meals, liquor, expensive cigars and offsite villas with private pools and hot tubs, according to the complaint.
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These oppositions are most clearly embodied by "Memory Object 1" (20163), an awkward cement cube, with suggestions of design elements from the villas around Phnom Penh.
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Marriott announced in April it's entering the space and launching an Airbnb-like rental service, called Homes & Villas by Marriott International, that focuses on upscale properties.
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To brighten up their senior residents' Valentine's Day, staff at John-Wesley Villas in Macon, Georgia, invited special guests to their first Sweetheart Ball: local firefighters.
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Many of those with jobs belong to the army of workers who repaint, clean, mow and cook at the villas and yachts of nearby Saint-Tropez.
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Historic England, another public body, has dispatched aerial reconnaissance teams from bases in York and Swindon to scour the country for Roman villas and prehistoric forts.
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In the ongoing rehabilitation of Villas-Boas as a hipster manager, there are perhaps some further clues as to how the phenomenon is meant to work.
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Even families entering a public park offering (distant) views of leaders' villas had to place identity cards on digital scanners and squint into facial-recognition cameras.
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There are also two- and three-bedroom villas, which start around $1,000 per night, and entire residences with private pools available, for guests seeking extra privacy.
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Lunch was served as the Palladian villas of the Veneto rolled by, eventually replaced by the picture-book mountain villages of the Dolomites, Austria and Switzerland.
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The rental market was also depressed with rents for apartments and villas falling by 3 percent in the first quarter versus the previous quarter, it said.
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Unlike the Breezes, which has more traditional style hotel rooms, Baraza has all private villas (for both families and couples) that are tucked behind lush greenery.
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People who had spent thousands of dollars, promised luxury villas in the Bahamas, ending up stranded with tents, pre-made sandwiches, and no music or entertainment?
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But instead of high-end lodges and villas, they found wet mattresses, porta-potties and the type of tents used by FEMA for disaster relief efforts.
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Late antique churches such as Saint Sabina on Rome's Aventine Hill had opus sectile mosaics inlaid within it, but then again, so did many rich villas.
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Top coaches such as Luiz Felipe Scolari, Fabio Capello, Manuel Pellegrini and Andre Villas Boas have also had stints with clubs in the Chinese Super League.
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Koki lives on the Croatian island of Brioni, where Tito spent six months of the year, and where the villas are still reserved for Croatia's leaders.
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John Klein, owner of White Bay Villas & Seaside Cottages on Jost Van Dyke island in the British Virgin Islands, told CNN they were rebooking the guests.
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Spiegel and Kerr reportedly honeymooned on the private island of Laucala in Fiji at a resort whose villas have nightly rates ranging between $6,000 and $60,000.
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Ads often focus on private villas and high-end dining, while forgoing mentions of invitation-only gambling rooms and high-stakes games of baccarat and roulette.
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The pool was largely inspired by Italian villas, like Hadrian's at Tivoli and the Villa Borghese in Rome, with a hefty dose of Hollywood thrown in.
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Check In The White Exclusive Suites & Villas, in the Portuguese archipelago of the Azores, brings a touch of modern style to the island of São Miguel.
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At least four houses burned in hilly Bel-Air, where sprawling villas costing tens of millions of dollars are home to celebrities and other wealthy Angelenos.
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Adorned with Chinese art, calligraphy and stately furniture, the company's campus was dotted with villas for executives and a building to host officials and foreign dignitaries.
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Countless celebrities owned or own houses within the neighborhood, which is dominated by mid-century modern homes and more ornate Spanish Colonial Revival villas and compounds.
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And if you were to walk through its warren of lanes, you could easily stumble upon villas that could have been airlifted out of Santa Barbara.
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This time, it was Naples, the Gulf Coast town of multimillion-dollar seafront villas and inland mobile-home parks that was torn asunder by Hurricane Irma.
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The Westin St. John Resort Villas, one of the few other resorts on St. John, employed staff to help with the cleanup, which took 16 months.
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But then Airbnb made it fashionable to stay in people's luxury villas, city-center condos, rustic cabins and any number of unique accommodations around the world.
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Homes & Villas helps Marriott create "an ecosystem" with varied options, Mark Blutstein, research analyst at hospitality market research firm Phocuswright, told CNN Business in an interview.
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Socialites, artists, writers and expats lodged in rented villas and hotel rooms, apparently undaunted by the economic collapse of 1929 and the looming specter of Hitler.
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In the temperate spring air, small colorful cafes, brasseries and shops blended with russet-hued villas that were embellished with every color in the Provençal palette.
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Affordable new two-bedroom apartments cost up to 265477 million rupees (around $84,000), and higher-end villas can fetch 30 million rupees (around $420,000) or more.
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The JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay was named the best luxury resort in Southeast Asia, with villas costing $7,000 a night and gorgeous beach views.
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The Villages offer homes ranging from patio villas to ranch houses; prices start as low as $115,000, but some homes can cost more than $1 million.
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Bisate Lodge Next to Volcanoes National Park, Wilderness Safaris' Bisate Lodge will open in June with six elevated, dome-shaped villas facing the park's volcanic peaks.
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The reports said that investigators had found that Mr. Ma had six mistresses and two sons by them, and as many as six villas in Beijing.
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On August 29, 2011, Disney opened Aulani, a Disney resort and spa, on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, as well as accompanying Disney Vacation Club Villas.
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DAMAC International has developed the Trump International Gulf Club Dubai, as well as Trump-branded luxury villas in the Middle East worth 2.96 million dirhams ($805,858).
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The luxury villas, located at Navarino Dunes, are fully customizable, have a minimum floor space of 4,300 square feet and a starting price of €2.4 million.
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"The number of requests are now so high that we don't even bother replying," said Jacques Maudy, who manages villas in Bali through the website nomadholidayrentals.com.
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The black sites that the AP uncovered are housed in a variety of locations, including military bases, private villas, and in one case, inside a nightclub.
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Aside from most villas simply not existing on the Bahamian island of Great Exuma, the ones McFarland and his team did rent, he lost the keys to.
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Other workers use plywood to partition villas in Doha into separate apartments, defying a 2010 law that rules it illegal for workers to live in "family areas".
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Away from the crowds, one can enjoy the peace and old world charm of the island by staying either in the villas, or home stays on offer.
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The property, managed by the international hotel group Oetker Collection (which also runs the Hotel du Cap Eden Roc in Cannes), offers 34 suites and several villas.
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Another of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat's most iconic villas is Les Cèdres, a 189-year-old, 14-bedroom mansion that was purchased in 2019 for $221 million.
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These days country-music stars live in some of the oil barons' grand villas but, by way of compensation for the economic pendulum, the paternalism lives on.
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There used to be long waiting lists for compounds housing well-off expatriates; the lists have shrunk or disappeared, and more villas in the compounds are vacant.
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This offering will include some of the most spectacular homes in the world, from 16th Century Tuscan mansions to French Chateaus to beachside villas in Costa Rica.
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Yet the new resort does have plenty of features that cater to the VIP side, including special tables, junket rooms and high-end suites and garden villas.
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Yas Acres will consist of 1,315 villas, with the company saying residents will have access to a golf course and club house, parks, schools and a waterfront.
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Elle Decor reports that a total of 103 buildings, including historic castles and villas, are being given away to applicants willing to transform them into tourist attractions.
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Vrbo Vrbo is short for Vacation Rental By Owner, and as the name implies, it specializes in vacation rentals of all types: houses, apartments, condos, villas, etc.
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During the five hours he's spent on the pier this day, Villas caught a two-pound Calico sea bass, which he keeps in a bucket of water.
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Most is shipped abroad, but some is distributed in Rosario's villas: poverty-stricken districts on the city's outskirts where local gangs fight an increasingly brutal turf war.
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So don't go expecting to be knocked out, though Jeremy T. Villas draws some extra applause with his dance moves in Linus's "My Blanket and Me" number.
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One of the last villas for sale, known as , is on a plot of over 3,700m² that overlooks the Mediterranean Sea and has built-in Turkish baths.
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Ji, who casino executives said brings VIP players to Saipan on his private jet and accommodates them on his yacht or in opulent villas, declined to comment.
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He was a charismatic figure and an excellent salesman who would often promise potential clients that they'd be rich and own villas in Florida for purchasing Coke.
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Once on the market for a whopping $25 million, the 8,291-square-foot retreat is hidden within the ultra-exclusive Villas del Mar gated community of Palmilla.
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The idea of the millionaire sugar daddy with four yachts and nine villas who sweeps you off your feet and takes you away every weekend doesn't exist.
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Other people who booked luxury accommodations and villas, even advertised with private bathrooms, were instead offered tents and a communal bathroom in a trailer, according to Morton.
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The property has subsequently been acquired by a real estate developer who plans to demolish what's left of the house, subdivide the land, and build luxury villas.
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Soon after Ma's detention, accounts began appearing in China's state-run media claiming that Ma had six Beijing villas, six mistresses and at least two illegitimate sons.
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Most of his films take place in beachy European villas — oft-cited originals in a whole genre of copycat movies currently having a bit of a moment.
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Among the handful of renewed hotels on Dominica, the secluded Secret Bay is reopening this month with six restored villas, each with a plunge pool (from $705).
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Villa Silavaree, as the home is called, was built in 25, one of 26 villas in the gated Santikhiri Estate, on the island's less-populated southern coast.
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Premium Villas come with plunge pools housed in a large private courtyard, around 405 square feet, and includes a large day bed, fountain, and an outdoor shower.
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A new Trump-affiliated real-estate project in Dubai will feature an 9843-hole golf course designed by Tiger Woods, extensive greenery and hundreds of luxury villas.
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During my recent visit, standard rooms were already booked up but I was able to snag a last-minute room at the BoardWalk Villas — at a premium.
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In the South Pacific, Kokomo Island Fiji opened this spring with 23 beachfront villas and five three-bedroom to six-bedroom residences on a 140-acre island.
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Among the more non-conventional/political looks ... Joy Villas "Trump 2020" dress, Megan Pormer's "No War 💖 Iran" gown and Ricky Rebel's "Impeach This" ass cheek statement.
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I run along the wall overlooking the sea, then up and down the narrow streets, passing shops and churches and brightly colored villas covered in flowering vines.
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A lush urban oasis, the hotel is made up of 39 rooms and villas for an intimate atmosphere that feels removed from Bangkok&aposs fast-paced streets.
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Expenses were reported for luxury items such as golf outings, expensive cigars and extended stays in private villas among other things, according to a federal criminal complaint.
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Velaa features 43 villas with private pools, six bars and restaurants, a spa, golf, and activities such as yoga, scuba diving, kite surfing, and stand-up paddleboarding.
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It has also been rebranded by the hospitality company Belmond following the hurricanes — a project that included a total renovation of its 170 terraced rooms and villas.
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Even the more luxurious touches are of a piece with their environment — at the Paro villas, individual infinity pools seem to flow down into stepped rice paddies.
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Stroll through Fontainhas, the colorful Latin Quarter, where you'll find old villas splashed in shades of marigold, turquoise and emerald, and fountains and handmade Portuguese tiles aplenty.
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Once inside, it took another five minutes or so to reach the lobby — the grounds were massive, filled with villas perched on stilts ensconced within lush jungle foliage.
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Titled Ordos 100, the project invited over 100 international architects to design villas; you can watch a documentary on the planning of the project, which remains largely unrealized.
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The hotel's owner, Ali Safak Ozturk, says he is already trying to appeal more to Arab tourists, by increasing the privacy of the outdoor sections of his villas.
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Mr. Navalny suggested that Mr. Chaika's son jointly owned a luxury hotel in Greece and villas in Switzerland with Olga Lopatina, the wife of a deputy prosecutor general.
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The 52-year-old actor was in Turks and Caicos over the holiday, enjoying a weekend getaway with a friend at the popular celeb resort the Amanyara Villas.
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U.S. online rental marketplace Airbnb Inc is in talks to buy Canada's Luxury Retreats, that specialises in rentals of high-end vacation villas, for more than $200 million.
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Local officials worry that a property tax would expose their possession of ill-gotten luxury villas, since it would involve setting up a database of who owns what.
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As tourists deserted, the economy crumbled, along with the impressive villas and commanding apartment blocks that now play home to African migrants and those without many better choices.
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The Peninsula in Beverly Hills, California, has been rated AAA Five Diamond and Forbes Five Star since 1993 and features 195 guestrooms, 38 suites and 17 private villas.
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It was part of a rare achondrite meteorite that had exploded over Spain four months earlier, lighting up the evening for the tourists staying in the surrounding villas.
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Marsa Al Arab will feature 13 villas, a marine and water park and a theatre with capacity for 1,700 people to host Cirque du Soleil, local media reported.
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The setting, for one thing: a sun-bleached multicultural Mediterranean port which mixes fabulous villas with brutalist tower blocks, and where drugs disrespect the boundaries between the two.
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Since I'm not welcome to stay with my family in the company of my wife, we stay in hotels while in Kingston and in villas on the coasts.
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Sunset Sails:Grand OneSea RayLuxury Accommodations:There's no dearth of upscale bungalows, villas and suites at Disney World Resorts, but the pièce de résistance continues to be the Grand Floridian.
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The most high-end hotel in Santa Teresa occupies its own small white-sand bay, and it recently acquired the next-door property's four villas and coconut grove.
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Nestled among sprawling banana plants and towering palms, the existing 11 ocher-plastered villas (a mix of one- and two-bedroom bungalows) are semi-open to the elements.
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The initial price for the 85033-bedroom Le Chateau des Palmiers, which comes with two adjoining villas, was significantly higher than that of neighboring properties on the island.
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Official accounts of their wrongdoing have been staggering: rooms piled high with banknotes, luxury villas galore and family members, as well as mistresses, living the life of Riley.
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There are no cars, only bikes and golf carts, and villas with enough space between them that you could have a conversation without being overheard by your neighbors.
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Villas, which are open-plan and designed in Hawaiian style, range from 230 square meters, or 260,503 square feet, to 250 square meters, and start at $230 million.
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The Getaway Airbnb, the peer-to-peer accommodations site where travelers book everything from single rooms to entire villas, has spent the last couple of years branching out.
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In Planken, we came across the stone ruins of one of the four Roman villas, dating from 150 A.D., that had been constructed in what is now Liechtenstein.
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The public villas, Rome's green lungs, have become post-apocalyptic landscapes where vagabonds sleep on slides and yellow Roma Capitale tape sections off fallen trees like crime scenes.
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But the south has "magnificent" villas as well, Ms. Floissac said, with some properties at Sugar Beach, a Viceroy Resort, fetching 40 million East Caribbean dollars ($15 million).
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Growing up in Charlotte, N.C., Mr. Villas had been steeped in gastronomy — he once recalled that he had been devoted to family, church and food, in that order.
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These luxury villas are free-standing units inspired by the romantic overwater bungalows you'd find in Fiji or Bora Bora but with a big dose of Disney magic.
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There are plenty of properties on Capri available for less than 1 million euros ($1.14 million), but most buyers are looking for larger villas and apartments, she said.
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Homes & Villas rental spaces must feature top-tier amenities, including premium bath accessories, luxe bed linens, fluffy white towels, washers and dryers, high-speed Wi-Fi and more.
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Marsa Al Arab will feature 140 villas, a marine and water park and a theater with capacity for 1,700 people to host Cirque du Soleil, local media reported.
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The villas are spacious and have all the comforts of home with full kitchens and a washer and dryer, as well as luxurious perks like the spa tub.
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Arabtec rose 3.5 percent after Abu Dhabi's Aldar Properties awarded the builder a 2 billion dirham ($544.5 million) for 1,017 luxury villas in the United Arab Emirates capital.
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This luxury boutique hotel minimizes its footprint by using renewable energy and constructing its 14 villas and a main lodge on stilts to avoid damaging the local habitat.
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He bought a 4,000-square-foot townhouse on Manhattan's Upper East Side, an estate in the Hamptons and a condo in Chicago, in addition to the French villas.
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Italian investigators also seized about 20 million euros in other assets, including farmland, villas and apartments linked to Mr. Imperiale and an associate, prosecutors said at the time.
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Although the tourism industry is still dominated by villas rented for thousands of dollars a night, foreigners can now book more modest accommodations for as little as $30.
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Their god: the architect John Elgin Woolf, who created Marrakesh's 364 pink and white villas and 14 pink and white pool houses in his signature Hollywood Regency style.
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Still, unlike so many of his contemporaries, who squirreled funds to splash on European villas and shopping excursions, Ky conspired primarily to advance political rather than private ends.
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Marriott recently ventured into the home rental business with the launch of Homes & Villas by Marriott International, which offers 2,000 rentals in more than a 100 destinations globally.
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In addition to its multimillion-dollar condos, Fisher Island offers luxury hotel accommodations that include four historic cottages, six courtyard villas, and a guest house with five suites.
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It offers few jobs, mainly in retail services and construction, which tend to be temporary, as the two-story villas built in the past decade now only need maintenance.
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Down south, in the Andaman Sea, The Naka Phuket, a modernist retreat designed by the Thai architect Duangrit Bunnag, consists of 252 cantilevered glass villas (around $252 a night).
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Even if not staying in one of the advertized villas, you'd still be looking at a $1000 price tag for the weekend—excluding flights—to sleep in a tent.
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A day earlier dramatic TV footage showed fast-running rivers of muddy water gushing down roads, bringing down trees and even some villas in the hilly areas around Jakarta.
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Adam Neat, who went by the stage name DJ Adam Sky, was found dead at the Hillstone Villas Resort in Bali on Saturday morning, according to The Jakarta Post.
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Even if not staying in one of the advertised villas, you'd still be looking at a £772 price tag for the weekend—excluding flights—to sleep in a tent.
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The online property rental broker Airbnb has launched a new site dedicated to high-end listings that includes castles, entire villages, and beachfront villas in the U.S. or Caribbean.
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On Wednesday, he interrupted a hectic tour of China and Laos to reconnect with his inner Southeast Asian in this beguiling city of Buddhist temples and French colonial villas.
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Since the Childs moved in, farms and vineyards have been converted to golf courses and villas to accommodate the international elites who want to live on the Côte d'Azur.
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It's come under lawmaker scrutiny after SIGAR (SIGAR) reports found it spent $43 million on a compressed natural gas station and $150 million on private villas and security guards.
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Paul Malong Awan, who officially makes about $45,000 a year, owns at least two luxurious villas in Uganda and a $2 million mansion in a gated community in Nairobi.
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The Monteverdi Hotel and Villas, in Castiglioncello del Trinoro, in the Tuscany region of Italy, takes an even more eclectic approach, with an artists and scholars in residence program.
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We had no intention of entering the property; his villas, as well as the other properties seized in June, were being held by a ragtag group of security guards.
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Of those ~100 villas on Mustique, dozens are available for rent, like the Hibiscus villa, a five-bedroom, Tuscan-style home with 270-degree panoramic views of nearby beaches.
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In that light, the companies are exploring opportunities to collaborate, which could see OYO properties — in this case more likely villas and Airbnb-like properties — listed on Airbnb's service.
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Teh's 40 second flipbook-style animation shows the film's protagonist, Aguilar de Nerha, performing hidden blade drops, surfing down tile rooftops, and scaling the walls of a Spanish villas.
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Discarded jeans and plastic water bottles began to litter the underbrush, and then I was walking behind gated villas with manicured topiaries, swimming pools, an aviary of tropical birds.
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Prices have recovered fully since the 2716 crisis, and currently villas range from about 2011,9523 euros, or about $2952,2765, to 7658 million euros, or about $20 million, he said.
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This gorgeous hotel is just right for honeymooners, with a property made up of seven luxurious villas along the Saigon river, nestled within tropical gardens and offering extraordinary views.
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One luxury villa company that caters to families is The Thinking Traveller, which manages Casa Carcicera (from $3,696 a week) and about 220 other privately owned villas around Europe.
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Last month the government began taking down miles of towering concrete blast walls that surrounded the area, and blocked off many official buildings, former palaces, embassies and villas inside.
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Standing in those shells of villas it was easy to imagine what might become of this place in a few years, should developers get hold of this forgotten land.
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James Villas, an author of numerous cookbooks and magazine articles who staunchly defended his homegrown Southern cooking and waged an uncivil war against voguish gustatory gimmickry, died on Aug.
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After taxes and fees, I paid $657 for a four-day/three-night stay at Omni Cancun Hotel & Villas that would have cost us $1,200 without the Groupon deal.
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"We have a problem that a lot of our longtime guests, who came with their yachts and rented the big villas, don't see themselves here anymore," Mr. Novak said.
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Construction cranes dot the coastline, with several new master-planned projects in development, each advertising modern villas, state-of-the-art spas and restaurants fashioned by world-renowned chefs.
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The Cyclades have regular ferry routes among their islands, of which Mykonos and Ios are known for dancing nights and mornings away in beach clubs or in private villas.
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In the villas miserias (shantytowns) on the periphery of the metropolis, demand for food handouts at comedores (soup kitchens) has risen sharply, prompting congress to approve emergency food aid.
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Prices for villas with a "nice sea view and short distance to the sea" range from about 500,000 to 1.3 million euros ($22.5,20.5 to $21 million), Mr. Taralas said.
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Eduardo Dias da Costa Villas Boas, then wrote on Twitter that the armed forces remained committed to hewing to the constitution, essentially swatting down speculation about a potential coup.
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Beyond the house, the road meandered upward past more villas, then dustily through a cluster of old cottages around the medieval parish church, which had a distinguished rood screen.
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Properties come in a range of sizes and prices including two-bedroom apartments for 21,2800 euros, about $21994,0003, and five-bedroom villas that cost upward of 2000 million euros.
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Hotels, villas, cathedrals, racecourses, and theatres quickly sprang up, and the city was alternately hailed as the Paris of the East and lambasted as the Whore of the Orient.
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Lodgings are private villas or boutique hotels, and last year the company added a trip aboard a 123-foot yacht in the Maldives featuring beach workouts on different islands.
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Marriott Homes and Villas, which has been trialed in several European cities, will officially launch in May, as soon as next week, and will initially feature about 53,000 homes.
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