Guess the Luxury Resort: Views, Art, and Cuisine

We have clients who love this luxury resort, and now that we've experienced it first-hand, we understand why. There were so many lovely details, from being offered a glass of wine upon arrival, to the complimentary chilled mini bar as well as in-room snacks that we enjoyed on the scenic private balcony, to the turndown service with some superb chocolate-covered almonds, to multiple complimentary electric chargers for our and other guests' EVs.

Breakfast is included, and unlike some luxury resorts, it's truly inclusive: you're not restricted to one drink and one main course, or even to a particular credit amount. If you're hungry, you can order multiple items from the menu (although I daresay even the hungriest diners won't be hungry for much more than a side dish of fruit or yogurt parfait after eating the delicious, but very filling smoked salmon scrambled eggs pizza:

Nor is breakfast the only area the resort excels; the Restaurant holds one Michelin star, and is very worthy of it, based on our lunch. Any gnocchi lover should definitely order the housemade, tender Potato Gnocchi, which is wonderfully complemented by wild mushrooms, pea shoots, and Parmigiano-Reggiano.

Similarly, the Wolfe Farms Quail Salad is an absolute treat; I don't think we've ever sampled such succulent quail, enhanced by a warm bacon vinaigrette.

There are a number of outdoor works of art on the property; many are even for sale, in case guests fall particularly in love with a sculpture. Here's just one, over which water flowed down to a pool at the base:

The pathways around the art works are a wonderful way to get some light exercise, but in addition to the fitness center, there's also a tennis court.

While we didn't have time on this occasion to book a spa treatment, guests are able to enjoy the outdoor spa pools: a cold pool, the warm pool pictured below, and a hot tub jacuzzi.