Million Air Winter 2023/24

Hotel Del Coronado, Beach Village Beachfront Fireside Cottage SANDIEGO

With its red roof and charming Victorian design, The Del is synonymous with old-school beach luxury. Although the lobby retains that 19th-century charm (it was built in 1888), don’t be fooled: This is very much a modern hotel. Head to the Beach Village, where the standalone cottages sport the latest in luxury accommodation and come with private valets. This three-bedroom suite is a residential-style cottage directly on the beach with all the modern conveniences for family life. The hotel really sparkles for the holidays — kids will love the spectacular light show displays and its beachside ice rink. The Del can organize elf deliveries straight to the cottage and runs charming gingerbread house workshops. From $5,300 per night. Krista Clayton, director of Beach Village, krista.clayton@hoteldel.com, +1 619 522 8542, hoteldel.com

Viceroy Los Cabos, Five-bedroom Ocean Front Villa SAN JOSÉ DEL CABO, MEXICO We love the contemporary design of Viceroy Los Cabos: The whitewashed walls and fl oor-to-ceiling windows act like a blank canvas, allowing the natural world to paint it with its azure blues and desert golds. The Five-bedroom Ocean Front Villa stays true to the rest of the property — it’s interiors are hyper-modern, and it feels like a New York penthouse. The endless ocean views, best absorbed on the wraparound sundeck or from the private pool, ensure you never lose your sense of place. The suite comfortably sleeps 10 with TVs in every room so each guest has their own private space. When it’s time for the family to come together, hire one of the hotel’s accomplished private chefs to get the best from the outdoor grill. From $4,750 per night. Contact Luis Martinez, leisure sales supervisor, luis.martinez@viceroyhotelsandresorts. com, +1 844 222 6987, viceroyhotelsandresorts.com

Glenapp Castle, The Castle Penthouse Suite GIRVAN, SCOTLAND

Situated in the lesser-traveled part of southwest Scotland, Glenapp Castle o ff ers a charming alternative to the often overcrowded Highlands. The 19th-century baronial property was purportedly used by Winston Churchill in his planning of the D-Day landings, a pivotal turning point in World War II. At 4,500 sq ft, The Castle Penthouse Suite is one of the biggest hotel rooms in Scotland, and o ff ers beautiful views of the Isle of Arran and Paul McCartney’s beloved Mull of Kintyre. The four-bedroom suite occupies a whole fl oorand has its own elevator. It also has a sauna, game room, library and a private dining room for up to 16 guests. For a family trip to remember, book the Hebridean Sea Safari, which takes guests around the biggest and best islands including Islay and Jura, where dolphins, whales and pu ffi ns will likely join you. From $4,000 per night. Contact Jill Chalmers, managing director, jill.chalmers@glenappcastle.com, +44 146 383 1212, glenappcastle.com