Capella Hotels and Resorts
Architect Bill Bensley on the Importance of Eco-Conscious Travel and Hospitality
It’s time for a greener standard in the make of luxury hotels.

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Five Questions with Visionary Architect Bill Bensley
The self-described “Baliophile” and mastermind behind the sweeping new Capella Ubud shares his drive to protect the island’s beauty.
The New Capella Ubud, Bali Is a Sweeping, Stylish Vision of Sustainable Travel
Designed by famed architect (and self-proclaimed Baliophile) Bill Bensley, the property’s jungle-shrouded canvas tents are more than just dreamy.
The Next Big Thing: Top 12 Things Muse Editors are Excited About this Spring
From hot springs in Iceland to haute carryalls, our experts call out the designs and destinations they’re drawn to this season.
Front Runners December 2015: Wet All Over
A new wave of water-sports experiences from Bali to Bodrum. Dive In ❖ The Mandarin Oriental, Bodrum (shown at left; mandarinoriental.com), is opening up the wonders of the Aegean Sea with its new Diving into the Eternal Blue package. Introduced in October and priced from about $780 per person per night, the experience includes accommodations […]
Capella Marigot Bay Resort and Marina to Debut in St. Lucia
The Caribbean resort has been revamped and refreshed…
Sneak Peek: Capella Washington DC, Georgetown
Capella Hotels and Resorts will open its first stateside Capella-branded hotel in late March in the historic and charming Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, DC. The intimate hotel has 49 rooms and suites, a restaurant and lounge specializing in organic fare, and a rooftop pool and bar offering sweeping city views. The hotel also offers guests […]
The Setai Fifth Avenue
From the ice cave in its Auriga Spa to the mattresses in its guest rooms, the new Setai Fifth Avenue is built to pamper. The former—an 8-by-10-foot chamber where guests rub themselves with chunks of ice—is Manhattan’s first. The latter—Duxiana mattresses that cost $12,000 apiece—promise to be “the most comfortable you’ve ever slept on,” says […]
Capella Singapore
The restored British Colonial buildings that mark the entrance to Capella Singapore shield an even greater architectural treasure. After passing through the 18th-century structures, which house the resort’s lobby and library, you step onto a grassy terrace offering views of a curvaceous edifice that sinks into the hillside below. Designed by architect Sir Norman Foster, […]