Our Favorite Rosewood Hotels Around the World

The KJ Travel Guide to the Rosewood Collection

We know there's a big  difference between knowing a hotel and experiencing it firsthand. Our team has personally visited, inspected, and stayed at these Rosewood properties, giving us a better understanding of what makes each one special. We're sharing our insights to help you find the right hotel for your next getaway.

From a secluded Hawaiian retreat to a historic castle overlooking an Austrian lake, Rosewood has built a collection of extraordinary properties, each with its own personality, design, and connection to the destination.

At KJ Travel, we've curated 17 of our favorite Rosewood hotels around the world. Each offers something special, and knowing the differences will help you choose your next stay.

Whether you're planning your next beach vacation, a European adventure, or a special celebration, here's where we'd start.

Our Favorite Rosewood Hotels in the United States & Hawaii

Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort

Big Island, Hawaii

Best for: Families, couples, nature lovers, and travelers seeking a more secluded Hawaiian experience.

Kona Village isn't your typical Hawaiian beach resort, and that's what makes it so special.

Set along the volcanic coastline of Hawaii's Big Island, the property features freestanding, thatched-roof accommodations known as hale, thoughtfully designed to reflect the island's cultural heritage and natural surroundings.

Rather than a traditional high-rise resort, guests enjoy an expansive oceanfront setting, a relaxed atmosphere, and opportunities to connect with Hawaiian culture through experiences on land and at sea.

From snorkeling in Kahuwai Bay to learning about the island's traditions, there's plenty to experience beyond the beach.

The KJ Travel Take: Kona Village is an excellent choice for travelers looking for a quieter, more nature-focused Hawaiian vacation. Don't miss the resort's sunrise outrigger canoe paddle, a wonderful way to experience Kahuwai Bay before the day begins.

Rosewood Miramar Beach

Montecito, California

Best for: Couples, romantic weekends, luxury coastal getaways, and food lovers.

Set along the coastline of Montecito, Rosewood Miramar Beach brings together classic California elegance and relaxed beachfront living.The property feels like a beautiful coastal estate, with manicured gardens, sophisticated accommodations, and direct access to Miramar Beach.

Beyond the resort, guests can enjoy nearby Santa Barbara's shopping, wine tasting, and beautiful coastal scenery.

The KJ Travel Take: We love this property for a long weekend or special celebration. For travelers who appreciate exceptional dining, an evening at Caruso's deserves a spot on the itinerary. And of course, beachfront rooms/ suites are our favorite and we highly recommend them.

The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel

New York City, New York

Best for: Couples, art and culture lovers, and travelers seeking a quintessential New York experience.

Few hotels capture the timeless glamour of New York quite like The Carlyle. Located on Manhattan's Upper East Side, this legendary property has long been associated with New York's cultural and social scene.

Bemelmans Bar, famous for its whimsical murals, is a New York institution, while Café Carlyle continues the hotel's tradition of intimate live performances and classic cabaret.

And with Central Park, Madison Avenue, and some of the city's most celebrated museums nearby, the location is excellent for exploring a more classic side of Manhattan.

The KJ Travel Take: A stay at The Carlyle is as much about the experiences within the hotel as it is about exploring New York. 

Our Favorite Rosewood Hotels in Mexico

Rosewood San Miguel de Allende

San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Best for: Couples, art enthusiasts, food lovers, and travelers who enjoy culture-rich destinations.

San Miguel de Allende is one of Mexico's most charming destinations, known for its colorful colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, art galleries, and lively culinary scene.

Rosewood San Miguel de Allende captures that atmosphere beautifully.

Designed in the style of a traditional Mexican hacienda, the hotel features elegant accommodations, lush courtyards, and a strong connection to the city's artistic heritage.

Its central location makes it a wonderful base for discovering San Miguel, whether that means exploring local galleries, browsing artisan boutiques, or spending an afternoon wandering the historic streets.

The KJ Travel Take: This is a wonderful choice for travelers who want more than a traditional resort vacation. We'd recommend spending the day exploring the city before returning to Luna Rooftop for cocktails and beautiful views over San Miguel de Allende.

Las Ventanas al Paraíso, A Rosewood Resort

Los Cabos, Mexico

Best for: Couples, honeymoons, anniversaries, milestone celebrations, and luxury family vacations.

Las Ventanas al Paraíso has long been one of Los Cabos' most celebrated luxury resorts, and its reputation for highly personalized service is a big part of the appeal.

Overlooking the Sea of Cortez, the property combines beautiful Mexican-inspired architecture, exceptional dining, spacious accommodations, and thoughtful attention to detail.

It's especially well-known for its romantic experiences, ranging from intimate beachfront dinners to personalized celebrations.

But while Las Ventanas is a favorite for couples, its larger suites and private villas also make it an excellent option for families and groups who value privacy and personalized service.

The KJ Travel Take: What makes Las Ventanas particularly special is the level of customization available. For a romantic getaway or anniversary, we'd recommend looking into one of the resort's private dining experiences,which can be arranged in advance. There's a big reason this is one of our most booked Rosewood properties.

Rosewood Mayakoba

Riviera Maya, Mexico

Best for: Families, multigenerational vacations, couples, and travelers seeking privacy with plenty of resort amenities.

Surrounded by mangroves, winding lagoons, and the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, Rosewood Mayakoba offers a unique setting along Mexico's Riviera Maya.

Unlike a traditional beachfront resort, Mayakoba is built around a network of waterways and natural landscapes, creating an atmosphere that feels peaceful and immersed in nature.

The resort offers spacious suites, private residences, beautiful pools, and a variety of dining and wellness experiences.

It's particularly appealing for families and multigenerational groups, thanks to its larger accommodation options and the opportunity to balance relaxation with activities for different ages.

The KJ Travel Take: One of the things we like the most about Mayakoba is how much there is to discover throughout the property. We'd recommend taking an eco-tour through the lagoons by electric boat to learn more about the surrounding mangroves and wildlife. And when selecting accommodations, it's worth considering whether a beachfront or lagoon setting is the better fit for your stay.

Rosewood Mandarina

Riviera Nayarit, Mexico

Best for: Couples, adventurous families, wellness enthusiasts, and travelers looking for a distinctive coastal escape.

Located along Mexico's Pacific coast in Riviera Nayarit, Rosewood Mandarina is surrounded by lush mountains, tropical vegetation, and beautiful ocean views.

The property's design embraces its natural surroundings, with accommodations positioned across different parts of the landscape, from beachfront settings to elevated mountainside locations.

Every accommodation features a private plunge pool, while the resort's pools, beach areas, and Asaya Spa offer plenty of opportunities to unwind.

For travelers who enjoy combining relaxation with outdoor exploration, Mandarina offers a particularly compelling experience.

The KJ Travel Take: One of the most important things to know before booking Rosewood Mandarina is that your accommodation's location can significantly shape your experience. Beachfront accommodations offer a closer connection to the sand and sea, while mountainside suites emphasize elevated views and a more secluded atmosphere. The resort also has flatland accommodations with their own distinct setting.

Location really matters here and we're happy to help find the one that works best for your stay!

Our Favorite Rosewood Hotels in the Caribbean

Rosewood Baha Mar

Nassau, Bahamas

Best for: Families, multigenerational trips, couples, and travelers who enjoy a resort with plenty of activities.

Rosewood Baha Mar offers an appealing combination of refined luxury and the energy of a larger resort destination.

Located within the Baha Mar complex in Nassau, Rosewood has its own dedicated beach area and pools, giving guests a more private setting while still providing access to the wider resort's extensive dining and entertainment options.

This combination makes it particularly attractive for families traveling with children of different ages or multigenerational groups with varying interests.

Some guests may want to spend their days relaxing by the beach, while others can take advantage of the larger resort's activities and amenities.

The KJ Travel Take: We especially like Rosewood Baha Mar for families who appreciate luxury but don't necessarily want a quiet, secluded resort. The ability to enjoy Rosewood's dedicated spaces while having so many additional experiences nearby is a major advantage.

Rosewood Little Dix Bay

Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands

Best for: Couples, honeymoons, nature lovers, and families seeking a quieter Caribbean escape.

For travelers who dream of a Caribbean getaway surrounded by natural beauty, Rosewood Little Dix Bay is a particularly special choice.

Located on Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands, the resort is tucked between green hills and a beautiful crescent-shaped bay.

The setting feels peaceful and secluded, with an emphasis on outdoor living, understated luxury, and spending time immersed in nature.

Days here can be as relaxed or adventurous as you'd like, whether that means unwinding on the beach, exploring the island's coastline, or heading out on the water.

The KJ Travel Take: Little Dix Bay is a wonderful alternative to larger Caribbean resorts, especially for travelers who prioritize tranquility and natural surroundings.

One experience we'd recommend is arranging a boat transfer to one of Virgin Gorda's secluded beaches for swimming, snorkeling, and a few hours away from the crowds. A private picnic can also be arranged through the resort.

Our Favorite Rosewood Hotels in Europe

Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel

Tuscany, Italy

Best for: Couples, wine lovers, families, multigenerational trips, and travelers seeking an authentic Tuscan countryside experience.

There are few places that capture the beauty of the Tuscan countryside quite like Castiglion del Bosco. Situated within the rolling hills of the Val d'Orcia, this historic estate brings together beautifully restored accommodations, vineyards, exceptional cuisine, and the charm of rural Italy.

Guests can stay in elegant suites within the estate's historic village or choose one of its private villas for a more residential experience. The estate is also home to a winery producing Brunello di Montalcino, making it an especially appealing destination for wine enthusiasts.

Beyond the vineyards, guests can enjoy culinary experiences, countryside activities, and the surrounding region's historic towns.

The KJ Travel Take: Castiglion del Bosco is a great fit for travelers who want to truly settle into Tuscany rather than simply pass through. For families or groups traveling together, the private villas are particularly appealing.

Rosewood Munich

Munich, Germany

Best for: Couples, culture enthusiasts, luxury city breaks, and travelers exploring Bavaria.

Located in the heart of Munich's historic Old Town, Rosewood Munich brings together the city's architectural heritage and a contemporary approach to luxury hospitality.

The hotel occupies beautifully restored historic buildings, with interiors that feel refined and residential. Its central location places guests within walking distance of many of Munich's main attractions, including the historic squares, cultural landmarks, and shopping streets.

After a day exploring the city, the hotel's Asaya Spa offers a relaxing retreat with wellness facilities and treatments.

The KJ Travel Take: Rosewood Munich is an excellent home base for travelers looking to experience Bavaria beyond the usual sightseeing. We'd recommend combining time in Munich with visits to the surrounding Bavarian countryside, particularly for travelers planning a longer journey through Germany or Austria.

Rosewood Schloss Fuschl

Lake Fuschl, Austria

Best for: Romantic getaways, nature lovers, wellness retreats, and travelers seeking a unique European countryside stay.

Set along the shores of Lake Fuschl, just outside Salzburg, Rosewood Schloss Fuschl is one of those properties where the setting is a major part of the experience.

Housed within a beautifully restored 15th-century castle, the hotel overlooks an Alpine lake surrounded by forested hills and mountain scenery.The property blends its historic character with contemporary luxury, offering beautiful accommodations, exceptional dining, and a destination spa.

It's an appealing retreat for travelers who enjoy the outdoors, whether that means lakeside relaxation, hiking, or exploring the surrounding region.

The KJ Travel Take: We love the idea of pairing a stay at Schloss Fuschl with time in Salzburg or Vienna for a beautiful combination of culture and countryside.

Rosewood Vienna

Vienna, Austria

Best for: Couples, art and music lovers, and travelers who appreciate elegant European city hotels.

Located in the heart of Vienna's Old Town, Rosewood Vienna brings a fresh perspective to one of Europe's most elegant capitals. Set within beautifully restored historic buildings, the hotel blends traditional Viennese character with contemporary design.

Its location on Petersplatz makes it an excellent base for discovering the city's architecture, museums, music, and celebrated café culture.

The KJ Travel Take: We love Rosewood Vienna for a sophisticated European city break, particularly for travelers who appreciate architecture, culture, and exceptional dining. We'd recommend ending an evening with cocktails at THE1835, the hotel's intimate rooftop bar overlooking the city.

Rosewood Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Best for: Couples, art and design lovers, cultural city breaks, and travelers who appreciate boutique-style luxury in a historic setting.

Amsterdam's beautiful canals, historic architecture, and creative energy provide the perfect backdrop for Rosewood Amsterdam. Located along the Prinsengracht canal in the city's historic center, the hotel occupies the former Palace of Justice, a landmark building that has been thoughtfully transformed into a luxury retreat. The hotel is also home to Asaya Spa, an indoor swimming pool, and several dining venues.

Beyond the hotel, guests can easily explore Amsterdam's museums, independent boutiques, charming neighborhoods, and celebrated canal district.

The KJ Travel Take: What makes Rosewood Amsterdam particularly appealing is how closely the property connects guests with the city's history, art, and design.

One experience we'd recommend is exploring the canals aboard the hotel's historic Salon Boat, Liberty. It's a lovely way to discover Amsterdam from the water while enjoying a more private, relaxed perspective of the city.

Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel

Paris, France

Best for: Romantic getaways, milestone celebrations, luxury shopping, and travelers seeking a quintessentially Parisian experience.

Overlooking the iconic Place de la Concorde, this legendary Palace hotel combines centuries of French heritage with beautiful contemporary luxury.

For travelers looking to explore Paris, the location is excellent, with the Tuileries Garden, Champs-Élysées, and some of the city's most celebrated shopping and cultural attractions nearby.

The KJ Travel Take: Hôtel de Crillon is a fabulous choice for travelers celebrating something special or those who appreciate a hotel with a real sense of history and occasion.

Rosewood London

London, England

Best for: Couples, families, culture enthusiasts, and travelers seeking a classic London hotel with contemporary comforts.

Rosewood London located in a more residential part of the city, offers a beautiful balance of British heritage and modern luxury, all within easy reach of some of the city's most exciting neighborhoods.

Located in Holborn, near Covent Garden, the hotel occupies a grand Edwardian building with an impressive entrance courtyard, elegant interiors, and a sense of privacy that feels especially welcome in a busy city.

Guests can enjoy the hotel's popular Art Afternoon Tea at the Mirror Room, where the experience takes inspiration from celebrated artists.

With the British Museum, Covent Garden, and London's West End nearby, the hotel is an excellent base for exploring the city's cultural attractions.

The KJ Travel Take: We particularly like Rosewood London for travelers who want an elegant hotel that still feels warm and inviting. They also have very spacious rooms, some of them with double queen bed options which is very rare to find in Europe. Additionally, we highly recommend the Scarfes bar.

The Chancery Rosewood

Mayfair, London, England

Best for: Couples, design enthusiasts, and travelers seeking an exclusive all-suite London experience.

One of London's most exciting recent luxury hotel additions, The Chancery Rosewood brings new life to a landmark building in the heart of Mayfair.

Set within the former United States Embassy on Grosvenor Square, the property has been transformed into a contemporary luxury hotel while preserving the architectural character of the original building, designed by Eero Saarinen.

Unlike a traditional city hotel, The Chancery is an all-suite property, with 144 suites (entry level rooms are jr. suites) offering a spacious and residential approach to luxury accommodation.

Its Mayfair location also makes it particularly appealing for travelers interested in luxury shopping, art, dining, and exploring some of London's most iconic neighborhoods.

The KJ Travel Take: The Chancery Rosewood is a compelling choice for travelers who appreciate design, privacy, and a more contemporary luxury hotel experience. We highly recommend cocktails on the rooftop bar and the spa is definitely a must.

A note about Rosewood Beyond offer: The Chancery Rosewood is excluded from the Rosewood Beyond 2026 promotion, available for eligible bookings made November 3–10, 2026, for stays through June 30, 2027. The hotel remains available for regular bookings, and a KJ Travel advisor can help explore other applicable offers and benefits.

Discover and book Your Next Rosewood Stay with KJ Travel

With so many extraordinary properties in the Rosewood collection, choosing where to stay is just the beginning.

At KJ Travel, we believe the details matter. From selecting the right hotel and room category to arranging special experiences and making thoughtful recommendations, our goal is to help create a trip that feels personal from beginning to end.

Whether you're considering a relaxing beach vacation, a romantic escape, or a European adventure, we'd love to help you find the Rosewood property that's right for you.

Ready to plan your next getaway? Connect with a KJ Travel advisor to explore the collection and start planning your stay.

Frequently Asked Questions About Rosewood Hotels

What are the best Rosewood hotels for families?

Rosewood Mayakoba, Kona Village, Rosewood Baha Mar, and Rosewood Mandarina are all excellent options to consider for a family vacation.

For multigenerational groups, properties such as Castiglion del Bosco and Las Ventanas al Paraíso also offer larger accommodations and private villas that can work particularly well.

The best fit depends on the children's ages, preferred activities, and accommodation requirements.

Which Rosewood hotels are best for couples?

Las Ventanas al Paraíso, Rosewood Little Dix Bay, Rosewood Miramar Beach, and Rosewood Schloss Fuschl are especially appealing for romantic getaways.

For couples who prefer exploring a city, Hôtel de Crillon in Paris and Rosewood Vienna are wonderful alternatives.

Each offers a different atmosphere, from the highly personalized experiences of Las Ventanas to the quiet natural setting of Little Dix Bay.

What is the difference between Rosewood London and The Chancery Rosewood?

Although both are luxury Rosewood properties in London, they offer distinctly different experiences.

Rosewood London is located in Holborn, close to Covent Garden and the West End. Its grand Edwardian architecture, traditional British influences, and acclaimed dining venues create a classic London atmosphere.

The Chancery Rosewood, on the other hand, is located in Mayfair's Grosvenor Square. Its all-suite accommodations, contemporary design, and extensive dining collection offer a more residential, design-focused experience.

What is the difference between Rosewood Mayakoba and Rosewood Mandarina?

Although both are luxury resorts in Mexico, they offer different perspectives.

Rosewood Mayakoba is located along the Riviera Maya on Mexico's Caribbean coast, surrounded by lagoons, mangroves, and beaches. Its extensive facilities and range of accommodation options make it especially attractive for families and multigenerational travelers.

Rosewood Mandarina is located on Mexico's Pacific coast in Riviera Nayarit, where mountains, tropical landscapes, and ocean views play a central role in the experience. Its beachfront and mountain accommodations offer distinctly different settings.

Can you receive additional benefits when booking Rosewood hotels through a travel advisor?

Eligible reservations made through a Rosewood Elite travel advisor may include additional amenities, such as daily breakfast, upgrade consideration, and property-specific benefits. The exact benefits depend on the hotel, booking conditions, and availability.

Borgo Santo Pietro vs. Castiglion del Bosco: Choosing Your Luxury Stay in Tuscany

Two of Tuscany's most celebrated countryside hotels sit about an hour apart in the Sienese hills, and on paper they have a lot in common. Both hold Three MICHELIN Keys, both have Michelin-starred dining, and both grow much of what ends up on the table. Once you arrive, though, they feel like two very different Tuscan stories.

KJ Travel advisor Chelsea recently stayed at both properties. Here's her take on the experience at each, and the travelers they suit best.

Quick Take

  • Choose Borgo Santo Pietro for an intimate, romantic escape where the hotel itself is the destination. It is ideal for couples, anniversaries and milestone celebrations. Plan on 2 to 4 nights.

  • Choose Castiglion del Bosco for a full Tuscan estate experience with private villas, its own Brunello winery, golf and a kids' club. It is ideal for families, multigenerational groups, wine lovers and longer stays of up to a week.

  • Doing both? Chelsea recommends saving Borgo Santo Pietro for last.

Borgo Santo Pietro: Where the Hotel Is the Destination

The Feel

Borgo Santo Pietro sits in the countryside near Chiusdino, outside Siena, close to the Abbey of San Galgano. The 300-acre estate combines a five-star hotel, spa and farm-to-plate philosophy around a centuries-old villa.

The MICHELIN Guide, which awards the property Three MICHELIN Keys and describes its atmosphere as contemporary classic and quiet, notes that the antiques are authentic and were gathered from across Italy, giving it the character of a country house more than a typical luxury hotel.

Chelsea calls it a very special, almost fairytale-like property, and the one she still thinks about a lot after leaving. It is one of her personal favorites and the one she would love to return to.

Rooms and Suites

With only 22 rooms, every stay feels personal. That also makes availability tight. Chelsea booked about eight months ahead and found only two open nights for her dates.

Accommodations range from classic rooms and suites in the main villa to garden suites with Mediterranean courtyards, secluded estate garden suites and private pool suites. Highlights include:

  • The pool houses. Dina Ferri, Casa Gerda and La Casa dei Fiori Bianchi each have their own outdoor space and private pool. Dina Ferri, for example, has a private 36 m² saltwater pool and gardens on two sides.

  • The Santo Pietro Grand Suite. It occupies the villa's entire south wing, spans 175 m² and has a private terrace plus working fireplaces indoors and out.

  • Room for friends or family. Adjoining suites can be connected internally for families or friends traveling together.

Food and Wine

Breakfast alone is worth the trip. Chelsea describes the buffet as one of the most beautiful breakfast presentations she has ever seen. The estate's own artisan cheeses appear at the breakfast buffet and in the restaurants, made from the milk of a flock of more than 300 sheep that graze along the River Merse.

  • Saporium. The fine-dining restaurant holds One MICHELIN Star in the 2026 guide, with cuisine classed as Italian Contemporary and Creative, and it appears on the 2026 list of MICHELIN Green Star restaurants. Chelsea notes the cooking is creative rather than traditional, so it suits travelers who love an inventive tasting menu.

  • Trattoria Sull'Albero. For something relaxed, the Trattoria is designed around a large oak tree and serves a classic Tuscan menu of farm produce, cheeses, free-range eggs and house-made prosciutto, with a Farmers' Market dinner every Monday evening.

  • Grotto dining. For a special occasion, a private grotto tucked into the gardens hosts candlelit dinners for two to four guests with a dedicated waiter.

Spa and Wellbeing

The spa uses Seed to Skin, the property's own natural skincare line developed by founder Jeanette Thottrup, with many ingredients grown organically on the estate. Chelsea's favorite was the couples massage, held in an air-conditioned tent in the garden. Between treatments, guests can relax by a freshwater infinity pool with a pool bar.

Things to Do

Borgo is made for slow days:

  • Cooking classes. Classes start in the culinary garden gathering ingredients, with options such as ravioli with a local mamma or pizza in a wood-burning oven. 

  • Farm and garden time. Cheesemaking demonstrations and hands-on sessions, plus leisurely garden tours with the head gardener.

  • Evenings outdoors. Weekly Italian film nights are held outdoors under fairy lights, and seasonal picnic hampers can be set up anywhere on the grounds.

  • Beyond the estate. The concierge arranges truffle hunts, horseback riding, Montalcino and Chianti wine tours, and hot-air ballooning.

  • Complimentary Bicycles on property. The grounds are hilly, so the ride down is easy and the trip back up may be a walk.

Chelsea's Tips for Borgo Santo Pietro

  • Stay 2 to 4 nights. The experience centers on the property rather than sightseeing.

  • Book early. Plan six to eight months or more ahead.

  • Keep it mainly for adults. The atmosphere, including around the pool, is extremely peaceful. For families, Castiglion del Bosco is the stronger fit.

  • Best for: couples, anniversaries, milestone birthdays, romantic getaways, and travelers who choose a destination partly for the hotel itself.

Castiglion del Bosco: A Tuscan Village and Estate

The Feel

Where Borgo is intimate, Castiglion del Bosco is expansive. The estate is 5,000 acres in Montalcino, founded in the 1100s and restored by the Ferragamo family, with a medieval borgo (hamlet) at its heart. A 12th-century castle still crowns the estate, and the chapel holds a 14th-century fresco by Pietro Lorenzetti. Rosewood Hotels & Resorts has managed the resort since 2015.

The accolades are hard to match. In 2026 alone, it holds 3 MICHELIN Keys, the Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star rating, and ranks #1 Resort in Europe and #1 Resort in Italy in Travel + Leisure's World's Best Awards.

Chelsea has stayed here more than once and considers it an incredible property. Compared with Borgo, it feels like a full Tuscan destination, with more to do and more flexibility for different types of travelers.

Suites and Villas

  • Suites. The 42 suites pair exposed beams and antiques with modern comforts, and two-bedroom suites give families and friends extra space.

  • Villas. Eleven villas crafted from restored 17th- and 18th-century farmhouses are spread across the countryside, with terraces, gardens and heated infinity pools. Sizes vary widely: Villa Alba sleeps six, Villa Gauggiole sleeps eight, Villa Biondi sleeps ten, and Villas Oddi and Agresto each sleep twelve.

The villas deliver real private-home living with full Rosewood service. Villa rates include breakfast delivered each morning, a welcome grocery replenished daily with estate wines, lunch or dinner every day at a restaurant or cooked in the villa by a resort chef, a dedicated housekeeping attendant from 8 am to 4:30 pm, and a 4x4 vehicle for the stay.

That combination is what gives Castiglion del Bosco the feeling of a true home away from home, with all the perks of a luxury resort.

Wine: The Estate's Crown Jewel

For wine lovers, this is the clear choice. The estate has produced Brunello di Montalcino since the early 1900s and was one of the 25 founding members of the Brunello consortium, and it crafts its Sangiovese wines from 62 hectares of vineyards.

Chelsea thought the on-site tasting was excellent. Options include a 90-minute tour from grape to barrel with six wines, a cheese-and-wine pairing, and a Brunello vertical tasting of six vintages paired with pecorino, bread, olive oil and honey. She also points out that several excellent wineries sit about 15 to 20 minutes away, which makes the estate an ideal base for exploring the region.

Dining

  • Campo del Drago. The fine-dining restaurant holds two MICHELIN Stars in the 2026 Italy guide.

  • Osteria La Canonica. For relaxed Tuscan cooking, the Osteria sits in what was once the village priest's home.

  • Cooking school. The La Canonica Cooking School is also on site. Chelsea found the class enjoyable and a nice way to spend part of a day on a longer stay.

Families and Multigenerational Trips

This is where Castiglion del Bosco shines brightest:

  • Kids' club. The Rosewood Explorers Club welcomes children ages 3 to 11. Younger children join with an adult, and private babysitting can be arranged when the club is closed.

  • Kids' activities. Pasta making, pizza making, baking classes and painting sessions inspired by the Val d'Orcia.

  • Two pools. The main heated infinity pool in the borgo has a pool bar and views of Montalcino, while a second heated "Silent Pool" in the upper borgo is reserved for complete relaxation. Chelsea loved having a separate, quieter pool for adults.

Golf, Spa and Beyond

  • Golf. The Club is Italy's only private golf club, reserved for members and resort guests, with a course designed by Tom Weiskopf.

  • Spa. Treatments feature ingredients from a historic Florentine apothecary, including a body scrub and massage ritual built around Tuscan olive oil.

  • Experiences. Truffle hunting followed by a Brunello tasting, and full-day helicopter tours over the Val d'Orcia and Val di Chiana.

  • Local life. The Sunday "Festa della Domenica" brings guests and locals together, and guests can experience the Palio di Siena seated among locals.

For travelers who want to add an even more active side of Italy to the trip could also spend a few days in the Dolomites, pairing Tuscany with mountain scenery and plenty of time outdoors.

Chelsea's Tips for Castiglion del Bosco

  • Stay longer. It works beautifully for close to a week, alternating resort days with trips out into the region.

  • Plan wine days. Pair the estate tasting with visits to nearby Montalcino wineries.

  • Best for: families, multigenerational groups, wine lovers, golfers, and longer Tuscan stays that mix resort time with exploring.

How to Choose

Choose Borgo Santo Pietro if:

  • The trip is a romantic celebration for two.

  • Spa days, beautiful meals and garden strolls sound better than a packed itinerary.

  • A short, unforgettable stay of 2 to 4 nights fits the plan.

Choose Castiglion del Bosco if:

  • Children or multiple generations are traveling together.

  • Wine, especially Brunello, is a priority.

  • The plan is a longer stay with room to explore.

  • A private villa with full hotel service is the dream.

Can't decide? Do both. The two pair beautifully. Chelsea's advice is to start at Castiglion del Bosco and end at Borgo Santo Pietro.

Plan Your Tuscan Stay with KJ Travel

Choosing between two extraordinary hotels comes down to the details: the right room, the right season and the right pace. KJ Travel's advisors have stayed at both properties and can match each trip to the perfect fit. As a Virtuoso agency, KJ Travel can also help secure exclusive amenities where available. Contact a KJ Travel advisor to start planning.

Cotswolds to Mayfair: A Journey Through England in the fall

QUICK TAKE

KJ Travel Founder Kate joined CSB Travel and fellow Top Producers for a luxury England itinerary across the Cotswolds, Bath and London. This trip included stays and site visits at properties like The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa, Cliveden House, and The Chancery Rosewood, plus a festive journey aboard the Belmond British Pullman. The result: a curated, advisor-tested England itinerary, a refined mix of English countryside charm and London sophistication.

Why This Trip Matters For Our Clients

Top Producer status is not just a line in a bio. It reflects years of collaboration with hotel partners, careful itinerary design, and a consistent standard of service. Trips like this are our chance to:

  • Walk the hotels we book for you

  • Test transfers, guides, and experiences firsthand

  • Deepen relationships with on-property teams

  • Come home with real, lived-in knowledge that informs every recommendation we make

And that knowledge compounds year after year. Our advisors combine firsthand exploration, deep supplier relationships, and insider intelligence from our network to match you with the exact right property, timing, guides and itinerary structure. It's the difference between reading about a destination and truly understanding how to experience it.

The Cotswolds: Storybook Villages

The English countryside leg began on a crisp November morning in the Cotswolds, where everything looks like it was designed for a period drama.

Stone cottages, smoky chimneys, winding country lanes, and antique shops that seem to have been there forever. With expert local guides, Kate moved through some of the region’s most charming villages: Stow-on-the-Wold, Broadway, Painswick and Castle Combe. Each had its own personality, but all shared that honey-stone, postcard-perfect Cotswolds look.

Kate spent time inside some of the area’s most compelling luxury hotels and countryside estates for our clients:

  • The Painswick – Design-forward interiors layered into a traditional village setting, ideal for travelers who want style without losing sense of place.

  • Whatley Manor – A refined country house with Michelin-starred dining, perfect for food-focused getaways and celebratory weekends.

  • Lucknam Park – A grand estate with a strong equestrian program, where you can spend the morning on horseback and the afternoon in the spa.

    The  group also  made a quick stop in Tetbury, a market town, and paid visits to a few popular movie film destinations.

Bath: Georgian Facades and Roman Stories

From the Cotswolds, the journey took Kate into Bath.

Bath has a particular kind of elegance. Georgian facades, graceful crescents, Roman history beneath the surface. Checking into The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa was exactly the right way to arrive. Set within Bath's iconic Royal Crescent, this property balances heritage with modern ease:

  • 45 rooms and suites overlooking either the historic crescent lawn or private gardens

  • A spa that feels like a modern retreat within a very historic setting

  • Afternoon tea with Taittinger Champagne that becomes its own reason to linger

While in Bath, Kate also visited No.15 GuestHouse - playful, creative design layered into a period property, perfect for travelers who love personality and color.

A walking tour stitched it all together: the Roman Baths, Georgian streets, and a few Bridgerton filming locations that make this city instantly recognizable for many of our clients.

Bath works as a two-night destination with different ways to experience it: stay as a day trip from London via train (about 90 minutes each way), extend it as part of a Belmond train experience, or build it into a multi-day countryside itinerary. You can take the train, hire a private driver, or combine it with a Belmond journey. The point is this: there's more than one way to experience Bath, and we can help you choose the best way to experience it according to your needs.

Cliveden House: Countryside Grandeur Within Easy Reach of London

The drive from Bath to Cliveden House included a stop at Stonehenge, where we can arrange private access, guided day trips, or small-group tours tailored to your interests. Moments like standing among these ancient stones show that luxury travel is as much about meaningful experiences as it is about five-star stays.

After this quick stop, Kate arrived at Cliveden House. This legendary 350-year-old estate (just 40 minutes from London and only 20 minutes from Heathrow) is something special:

  • With only 48 bedrooms and suites (including a three-bedroom cottage) spread across the main house and East and West Wings

  • Set within 300+ acres of protected National Trust formal gardens and woodland overlooking the River Thames, Cliveden feels more like stepping back in time than checking into a hotel.

  • Activities you can enjoy: boat rides, afternoon tea, duck herding, and clay shooting.

  • Dining is refined modern British cuisine served in an elegant setting. Every corner whispers stories of another era, and every detail has been preserved with intention.

For KJT clients seeking a night or two of true English countryside elegance (without the logistical challenge of being too far from London) Cliveden is unbeatable, it is also an ideal “bookend” stay: one or two nights at the start or end of a trip, where you recover from or prepare for a long-haul flight without spending your final day in an airport hotel.

London: A New Mayfair Address at The Chancery Rosewood

From the stillness of the countryside, the group moved into London’s energy, checking into one of the city’s most talked-about new opening: The Chancery Rosewood in Mayfair, set in the former US Embassy.

The hotel has a very clear point of view. It is built for travelers who want space, privacy, and a contemporary take on luxury:

  • 144 all-suite accommodations, with no standard rooms.

  • Marble bathrooms with generous dressing areas that feel like private apartments.

  • Two penthouses for those seeking the most elevated stay.

  • A 25-meter pool and Asaya Spa for serious wellness time.

  • Eight restaurants and bars, including Carbone’s first European outpost.

  • The rooftop Eagle Bar, overlooking Grosvenor Square.

From Kate’s Mayfair Junior Suite base, a half-day private tour of London rounded out the experience, giving the same mix of context and practicality she had in the countryside.

As Preferred Partners with Rosewood, KJ Travel can secure additional perks at The Chancery for our clients: daily breakfast, hotel credits, priority for upgrades when available, and flexible check-in/check-out. In a city where the choices can feel endless, this is exactly the kind of property we love recommending for design-focused, experience-driven travelers.

The Belmond British Pullman

The crescendo of the trip arrived on rails. For the Top Producer celebration, Belmond hosted the group on the inaugural festive journey of the Belmond British Pullman, and it was every bit as special as it sounds.

The day began at The Belmond Cadogan with breakfast and a site visit. From there, the group transferred to Victoria Station for champagne in the Belmond lounge, a calm pocket in the middle of London’s bustle.

Then, five indulgent hours aboard one of the most beautifully decorated trains you can imagine:

  • Vintage carriages dressed for the holidays

  • A five-course menu

  • Champagne, and all the festive details

  • The English countryside rolling past the windows

When we talk about bucket-list experiences for our clients who love trains, food, and a sense of occasion, a Belmond journey is very high on the list. Here's what you should know:

There are two types of Belmond trains departing from London: the Belmond British Pullman and the Belmond Venice Simplon-Orient-Express (arriving/departing from multiple European cities). Each offers both day-trip experiences and multi-day journeys.

Popular themed journeys include:

  • Murder Mystery – A theatrical experience where you're part of the plot

  • High Tea – Elegant afternoon tea with all the trimmings

  • Festive Season Journeys – Holiday-themed departures perfect for celebration trips

These experiences work beautifully for couples' trips, girls' trips, family celebrations, or milestone anniversaries. We've had clients do all of these, and each tells a different story about what makes their trip special. Whether it's a day journey or a multi-day experience, a Belmond train becomes the centerpiece of your itinerary.

English Countryside: Best Times to Visit

The English countryside and London have always been classic destinations. But timing matters. Kate loved visiting the Cotswolds and Bath in the fall, when the landscape shifts to warm golds and russets, and there's a coziness to countryside walks and afternoon fires.

Fall foliage season (mid-October to early November) transforms the English countryside into something truly magical. If autumn appeals to you, we can craft itineraries specifically designed around fall trips and seasonal experiences.

The Cotswolds and English countryside shine year-round, but many of our clients love:

  • Late spring and early summer for green landscapes, gardens in bloom, and longer daylight

  • Early autumn for fall foliage, cozy fires, and countryside walks

  • Festive season for decorated country houses, holiday teas, winter festivals, and experiences like the Belmond British Pullman festive journeys

Whether England is on your list for a countryside retreat, a celebration trip, a city-and-country itinerary, or a family holiday getaway, our advisors are ready to help you design the perfect visit.

If this inspired you, reach out, and let's start planning your own winter escape!

FAQs The Cotswolds & London

What is the ideal way to combine the Cotswolds and London in one luxury itinerary?A popular structure for KJ Travel clients is to arrive in London, transfer to the English countryside first, then end in the city. For example: a few nights in the Cotswolds at properties like Whatley Manor or Lucknam Park, then on to Bath and The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa, followed by one or two nights at Cliveden House before finishing with several nights in London at The Chancery Rosewood. This flow lets you recover from jet lag in peaceful surroundings, then build toward a high-energy city finale.

Which luxury hotels in this itinerary are best for first-time visitors to England?
For first-time visitors, we often recommend:

  • The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa in Bath for a classic Georgian experience.

  • Cliveden House for a taste of stately-home countryside life close to Heathrow.

  • The Chancery Rosewood in London for modern, suite-only luxury in Mayfair.

In the Cotswolds, choices like The Painswick, Whatley Manor, or Lucknam Park depend on whether you prioritize design, dining, or equestrian experiences.

Why should I use a luxury travel advisor to plan an England itinerary?
A luxury travel advisor like KJ Travel does more than book hotels. We:

  • Match you with the right property in the right village or neighborhood

  • Coordinate transfers, guides, and experiences that fit your style

  • Leverage preferred-partner relationships for added amenities and VIP treatment

  • Troubleshoot and advocate for you before and during travel

What special perks can KJ Travel offer at hotels like The Chancery Rosewood?
As a Rosewood Preferred Partner, KJ Travel can often secure value-added perks at The Chancery Rosewood, such as daily breakfast, hotel credits, priority for upgrades when available, and flexible check-in/check-out. Similar relationships with other luxury brands mean that in many cases, booking through KJ Travel adds benefits without increasing your nightly rate.

When is the best time of year to visit the Cotswolds and the English countryside?
The Cotswolds and English countryside are beautiful year-round, but many of our clients love:

  • Late spring and early summer for green landscapes, gardens in bloom, and longer daylight.

  • Early autumn for fall foliage, cozy fires, and countryside walks.

  • Festive season for decorated country houses, holiday teas, winter festivals and experiences like the Belmond British Pullman festive journeys.

Your ideal timing depends on whether you prefer gardens, cooler walking weather, or a full festive atmosphere.

Is a Belmond British Pullman journey worth including in my UK itinerary?
For travelers who appreciate fine dining, vintage design, and a strong sense of occasion, a journey on the Belmond British Pullman is absolutely worth considering. It transforms a day trip into an unforgettable experience. It works especially well as a centerpiece experience for a celebration trip or holiday itinerary.

Oktoberfest to Alpine Lakes: Inside Rosewood Munich, Schloss Fuschl & Vienna

There’s nothing quite like late-September in this corner of Europe: Oompah bands and gingerbread hearts by day, mirror-still lakes and candlelit dinners by night. If you're looking for a trip that blends city energy with lake-country serenity (and some history), take this Munich -  Fuschl - Vienna route as your inspiration, with insider intel from Kate.

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Experience Germany’s legendary Oktoberfest, serene Alpine lakes, and imperial Vienna in one elevated week. Follow Kate’s first-hand route: Munich (with insider Oktoberfest access), a lakeside retreat at Rosewood Schloss Fuschl, and a grand Vienna finale, each stay handpicked for seamless transfers, exclusive dining, and spa indulgence. Plan your trip now for reserved festival seating, lakeside chalet escapes, and VIP city experiences.

Munich | Rosewood Munich + Oktoberfest

You land, drop your bags, and within hours you’re in full Oktoberfest mode. Wearing a Lederhosen or Dirndl is optional but highly encouraged (it's not only fun, but it immerses you into the whole Oktoberfest vibe). Kate’s practical take: you could opt to buy a costume made outfit or rent one for the occasion, the fairgrounds are open to all, but beer-hall access hinges on reserved tables. Those typically go first to prior-year holders when dates are released (around April), so we lean on trusted hosts (and partners) to secure tables and escort you to one of the two daily seatings. Steins of stronger festbier and family-style food are included; the atmosphere really lifts from 6–11 p.m. You can step out for rides and return to your table, and door-to-door transfers are smart—streets close and Rosewood Munich is a 25-plus-minute walk away. The event felt well managed, with daytime sessions and on-site medical support (yes, “drunk carts” are a thing).

On Kate’s night at Oktoberfest, her group had reserved places at the Wildstuben tent with private transfers (the effortless way to do it). The next day brought a Munich highlights tour, a site inspection at Rosewood Munich, and a classic evening, Brasserie Cuvilliés for dinner followed by drinks at Bar Montez.

Kate loved that Rosewood was just a five-minute walk from Marienplatz, surrounded by a lively locals’ bar scene. Visiting during Christmas market season is another wonderful way to experience the city. KJTravel partners with several top hotels in Munich to suit every traveler—just ask your KJT advisor to help plan your stay.

Kate's advice: If Oktoberfest is your goal, tell us early. We’ll target the right tent vibe for you (families vs. friends-night-out), lock seating, arrange a guide/host, and handle those crucial transfers so you float past the crowds and focus on the fun.

Fuschl | Rosewood Schloss Fuschl

A rainy forecast shifted the Salzburg walking tour slightly (Kate's packing recommendation for fall in Austria: Layers! They are your best friend), but it still hit the icons (Hohensalzburg Fortress included) before a check-in at Rosewood Schloss Fuschl.

Kate’s recommendation: base in Fuschl (about 25 minutes from Salzburg) for a stronger sense of place and those lakefront one- to three-bedroom chalets. Plan three nights with a full day at leisure  to enjoy the property (in summer, that means real time on the water). There’s an easy 1.5-mile stroll into charming Fuschl village and family-friendly programming that keeps kids happy by the lake while you unwind.

This day looked like this for Kate: transfer to St. Gilgen, boat across Lake Wolfgang to St. Wolfgang, then funicular up Schafberg for panoramic views and lunch at the summit, followed by pre-dinner drinks at Schloss Bar and dinner at Schloss Restaurant back at the hotel.

Kate's advice: Schloss Fuschl is ideal for couples who want privacy (book a chalet) and for families who value space and easy, outdoors-forward days. We’ll time your lake activities, spa, and dining so it all feels effortless.

Vienna | Rosewood Vienna

The transition day doubles as sightseeing: stop in Melk for a cultural leg-stretch, then on to wine tasting at Fuhrgassl-Huber and a traditional Heuriger dinner, arriving to check-in at Rosewood Vienna.

In the city, Kate loved the prime First-District location amid luxury shopping, the standout rooftop bar and restaurant, and spa suites with steam and saunas (note: no pool). The building’s secret (one of Mozart’s former residences) adds a quiet thrill; and an anticipated White Lotus shoot ultimately didn’t happen, which somehow keeps it feeling like a well-kept secret. The team’s day included a Vienna highlights walking tour and dinner at Rosewood Vienna, an easy way to settle into the city.

Kate's advice: With museums, coffeehouses, and concert halls at your feet, we’ll stitch together an itinerary that balances “musts” with pockets of unscheduled time—plus a rooftop golden-hour reservation you won’t forget.

FAQ: Planning Your Munich-Vienna Journey

How do I secure Oktoberfest beer tent reservations?
Most prime beer tent tables at Oktoberfest are released to repeat bookers as early as April. Book with KJT to leverage established local partners, securing the right tent, seating, and private transfers for your group.

When should I start planning this trip?
To unlock top tents at Oktoberfest and secure choice lakefront rooms or Vienna suites, start planning 6–12 months in advance. This timeline ensures best availability for each event and experience, particularly from late September to early October.

Are the Fuschl chalets worth it over castle rooms?
If you value privacy and residential-style living, absolutely. The chalets deliver your own front door, private lakefront terrace, wood-burning fireplace, and sauna. The Two-Bedroom Chalet includes a Mercedes excursion and picnic experience, which families particularly appreciate. If you prefer being in the castle's historic rooms with traditional hotel service, those work too. They're just different experiences.​

What’s the best way to see Vienna after arriving from the lakes?
The suggested route stops in Melk for a cultural break, then a wine tasting dinner en route to Vienna. In Vienna, a centrally located hotel like Rosewood Vienna gives easy access to museums, coffee houses, and the First District, plus rooftop dining and spa relaxation on arrival.

Do you recommend this itinerary for families, couples, or friend groups?
This route is customizable. Couples often prefer secluded chalets and intimate dining, families appreciate Fuschl’s on-site programming, and friend groups enjoy tailored Oktoberfest nights and city tours, all with personal guide and transfer options arranged ahead of time.

The combination of Munich's Bavarian tradition, Fuschl's alpine setting, and Vienna's imperial elegance creates a trip that balances energy with relaxation. Whether you're timing it for Oktoberfest, chasing autumn foliage, or seeking a shoulder-season European escape, this route deliversStart planning 6-12 months ahead for September travel to secure Oktoberfest reservations and prime accommodations. Each property offers distinct experiences (city palace, lakefront chalets, Mozart's former address) that together tell a complete story.

Get in touch with a KJT Advisor to start planning today

Luxury Getaways in Santa Barbara: Where to Stay on the American Riviera

What if you could indulge in the glamour of the Riviera without crossing an ocean? Santa Barbara, fondly dubbed “The American Riviera,” is a paradise on California’s central coast that entices year-round sunshine, ocean views, and just the right touch of luxury.

It’s a destination that works in every season. beachfront resorts, vineyard escapes, and five-star service all within reach, all at a slower, more luxurious pace. Whether you’re planning a romantic escape, a multi-generational trip, a relaxing weekend getaway or something spontaneous, here are our top picks for where to stay in Santa Barbara.

Belmond El Encanto

Tucked into the hills above Santa Barbara, Belmond El Encanto is a 1920s gem that delivers privacy, discreet luxury and timeless charm. The bungalow-style suites, lush gardens, and infinity-edge pool give it a residential feel, while still offering all the high-touch details of a Belmond stay. It's especially ideal for couples or anyone who prefers being a little removed from the buzz, without compromising on service or scenery.

El Encanto

San Ysidro Ranch

Set on 500 acres in Montecito, San Ysidro Ranch has long been a go-to for those seeking total seclusion. The cottages here feel more like personal homes than hotel rooms, many come with outdoor rain showers, fireplaces, and private hot tubs. There's history (JFK honeymooned here), impeccable food, and an unmatched sense of quiet. Ideal for honeymoons, anniversaries, or anyone in search of an actual break.

San Ysidro Ranch

Rosewood Miramar Beach

KJT Travel Advisor, Madelyn just returned from Rosewood Miramar Beach and here’s her insider take on one of California’s most stunning beachfront resorts.

Set along Montecito’s coastline, the property feels more like a private estate than a resort, white cottages, manicured lawns, and direct beach access. It’s well-suited for both couples and families.

Every room category includes a spacious marble bathroom with dual vanities, soaking tub, and walk-in shower. The Beach House rooms offer oceanfront views, while rooms farther from the main path provide added privacy and quieter mornings (but note the railway on-site!)

There’s no formal kids’ club, but family-friendly details are built in, like s’more kits, beach games, and weekly programming. 

Dining includes Caruso’s, a Michelin-starred Italian restaurant; AMA Sushi, offering an omakase experience; and The Revere Room for all-day meals with ocean views. Cabana Bar and Miramar Beach Bar offer more casual, beachside options.

On property, guests can surf at sunrise, book time at the Forbes Five-Star spa, browse curated shops, or explore nearby wine country. The experience is designed to feel elevated but relaxed, nothing overcomplicated, everything intentional.

The Inn at Mattei’s Tavern, Auberge Resorts

About 40 minutes inland, Los Olivos and the Santa Ynez Valley wine country offer a different pace and a lot of wine. Mattei’s Tavern part of the Auberge Resorts is your luxe base for that and its a great combo with a beach stay. Originally a 19th-century stagecoach stop, it’s now a stylish retreat with 67 rooms and a central tavern that draws both guests and locals.

You’re surrounded by vineyards, tasting rooms, and golden light. We recommend private tastings at Star Lane or Brave & Maiden, followed by a slow evening around the fire pits back at the inn. This is where coast meets countryside without losing the luxury touch.

The Inn at Mattei’s Tavern

Four Seasons Biltmore (Reopening Late 2025)

The grande dame of Montecito returns in late 2025 after a full renovation. The Biltmore will reopen with upgraded rooms, new dining (including a Nobu), and revamped family and adult-only pool areas. Expect restored Spanish Colonial architecture and a refreshed take on beachfront luxury. We can't wait to visit and tell you all about it!

Whether you’re craving the ocean breeze and spa days, hillside hideaways, or vineyard views with a glass in hand, Santa Barbara delivers the best of the Riviera, without the transatlantic flight. It’s close enough for a spontaneous getaway, yet styled for the kind of slow, meaningful travel that stays with you.

The Biltmore

Whether you're craving spa days, vineyard views and private tastings, or sunset walks and ocean breezes, Santa Barbara delivers the ultimate California luxury escape, no passport required.

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