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Forbes Travel Guide
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5 MALTA BOUTIQUE HOTELS WITH BEAUTIFUL ARCHITECTURE

If you’re keen to stay in one of the Three Cities across the Grand Harbour, try Cugó Gran Macina. Overlooking the dazzling waterway from Senglea (also known as Isla), the hotel sits within a limestone fortress built by the Order of St. John in 1554 to protect Malta from attackers.
Condé Nast Traveller Magazine
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AGROTURISMO

“The island’s only turbo-smart agroturismo, this 11-bedroom private villa with a 26-metre swimming pool, kitchen garden, vineyard and endless corners for eating, drinking and snoozing offers all the on-tap staff attention of a high-end hotel”
House & Garden Magazine
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IMMACULATE GARDENS

“It has been lavishly restored to incorporate immaculate gardens – there is not a leaf or blade of grass out of place and the topiary olive trees are spectacular – and interiors that are as refined as they are comfortable. It is the perfect party place for a wedding or family get-together or, equally an exquisite bolthole for a long weekend “
Mr Porter Magazine
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LUXURY VILLA

“This luxury villa one mile outside of Sant Climent is a true home from home-you-wish- you-had. Its 11 bedrooms, available on an exclusive use or individual B&B basis, are decked out in elegant furnishings and washed with soft, natural tones inspired by the surrounding coastline. Watch the sunset in all its brilliance from your sofa on the balcony, then take a twilight walk through the 250-acre estate, which features a vineyard, herb gardens and chickens – whom you can thank for the fluffy eggs you’ll be served the following morning.”
The Daily Telegraph
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GLAMOROUS, FULLY STAFFED VILLA

“… a glamorous, fully staffed villa on a 250-acre estate with sweeping views across olive-pricked farmland to the sea. Add scissor-trimmed lawns, beds brimming with frou-frou flowers, a sleek outdoor pool, a four-poster day bed with billowing white drapes – and a helicopter pad in case the 10-minute drive from the airport is too much of a chore.”
Tatler Spa Guide
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A CREAM-AND-TAUPE DREAM WITH EXPOSED STONE WALLS

“Cugó Gran is a beautifully whizzed-up 19th century farmhouse with 11 photoshoot-ready bedrooms. Inside, all is airy and light, a cream-and-taupe dream with exposed stone walls” “Read, stare at the sea or roam the manicured grounds with their dry-stone walls and centuries-old olive trees“
Corporate Travel Magazine Awards
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ULTIMATE ESCAPE

“The ideal venue for a top executive retreat, or the ultimate escape from the corporate world“
The Times
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ASTONISHINGLY PRETTY VILLA

“The astonishingly pretty villa of Cugó Gran“
The Times
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FIELDS OF WILD FLOWERS

“A stylishly decorated, vanilla-stone house on a private 250-acre estate, it has rolling lawns, traditional dry stone walls, paved walkways lined with scarlet roses and fields of wild flowers. I feel cosseted in my slate grey and off-white room, which has a cute little tower at its top and a huge bathroom”
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ARTICLES ON CUGÓ GRAN

HARVERST

LONDON LIFE MAGAZINE

TRAVELLERS WORLD

MUNICH DELUXE

CONDE NAST TRAVELLER

SHANGAY

FORBES TRAVEL GUIDE

FORBES TRAVEL GUIDE

DZ ADVISORY

5 STAR WEDDING

Cugó Gran Menorca is a full-service, privately owned luxury villa. It sleeps up to 24 guests in 12 ensuite rooms and provides all the luxury facilities and services that you would expect from a luxury boutique hotel. Have we said luxury enough?! Because however much we say it, it’s not enough, this place is just incredible.

THE EVENING STANDARD

This old Menorcan farmhouse has been transformed into a sumptuous, modern retreat. Amira Hashish checks in for our Design Destination.

THE TIMES

How I dropped a dress size on holiday. Forget hunger pangs, you can lose weight while eating gourmet meals at a new venue in Menorca.

WEDAWAYS

Cugó Gran Menorca is a unique five-star agritourism hotel on the stunning island of Menorca in Spain’s Balearic Islands. High atop a hillside with manicured gardens and intimate terraces, privacy and luxury set the tone for unforgettable events. You and your guests will enjoy acres of countryside and breath-taking Mediterranean Sea views as you celebrate together.

THE TIMES

The Gut Makeover Retreat is a five-night break led by the London-based nutritionist Jeannette Hyde, which is held several times a year at Cugo Gran in Minorca.

PRESS LINKS AND ARTICLES

ARTICLES ON CUGÓ GRAN MENORCA

AGROTURISMO

“The island’s only turbo-smart agroturismo, this 11-bedroom private villa with a 26-metre swimming pool, kitchen garden, vineyard and endless corners for eating, drinking and snoozing offers all the on-tap staff attention of a high-end hotel”

Condé Nast Traveller Magazine

IMMACULATE GARDENS

“It has been lavishly restored to incorporate immaculate gardens – there is not a leaf or blade of grass out of place and the topiary olive trees are spectacular – and interiors that are as refined as they are comfortable. It is the perfect party place for a wedding or family get-together or, equally an exquisite bolthole for a long weekend “

House & Garden Magazine

LUXURY VILLA

“This luxury villa one mile outside of Sant Climent is a true home from home-you-wish- you-had. Its 11 bedrooms, available on an exclusive use or individual B&B basis, are decked out in elegant furnishings and washed with soft, natural tones inspired by the surrounding coastline. Watch the sunset in all its brilliance from your sofa on the balcony, then take a twilight walk through the 250-acre estate, which features a vineyard, herb gardens and chickens – whom you can thank for the fluffy eggs you’ll be served the following morning.”

Mr Porter Magazine

GLAMOROUS, FULLY STAFFED VILLA

“… a glamorous, fully staffed villa on a 250-acre estate with sweeping views across olive-pricked farmland to the sea. Add scissor-trimmed lawns, beds brimming with frou-frou flowers, a sleek outdoor pool, a four-poster day bed with billowing white drapes – and a helicopter pad in case the 10-minute drive from the airport is too much of a chore.”

The Daily Telegraph

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