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kneesheee · 5 months

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50 Things to Know about the Disney-verse

1. Ursula and Maleficent are rivals so Uma and Mal being rivals also tracks.

2. The Evil Queen and Maleficent are rivals for Hades' affections and for the status of "The Evilest of Them All'.

3. The Evil Queen claims not to be Hades' girlfriend, but they just had "an interesting weekend" on Castaway Cay. And therefore, I headcanon that she is Hadie’s mom. Probably conceived sometime around Evie’s banishment.

4. In the Disney Villains: Top Secret Files, Maleficent is featured in her own section. According to the pieces of information provided, Maleficent's last name is Faery.

5. She was actually invited to Aurora's birth ceremony and that the invitation simply never got to her castle because she burnt the postman to death (believing him to be a trespasser) before he could deliver it.

6. Her dragon form also appeared in The Little Mermaid series episode "Heroes" as a sea dragon.

7. Captain Hook tried to charm her, only to be zapped away leaving behind his hook. Jafar also tried to woo her while they sat together, only to end up being literally burnt.

8. It was revealed in "A Christmas Cruella" that she did want a puppy before becoming her villainous self.

9. Cruella has a brother named Cecil and a niece named Ivy. However, Cecil is not Ivy's father, meaning that Cruella and Cecil must have another sibling (most likely a brother) who is Ivy's parent.

10. In 102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue, Cruella has set up a toy factory next to DeVil Manor. She seems to have tried online dating, where she has supposedly wed herself to Professor Farzboom, a meek professor who helps her make her toys. So there’s Carlos’ dad.

11. In "Max's Embarrassing Date", she went on a date with the Beast and asked if he came in a medium, which the Beast became annoyed of. After the Beast gets soaked with soup he was eating, Cruella is unhappy as she would have to get him dry-cleaned.

12. Walt Disney's early vision for The Rescuers revolved around the kidnapping of a polar bear from a city zoo; writers considered reusing Cruella as the main antagonist (presumably driven by her desire for the bear's fur).

13. The concept art of the film shows Cruella wearing an outfit made out of crocodile leather. Because The Rescuers was set more than a decade after 101 Dalmatians, Cruella was given a period-appropriate update. Aside from her '70s alligator-chic outfit, Cruella is accessorized with Sly and the Family Stone-style sunglasses. In other sketches, De Vil is depicted in bell-bottom pants and a pair of platforms. Other concept art showed Cruella driving a water vehicle similar to the one Medusa uses in the final film.

14. The Prince is usually known as Prince Charming, though some source material shows that his name is Henri, or Henry. However, he was never referred to by name anywhere in the film. Not even mentioned as "Prince Charming".

15. The story takes place roughly in June. In the movie, the sun rises slightly before 6:00 AM (in France), as it would within a few weeks of the summer solstice. Also, by this time, a pumpkin would have grown to 20–40 pounds.

16. The debate of the setting of Cinderella has always been a problem, but most people can agree it is French; however, there is a small amount of people who think it is Spanish because the female names end in "A" but that does not really cut it so deeper research shows that the thing on Anastasia's head is a peineta or headdress used in Spain along with formal attire also the French furnishings and the Spanish furnishings within the same time period are very similar in style.

17. Cinderella is the “oldest” princess in the official franchise being 19 while Snow White is the youngest being 14. Also, Snow White’s prince was suppose to be 18 according to Disney’s records.

18. In the third movie, Cinderella’s shoe size is mentioned to be a size 4½ in women's. According to Disney's Villains' Revenge, Snow White has smaller feet than Cinderella.

19. Cinderella was actually rich at the beginning, even before she married the prince. This was exempted, however, as she was forced to work as a servant.

20. In some stories, Cinderella's real name was Ella (short for Eleanor), and because she would always lie in cinders, her stepfamily would call her CinderElla. However, in the Disney film, "Cinderella" is truly her name by birth.

21. Cinderella's last name would likely have been Tremaine since her stepmother's name was Lady Tremaine unless Lady Tremaine kept her maiden name.

22. According to Disneystrology, Cinderella’s birthday is September 6.

23. According to the Disneystrology book, Snow White’s birthday would be on March 6.

24. Cinderella is magical. She has a special ability to empathize with animals, perceive what they say and communicate with them.

25. Melody is the very first human-merperson hybrid in history, making her birth a significant historic moment in both human and Atlantican history.

26.She is also not considered a canon descendant’s character and considered to be from an AU, but apparently, Beauty & The Beast, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and The Little Mermaid are considered to be happening roughly around the same time in the disney timeline.

26. Melody's bedroom is Ariel's guest room when she first took human form and stayed with Prince Eric, albeit recolored with brighter colors.

27. Contrary to popular belief, Jasmine's age has never been confirmed or even referenced in any of the Aladdin movies, television series, or other spinoff projects. In the original film, the Sultan declares that Jasmine must be married "by her next birthday", but never specifies how old she will become on said birthday.

28. An early story concept for the original film had the Sultan saying, "Jasmine, the law says you must be married by your sixteenth birthday.", which would have made her fifteen years old. This concept was scrapped when Jeffrey Katzenberg became worried about sending the wrong message regarding the idea that fifteen year old girls can get married. Thus, the line was changed to "married to a prince by your next birthday.", leaving Jasmine's canonical age unknown.

29. One of the Disney Princess magazines has a story about two of Jasmine's cousins named Farah and Nadine. Whether they are considered canon is unknown.

30. Although the exact date is not clear, Jasmine's birthday is in late January or early February. This is because when Aladdin and Jasmine fly on the magic carpet, Chinese New Year is being celebrated over in China. This holiday can fall anywhere from January 21 to February 20.

31. She also has another cousin named Sharma who teaches at The Royal Academy.

32. Nasira is the better sorcerer between her and her twin brother, Jafar.

33. According to Disneystrology, Tiana’s birthday would be on December 25, Christmas Day.

34. The trailer implies that Gaston may have been aware of the Beast's curse, and had ulterior motives besides wanting Belle as his wife for attempting to kill the Beast, as the trailer described him as being "one man who wants to keep the spell alive," although it is unconfirmed whether this was the case in the film itself.

35. Despite various concept materials, as listed above, give Gaston the surname of LeGume, the Bimbettes during the song of "Belle" refer to Gaston as "Monsieur Gaston" and Belle in the reprise twice sarcastically refers to herself as "Madame Gaston" suggesting that Gaston is his surname in the final version.

36. The Bimbettes (individual names Claudette, Laurette, and Paulette) are blonde identical triplets who fawn over Gaston. They are inspired by Belle's sisters from the original Beauty and the Beast fairy tale.

37. They are the first Disney characters to possess green eyes without being villains

38. These girls worked their asses off in the comics to get Gaston to notice them. 😩

39. Its implied in one comic that Belle and Gaston were friends when they were children.

40. Ironically, despite Belle being considered by the village to be the most beautiful woman in the village, Laurette once disguised herself as Belle flawlessly enough to fool Gaston initially, which conflicted with the claim that Belle's looks had no parallel.

41. Even though he is referred to as a prince in the opening, none of the characters directly refer to him by that title. In addition, the first draft for Woolverton's take of the film indicated that the Beast was intended to be a duke instead of a prince.

42. According to the first stained-glass window featured in the film's opening sequence, Adam’s family motto is "vincit qui se vincit" (meaning "The winner is who wins himself").

42. Though the Beast's official age is not mentioned in the movie, it is strongly indicated by the narrator's statement that the rose "would bloom until his 21st year." As the rose has already begun to wilt by the time Belle arrives at the castle, it is very likely that the Beast is 20 years (i.e. on their 21st year) of age by this point.

43. In authorized supplementary comics, most notably The New Adventures of Beauty and the Beast, the Prince is never shown as being older than a preteen when he's shown as a human; moreover, the palace staff all refer to his pre-curse self as "a young boy" or "child". Two individual comics show that the Prince was originally a few years older than Chip, who didn't age during the curse, and shows him as being a couple of years older than Belle herself. The comics also show that the Prince has had a few run-ins with the disguised Enchantress, meaning that he'd still be a preteen when he was cursed.

44. Despite her slim figure, Belle seems to have considerable strength. She may have lifted the Beast, as evidenced by the Beast being placed onto Philippe's back, although this was never shown on-screen. Later on, she was able to pull the Beast up onto a balcony.

45. Belle is currently the only official Disney Princess to have hazel eyes.

46. In the beginning of the original 1989 storyline, found on the Diamond Edition DVD, Belle's birthday is celebrated, and the cake reads "Happy 17th Birthday Belle", providing evidence that she is 17 in the movie, or at least that she was originally planned to be 17.

47. Contrary to popular belief, it's not made clear whether Belle was actually born a peasant, as she implies that she wasn't born in her home village in the opening song, but rather moved there. In addition, her owning books at her cottage implied that she is, or at least was, considerably wealthy (as back in the time period of the film, books were considerably expensive).

48. In the musical, specifically the song "No Matter What" one of the lyrics had Maurice stating "You are your mother's daughter; therefore you are class ... crème de la crème", implying that Belle was part of the social upper class. This was also supported by Belle having a portrait of her and her mom in the Enchanted Tales of Belle attraction.

49. In earlier drafts, Aladdin had three human friends named Babkak, Omar, and Kassim.

50. In the episode "Two to Tangle", it's revealed that Aladdin has unexplored magic powers hidden within his soul. This may possibly be a link to him being "The Diamond In The Rough".

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pudding-parade · 1 year

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Via Discovolo by MomSonSimFun

Do you like Monte Vista but maybe not the size or pre-population of Monte Vista? Then this world might be for you. It's a smaller island (1024x1024), with many of the buildings in Mediterranean style. It gives me a bit of Isle of Capri vibes, with its multi-level terrain sculpting, and with many of the lots built cliffside.

It's an old word, uploaded in August of 2010, when the only EPs that existed were World Adventures and Ambitions, and this world uses items from both. It uses a few decorative things from the Store, but there's no CC. All of the lots that are built are fully furnished/decorated, with about 15 empty lots, most of them also cliffside. So if you fancy that kind of building, this would be a good world to mess around in. It would also be a good world to "dress up" with Mediterranean-ish items from the Store/Monte Vista and/or later EPs, not to mention CC. But, if you're not into building/decorating and just want a world to plop some Sims into and play, this world is ready to go as-is, as well, though of course it lacks community lot types from later EPs. It does, however, have all basegame rabbitholes as well as all of the "standard" basegame and Ambitions community lots, plus a few extras, like a church that can serve for weddings and a drive-in cinema. (Which doesn't have an actual, functional movie screen, but you could maybe add the one from the Store movie theater, if you have that). It doesn't have a standard "big park," but it does have many smaller ones. There's also a big-ass waterfall on the "back" of the island with a fishing spot at the top of it.

According to its Exchange page, the world has 37 community lots and 65 residential lots. So, there are a lot of lots packed into this little island. Many of them are small, especially in the "downtown" area, where there are many densely-packed smaller lots, mostly 12x15, with either rabbitholes or 3-story townhouses on them. But, the other residential lots range from a studio-style military bunker(!), to a residential lighthouse, to "standard" starters, to larger family homes, to a couple of small farms with pre-planted harvestables, and then up to sprawling Spanish-style seaside villas and one castle-type place on its own private terrace. Most of the bigger/non-starter homes outside of "downtown" come with cars or motorcycles, even. The "downtown" area is more old-looking, while some of the outside-of-downtown lots are quite modern in style. So, there's something for everyone. And, for the collecting-minded, there are all the spawners that existed at the time the world was made except for the WA China and Egypt fish spawners. You can catch frogs and snails, though, if your Sims are hankering for some frogs' legs or escargot. (I've always wondered why there isn't an escargot recipe, since you can catch snails...)

Overall, it's a cute little world made by, if the username is any indication, a mother-and-son team, which I think is cute. I'm pretty sure they made all the lots (except the firehouse, which is EA) as well as the world. And if you like this one, they uploaded two other (even smaller and older) worlds, too, which you can find on the Creator tab of this world's Exchange page. I have one of them, Bougainvillea Bay, in my "active" in-game-available worlds. It's also quite nice if you want a small, ready-to-go tropical island.

Anyway, as usual, the title of this post is a link to the world's Exchange page or, if you don't want to deal with the Exchange or with the Launcher/sims3packs, I have uploaded a .world file here as well. If you download that, it goes in your install files under GameData - Shared - NonPackaged- Worlds.

Now, let's move on to more pics and stuff, behind the cut.

Here are map view and Edit Town view of pretty much the entire world:

Next, some of the community lots.

An interesting thing that the creator did is to build overlapping walls around and roofs over the rabbithole buildings, to sort of disguise them and make them blend in better with the surrounding buildings. This is an interesting compromise between rabbithole buildings that just don't fit into a town's theme and the practice of hiding rabbithole buildings in basements. It's a neat idea, I think, and one that that I haven't seen done very often. All of the rabbithole buildings except for the bistro in this world are "disguised" this way.

The cliffside building on the right of this pic is the library. The entire back of the building is two stories of glass, so your sims will have quite the view while they're reading or studying.

This is the drive-in cinema. Apart from parking spaces for cars, grills, and the little decorative ticket booth that you can see, there are two buildings with restrooms and another with a fridge, counters, a coffee machine, and seating. (I'd put a food register in there instead.) There's also a small playground and a dumpster, which I think might be the only one in town. LOL Like I said, the screen isn't an actual screen, but you could maybe rig up something with the big movie screen Store item, if you have it.

This is part of one of the three cliffside parks on the highest terrace in the world, just down the street from the city hall. They're hard to take pics of because they're narrow and have a lot of trees. This one has this bit that juts out over the cliff, though. It has a telescope and a nice view of the town below and the ocean beyond.

This is the cemetery, which makes use of the henge rock formation and is overlooked by two big cliffside homes.

This is one of the small parks in the world. It has a playground, a picnic area with grills, the little fishing pond, and the area to the right surrounded by white picket fence has harvestables in it.

From left to right in this pic, we have the disguised day spa rabbithole and then two of the three-story townhouses typical of the "downtown" area of the world.

The teeny-tiny junkyard is squished between the laundromat on the left (which has three entire empty floors that you could finish with stuff if you wanted to) and a townhouse on the right. Behind is the disguised theater rabbithole.

And there are of course more community lots, but that's enough pics of them. Let's move on to residential lots.

This is the "castle" lot, with a nice porte-cochère. It sits on its own private terrace overlooking the town below.

And here are a bunch of others, from the hilarious little bunker to the grandest of the villas.

And, here's probably my favorite of the residential lots in the town:

I, as a claustrophobe, can definitely appreciate a three-story-tall tower of windows. LOL

And that's about all I have to say. Nice little town. Small in size but packed with lots that can be dressed up with a little remodeling/updating or left and enjoyed just as-is. I love the terrain sculpting with the multiple terraced levels and the use of rocks, and I appreciate what was done with what, at the time, was limited resources in terms of existing EP/Store content.

I'll leave you with a couple extra scenery pics because it wouldn't be a post from me without a pic of a big-ass moon. :D

#sims 3 #world overview #world overview wednesday #sims 3 pictures #sims 3 scenery

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qubedesign · 2 years

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#qubedesign brings you the Hollywood, a 2 bedroom #spanish styled #bungalow that's part of the #California collection of small lot 15x20 homes. It features a very playable one level home with finished #basement.

This lot has #nocc, and is #furnished

Available in the gallery Origin ID BraverAdventures or by searching #qubedesign

Or, download ad-free at SFS: https://simfileshare.net/download/3493178/

You may alter, decorate or renovate and re-upload with credit to #qubedesign You may also download my custom in-game gshade settings: https://simfileshare.net/download/3464012/

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fayesta · 1 year

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Spanish Style - Desert House

40x30 Master, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Laundry Room, Dining, Kitchen, Garage, 2 decks, lots of garden and skylights, fireplace, minimal furnishing, lighting. Available on my origin: jo871 #fayesta Enjoy!

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pix4japan · 1 year

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Historic Spanish-Style Mansion from 1930

Location: Yamashitacho, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Japan Timestamp: 15:11 April 4, 2023

Berrick Hall, a registered historical building in Yokohama, was designed by American architect J.H. Morgan in 1930 as the residence of British trader B.R. Berwick. It is built in a distinctive Spanish style and features small quatrefoil windows and a tiled roof with a chimney. It was the largest residence in the pre-war district of Yamate, known for being a foreign residential area.

After being used as a residence until the start of World War II, it was donated to the Catholic Society of Mary in 1956 and was used as a dormitory for St. Joseph International School until 2000. Today, it is open to the public and is a popular wedding venue. The interior features black-and-white checkered tiles, frescoes on the walls, and lovely ironwork on the entryway and stairs.

Berrick Hall has many highlights, including a unique sunroom furnished with a lion-masked wall fountain and a women's bedroom sunroom with glimpses of the Yokohama Port. In 2001, the city of Yokohama purchased the site, and after restoration and repair work, the building and garden have been open to the public since 2002.

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yxxxxxx1 · 1 year

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Thread about Joanna of Castile: Part 6.1: The Princes’ Journey : Juana of Castile and Philip of Burgundy Visit the French Court, 1501

She finally made her way to Queen Anne who was sitting on her throne in front of the fireplace with the princess of Orange. Anne and Juana curtseyed and kissed and made some small talk. Shortly thereafter, the small talk faded. Juana then extended her salutations to the women on either side of the throne, including those from Angoulême, Alençon, and Dunois, as well as the niece of King Louis, Germaine de Foix. Four years after this visit, Germaine would marry Juana's widowed father, King Ferdinand.

The rest of the Queen's ladies were standing along the wall, but the Duchess of Bourbon grabbed Juana by the arm and told her it would take forever to greet and kiss all these ladies. She took Juana to her apartment. When she entered her antechamber she was met by Louis and Anne's daughter, Claude, who was two years old, in the arms of her governess' daughter. Madame de Tournon, the governess, stood behind a group of noblewomen and a group of little girls who were on their best behaviour. Claude took one look at Juana and burst into tears. She was taken away screaming at the top of her lungs.

That evening Philip was wined and dined in considerable style. The king was observing the vigil of the Immaculate Conception so he fasted on bread and water and retired early. Juana was waited on by a deputation at seven o’clock with light refreshments. The king’s officer was followed by six pages dressed in the king’s red and yellow livery, each holding a candlestick in their hand. The Duchess of Bourbon followed carrying the preserves and Madame d’Angoulême carried the napkins. Madame de Nevers carried in the knives and forks followed by Charlotte d’Albret and Germaine de Foix, each carrying a dish of sugared almonds. The queen’s apothecary came in last in case Juana had any indigestion from the meal. Only ladies were allowed in the room and they left what they brought on a dresser and the beds.

Juana sat on a cushion on the floor with the Duchess of Bourbon who tried to put her at ease. The duchess rose at the end of the evening and diplomatically declared to Madame de Vendôme she was keeping Juana up and she needed her rest. She left Juana with Madame de Vendôme to show her the rest of her apartments and encouraged Juana to let her know if there was anything else she needed. To ensure there was to be nothing else needed, a procession of servants were furnishing Juana’s inner chamber with the best towels, bed-warmers, sponges, mirrors, nightcaps and pins. Even the basin of her close-stool was made of silver with gold plate around the rim.

The next day, Queen Anne sent a purse of money for Juana to present in Anne’s name at mass. Juana refused to perform this act of vassalage and insisted she would only give money in her own name.

Anne waited for Juana to follow her out of the chapel but Juana lingered long enough to demonstrate she left on her own accord. Queen Anne was fuming and that evening Juana made her excuses saying she was ill to avoid the festivities. Several ladies of the French court carried spices to Juana.

Philip offered money in Louis’ name at mass that same day.

A few days later Juana appeared at dinner in Spanish style dress covered in jewels and cloth of gold. After supper she danced in the Spanish manner, impressing all with her elegance.

The entire visit was filled with banquets, dancing and many private suppers along with worship and thanksgiving. Unfortunately the dreadful weather made hunting impossible. The archducal couple would leave Blois on December 15 with King Louis accompanying them as far as Amboise. Madame d’Angoulême would entertain Juana and Philip for six days at her home in Cognac.

Louis was so pleased with the visit he dreamed of a peace treaty with Spain and Queen Anne’s hopes for the Habsburg marriage for her daughter were greatly increased.

Unfortunately, neither of these things happened. In April 1505, King Louis was gravely ill and the doctor’s feared for his life. He was forced to make a definitive decision regarding the marriage of his daughter Claude. In May 1506 he proclaimed in his will that six-year-old Claude would marry the eleven-year-old heir to the throne, Francois d’Angouleme. Claude eventually married Francois, who became King Francois I upon the death of Louis XII on January 1, 1515.

Sources : Further reading: “The Valois: Kings of France 1328-1589” by Robert Knecht,

“Juana the Mad: Sovereignty & Dynasty in Renaissance Europe” by Bethany Aram

#joanna of castile #juana i of castile #philip the handsome #juana la loca #spanish monarchy #isabel #johanna van castilie #european history #history #irene escolar

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glitterypaintertale · 3 days

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Luxury Villas to Rent in Marbella

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Stylish Stays: Hotels That Define Elegance near Biltmore Fashion Park Phoenix

In the vibrant city of Phoenix, Arizona, where modernity meets luxury, finding a stylish and elegant stay Hotel near Biltmore fashion park Phoenix is a quest for those seeking sophistication and comfort. This guide delves into a curated selection of hotels that embody elegance, offering guests an unforgettable experience in one of Phoenix's most prestigious areas.

The Camby, Autograph Collection

Located adjacent to Biltmore Fashion Park, The Camby stands out with its unique blend of modern design and classic luxury.

Explore the hotel's chic rooms and suites, each designed with meticulous attention to detail and featuring upscale amenities.

Indulge in culinary delights at the hotel's signature restaurant, where innovative dishes and a vibrant ambiance create a memorable dining experience.

Arizona Biltmore, a Waldorf Astoria Resort

A timeless icon of elegance, the Arizona Biltmore offers guests a retreat of sophistication and charm.

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Royal Palms Resort and Spa

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Experience personalized service and attention to detail in every aspect of your stay, from elegantly appointed rooms to exquisite dining options.

Relax and rejuvenate at the award-winning Alvadora Spa, where ancient Mediterranean techniques and modern treatments create a sanctuary of wellness and luxury.

The Ritz-Carlton, Phoenix

Synonymous with luxury and refinement, The Ritz-Carlton in Phoenix offers a sophisticated oasis in the heart of the city.

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Indulge in culinary delights at the hotel's acclaimed restaurants, showcasing the best of local and international cuisine with a touch of Ritz-Carlton elegance.

JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort & Spa

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The Phoenician, a Luxury Collection Resort

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Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Monte Lucia

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Hotel Valley Ho

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Dive into the hotel's lively pool scene, dine at award-winning restaurants, and experience the vibrant nightlife of Scottsdale just minutes away.

The Scott Resort & Spa

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Conclusion:

In the realm of stylish stays near Biltmore Fashion Park in Phoenix, these hotels redefine elegance, offering guests a fusion of luxury, comfort, and impeccable service. Whether you seek historic grandeur, modern sophistication, or Mediterranean-inspired tranquility, these hotels promise an unforgettable experience in one of Arizona's most coveted destinations.

Discover comfort and convenience at Sure Stay Phx in vibrant Phoenix, AZ. Our hotel offers a range of well-appointed rooms, excellent amenities, and friendly service. Whether you're here for business or leisure, our prime location ensures easy access to the city's attractions. Your home away from home in Phoenix.

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Luxury Living: Finding the Perfect Rental Home for Your Ibiza Getaway

Ibiza, a jewel among the Balearic Islands, is well-known for its attractions and beauty. Vibrant nightlife, stunning beaches, and luxurious lifestyle. Finding the perfect rental home is paramount for those seeking an unforgettable getaway filled with opulence and relaxation. From extravagant villas nestled in the hills to lavish waterfront retreats, Ibiza offers an array of rental properties that cater to every indulgence. In this guide, we'll explore some of the island's most sought-after luxury rental homes, each offering its unique blend of style, comfort, and amenities.

Azahara House 5.0:

Situated in the heart of Ibiza Town, Azahara House 5.0 epitomizes contemporary elegance. This stunning property boasts a sleek modern design, spacious living areas, and panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. With luxurious amenities such as a private pool, Jacuzzi, and state-of-the-art entertainment systems, Azahara House 5.0 offers discerning travellers the ultimate comfort and sophistication.

Can Icarus:

Nestled amidst lush gardens and towering palm trees, Can Icarus offers a tranquil oasis away from the hustle and bustle of the island. This exquisite villa features traditional Ibicenco architecture with a modern twist, showcasing whitewashed walls, wooden beams, and intricately tiled floors. Guests can unwind in the serene outdoor spaces, which include a sparkling swimming pool, sun-drenched terrace, and al fresco dining area perfect for enjoying balmy evenings under the stars.

Can Reyna:

Perched on a cliff overlooking the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean, Can Reyna exudes unparalleled luxury and sophistication. This exclusive estate boasts opulent interiors adorned with designer furnishings, plush fabrics, and bespoke artwork. With amenities such as a private gym, home cinema, and infinity pool, Can Reyna offers a genuinely indulgent retreat for those seeking the epitome of refined living in Ibiza.

Estrella Azul:

Tucked away in the picturesque countryside, Estrella Azul is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. This charming villa exudes rustic charm and character, with exposed stone walls, beamed ceilings, and traditional Spanish decor. Guests can bask in the tranquillity of the surrounding landscape from the comfort of the expansive outdoor terrace or take a refreshing dip in the inviting swimming pool. With its idyllic setting and laid-back ambience, Estrella Azul is the perfect escape for those craving a peaceful retreat in Ibiza

Estrella Marina:

Boasting a prime waterfront location in the exclusive Marina Botafoch area, Estrella Marina offers unparalleled luxury and convenience. This contemporary villa features sleek architectural lines, minimalist decor, and floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase breathtaking views of the marina and Dalt Vila skyline. Guests can enjoy the ultimate outdoor living with multiple terraces, a private dock, and a lavish infinity pool overlooking the glittering Mediterranean waters.

Villa Lion:

Set amidst lush landscaped gardens and swaying palm trees, Villa Lion is a tropical paradise. This palatial estate features grandiose architecture, sumptuous interiors, and lavish amenities to indulge every whim. From the opulent main suite with its private terrace to the sprawling outdoor living spaces complete with a cascading waterfall and lagoon-style pool, Villa Lion offers a truly unforgettable retreat for those seeking luxury and indulgence in Ibiza.

Villa Vista Azul Ibiza:

Perched high on a hilltop overlooking the azure waters of the Mediterranean, Villa Vista Azul Ibiza offers breathtaking panoramic views from every vantage point. This contemporary masterpiece boasts a sleek modern design, spacious open-plan living areas, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Guests can relax on the expansive terrace, dip in the infinity pool, or unwind in the luxurious outdoor lounge area while soaking up the stunning vistas of the Ibiza coastline.

Villa Zuri in Ibiza:

Nestled in the exclusive gated community of Roca Llisa, Villa Zuri is a stylish sanctuary where luxury meets tranquillity. This modern villa features clean lines, minimalist decor, and floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the interiors with natural light. Guests can enjoy many amenities, including a private gym, sauna, and infinity pool with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. With its serene setting and contemporary design, Villa Zuri offers the perfect escape for those seeking peace and privacy in Ibiza.

Conclusion

Finding the perfect rental home for your Ibiza getaway is essential for experiencing luxury living. The options are endless, whether you prefer a contemporary villa with a sleek modern design, a traditional Ibicenco estate steeped in history, or a waterfront retreat with stunning views. With properties like Azahara House 5.0, Can Icarus, Can Reyna, Estrella Azul, Estrella Marina, Villa Lion, Villa Vista Azul Ibiza, and Villa Zuri in Ibiza, you're sure to find the perfect haven to make your Ibiza vacation truly unforgettable.

FAQ

How do I choose the right luxury rental home for my Ibiza getaway?

When selecting a luxury rental home in Ibiza, consider factors such as location, amenities, size, and style. Determine whether you prefer a waterfront property, a secluded countryside estate, or a villa close to the vibrant nightlife of Ibiza Town. Additionally, take into account the amenities offered, such as private pools, outdoor living spaces, and concierge services, to ensure your accommodation meets your desired level of luxury and comfort.

Are luxury rental homes in Ibiza suitable for families or large groups?

Yes, many luxury rental homes in Ibiza are ideal for families or large groups seeking spacious accommodations and upscale amenities. Properties like Villa Lion and Can Reyna offer multiple bedrooms, expansive living areas, and recreational facilities such as home cinemas and private gyms, making them perfect for hosting gatherings or enjoying quality time with loved ones in a luxurious setting.

What are some unique features offered by luxury rental homes in Ibiza?

Luxury rental homes in Ibiza boast a range of unique features designed to enhance the guest experience. From infinity pools with panoramic views of the Mediterranean to private docks for yacht access, properties like Estrella Marina and Villa Vista Azul Ibiza offer unparalleled luxury amenities. Additionally, some villas may include services such as personal chefs, spa treatments, and chauffeur-driven transportation to ensure a truly indulgent stay.

Is it necessary to rent a car when staying in a luxury rental home in Ibiza?

While having a rental car can provide convenience and flexibility for exploring the island, it may not be necessary depending on the location of your chosen rental home and your planned activities. Properties like Azahara House 5.0 and Villa Zuri in Ibiza are situated in prime locations within close proximity to restaurants, beaches, and attractions, allowing guests to easily access amenities and services without the need for a car. However, if you wish to explore more remote areas or venture into Ibiza Town for nightlife, renting a car may be advisable.

How far in advance should I book a luxury rental home in Ibiza?

It is recommended to book your luxury rental home in Ibiza well in advance, especially during peak seasons such as summer when demand is high. Popular properties like Can Icarus and Estrella Azul tend to book up quickly, so it's advisable to secure your reservation several months in advance to ensure availability and avoid disappointment. Additionally, booking early may also give you access to special deals or promotions offered by rental agencies or property owners.

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