White sand beaches and over-water villas? I'm tired of hearing it all. The Maldives' Indian Ocean island may seem so clichéd that it takes a very sleek hotel to separate out from the crowd.
Cheval Blanc Randheli, owned by LVMH (aka Mot Hennessy Louis Vuitton), is a very French interpretation on the postcard-perfect tropical paradise. They claim to be committed to producing ultra-personalized honeymoon getaways for couples, and they must be doing something right: Roger Federer and the newly appointed Prince and Princess of Wales have recently checked in.
As if one private island wasn't enough, Russian call girls in Delhi Cheval Blanc Randheli spans six in the Noonu Atoll, a 40-minute seaplane ride from Malé. But, there is no need to mix with the crowds at the airport. Before their continuing seaplane trip, hotel personnel whisks guests away to a quiet private arrivals lounge for freshly made croissants. The resort features just 45 massive villas spread throughout the major islands, linked by wooden boardwalks and sandy roads that wind through aromatic rainforest, banana trees, and orchid gardens. Nevertheless, if you're expecting to get a glimpse of Prince William over breakfast, you'll be disappointed since there's also a second private island with its own dock, four-bedroom house, beach, bar, spa, and private chefs for a really exclusive retreat.