This week we dive into Part One of our Hotel Hotties series as we visit the stunning properties of Rosewood Little Dix Bay in the British Virgin Islands and Rosewood Miramar Beach on the Southern California coast.

What does it mean to be part of our Hotel Hotties series? Well, every year the editors of Conde Nast Traveler magazine select the most exciting new hotels to open worldwide, and this 3-part series will enable us to visit 6 of these exceptional properties, all from the comfort of our home offices! Just think how “in the know” you will be if you come along with us!

Rosewood Hotel Group, one of the world’s leading luxury hotel companies, encompasses three brands: ultra-luxury Rosewood Hotels & Resorts in North America, Caribbean/Atlantic, Europe, the Middle East and Asia; contemporary deluxe New World Hotels & Resorts in China and Southeast Asia; and KHOS, a dynamic global business lifestyle hotel brand. Its combined portfolio consists more than 40 hotels in 19 countries.

Discover a global collection of one-of-a-kind luxury hotels, resorts and residences, each inspired by the Rosewood A Sense of Place® philosophy to reflect the local culture and spirit of a destination. The result: travel experiences that are authentic, original, and deeply personal.

Rosewood Miramar Beach at Montecito

The Uniquely Residential Feel of Rosewood Miramar

Set on the American Riviera along one of Southern California’s most beautiful and exclusive coastlines, Rosewood Miramar Beach offers a captivating estate-style atmosphere and the finest leisure amenities.

Rosewood Little Dix Bay in Virgin Gorda, BVI

Long regarded as one of the world’s greatest getaways, Rosewood Little Dix Bay offers a level of refinement, seclusion and untamed beauty unrivaled in the Caribbean. An eco-friendly resort ahead of its time, Rosewood Little Dix Bay has always featured the natural environment at the heart of its design. One of the first Caribbean resorts to promote sustainable luxury, the beachside retreat has welcomed guests to a world of undiluted tropical splendor for over half a century.

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