Six Senses Bhutan in Western and Central Valleys.

The Six Senses Collection

Travel that changes your rhythm.

From private islands and ancient landscapes to vineyards, city retreats and mountain escapes, Six Senses brings wellbeing and sense of place into very different corners of the world.

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Six Senses Bhutan · one journey through five valleys

Not one kind of luxury

The Six Senses Collection

A collection defined by difference.

Six Senses can mean a private island, a city palazzo, a dedicated wellness retreat, vineyards, desert, mountains or a five-lodge journey through Bhutan. Farr helps distinguish the properties by destination, pace, purpose, accommodation and the journey required to reach them.

Start with how you want to feel, then find the place that makes sense.
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A real sense of place

Culture, landscape and local context change the character of every property.

02

Wellness with range

From a dedicated retreat at Vana to urban and island wellbeing.

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Different ways to stay

Rooms, suites, villas, lodges and serviced residences need different advice.

04

Journeys considered

Remote transfers, multi-stop routes and city combinations are planned as one trip.

Explore the collection

Explore every Six Senses resort.

28 listed resorts across 4 distinctive regions. Choose a location to see every resort within it.

28 listed resorts across 4 regions

Six Senses Bhutan in Western and Central Valleys.

Western and Central Valleys, Bhutan

Six Senses Bhutan

Five lodges create a single cultural journey through Bhutan rather than five separate hotels.

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Six Senses Fiji in Malolo Island.

Malolo Island, Fiji

Six Senses Fiji

A Malolo Island retreat where surfing, family time and wellbeing all take their cue from the lagoon and ocean.

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Six Senses Vana in Dehradun.

Dehradun, India

Six Senses Vana

A dedicated 21-acre wellness retreat bringing Ayurveda, yoga, Tibetan medicine, movement and nutrition into one considered stay.

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Six Senses Bali in Uluwatu, Bali.

Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia

Temporarily closed

Six Senses Bali

A dramatic Uluwatu cliff setting shaped by ocean views, Balinese traditions and seasonal dining.

Future operating dates will be checked directly before any discussion of a stay.

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Six Senses Kyoto in Higashiyama, Kyoto.

Higashiyama, Kyoto, Japan

Six Senses Kyoto

A contemporary city retreat in Higashiyama, close to temples, shrines and Gion, with Japanese craft and wellbeing in the foreground.

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Six Senses Laamu in Laamu Atoll.

Laamu Atoll, Maldives

Six Senses Laamu

A far-southern atoll resort where surf, marine life and a substantial lagoon world reward the longer journey.

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Six Senses Samui in Koh Samui.

Koh Samui, Thailand

Six Senses Samui

A villa resort on Samui’s northern headland, known for broad sea views and a strong sense of privacy.

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Six Senses Yao Noi in Koh Yao Noi.

Koh Yao Noi, Thailand

Six Senses Yao Noi

A hillside pool-villa retreat whose defining view is the limestone karst landscape of Phang Nga Bay.

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Six Senses Rome in Rome.

Rome, Italy

Six Senses Rome

A contemporary urban retreat inside a restored palazzo, close to the Trevi Fountain and Pantheon.

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Six Senses Ibiza in Cala Xarraca, Ibiza.

Cala Xarraca, Ibiza, Spain

Six Senses Ibiza

A terraced northern-Ibiza retreat overlooking Cala Xarraca, blending coastline, creativity and an expansive wellness programme.

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Six Senses Kaplankaya in Bodrum Peninsula.

Bodrum Peninsula, Turkey

Six Senses Kaplankaya

A broad coastal resort north of Bodrum, bringing beaches, outdoor life and a notably extensive spa into one stay.

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Six Senses London in Bayswater, London.

Bayswater, London, United Kingdom

Six Senses London

The brand’s first UK hotel, opened in March 2026 inside the restored Whiteley building near Hyde Park.

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Six Senses Shaharut in Arava Valley.

Arava Valley, Israel

Six Senses Shaharut

A low-rise retreat integrated into the rock of the Arava Valley, with the desert—not decoration—setting the tone.

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Six Senses Zighy Bay in Musandam Peninsula.

Musandam Peninsula, Oman

Six Senses Zighy Bay

A village-style retreat between the Musandam mountains and a secluded beach, with the arrival itself part of the story.

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Six Senses AMAALA in AMAALA, Red Sea.

AMAALA, Red Sea, Saudi Arabia

Six Senses AMAALA

A coastal wellness retreat opened in July 2026 between a mangrove-fringed lagoon, beaches and desert peaks.

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Six Senses Zil Pasyon in Félicité Island.

Félicité Island, Seychelles

Six Senses Zil Pasyon

A pool-villa resort woven among Félicité Island’s huge granite boulders and dense tropical landscape.

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Six Senses The Palm, Dubai in Palm Jumeirah, Dubai.

Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Six Senses The Palm, Dubai

An all-suite beachfront resort on Palm Jumeirah’s West Crescent, open for stays from 1 September 2026.

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Six Senses La Sagesse in St David, Grenada.

St David, Grenada, Grenada

Six Senses La Sagesse

A Caribbean resort spread across a green headland between a protected bay and a more open oceanfront.

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Six Senses Vana in Dehradun.

Six Senses with perspective

Wellbeing is part of the journey, not the whole story.

The strongest Six Senses choice begins with place and purpose. Farr considers the atmosphere, accommodation, logistics and current wellness offer together.

  • Property-specific advice
  • Current operating status checked
  • Flights and transfers planned together

Explore by region

4 regions. 28 ways to experience Six Senses.

Start with the place, then compare the resorts within it.

Six Senses La Sagesse in St David, Grenada.

1 listed resort

The Americas

A Caribbean headland in Grenada, rooted in island landscape and culture.

A more personal choice

Which Six Senses feels like you?

Choose the atmosphere that sounds closest. This is a considered starting point, not a ranking.

Island escape

Barefoot days shaped by sea, reef and a sense of distance.

Culture & city

Architecture, neighbourhoods and cultural days with a calm base.

Deep wellness

A retreat or stay where wellbeing has a more structured role.

Mountains & snow

Alpine seasons, Bhutan valleys and recovery after outdoor days.

Desert & wilderness

Elemental landscapes, quiet and space to look outward.

Food & wine

Vineyards, markets and destination dining with a stronger sense of place.

Family adventure

Trips with enough discovery for every generation.

Private & remote

Smaller worlds, longer horizons and less interruption.

A considered shortlist

Find a thoughtful place to begin.

Four quick choices create an advisory shortlist. Farr will then verify the practical and personal details.

01Where?
02What matters?
03What pace?
04How far?

Complete collection

All 28 current properties, by region.

Explore the complete collection by region. Six Senses Bali remains included and is clearly marked temporarily closed for transformation.

Asia & the Pacific14 resorts
Europe7 resorts
Middle East & Africa6 resorts
The Americas1 resort

Wellness, without one definition

A different reason to reset.

Vana is a dedicated retreat; London brings wellbeing into the city; Crans-Montana centres mountain recovery; Bhutan draws on spiritual and traditional practices. The programme should fit the person, not the other way round.

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Six Senses Vana in Dehradun.

A different rhythm for the city

Culture outside. Calm within.

Rome, Kyoto and London show how differently Six Senses can work in an urban setting. Farr plans neighbourhood, culture and food alongside time to pause.

Six Senses Rome in Rome.

Higher ground

Mountains in more than one season.

Crans-Montana and the serviced residences in Courchevel invite ski days, summer landscapes, food and considered recovery—each with very different accommodation.

Six Senses Crans-Montana in Crans-Montana.

Between desert and sea

Elemental landscapes, carefully distinguished.

Shaharut and Southern Dunes are desert-led. AMAALA adds a coastal Red Sea and lagoon setting. They should not be collapsed into one generic desert story.

Six Senses Southern Dunes, The Red Sea in The Red Sea.

Travel with an appetite

Let the landscape reach the table.

The Douro Valley is a natural starting point for vineyard, food and landscape-led travel. Elsewhere, Farr looks for the local context behind each dining programme.

Six Senses Douro Valley in Douro Valley.

Travel with purpose

Look for evidence, not vague promises.

Six Senses publishes sustainability commitments and property-level work. Farr attributes supplier claims and avoids turning them into unverified superlatives.

Six Senses Fiji in Malolo Island.

Journeys, not just stays

Let one place lead naturally to the next.

These are thoughtful routes to discuss with a Farr specialist, not fixed packages.

Your personal travel concierge

Why discover Six Senses with Farr Luxury Travel?

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The right kind of escape

We narrow islands, cities, retreats, desert and mountains according to what will actually fit.

02

Wellness that fits you

We make sense of programmes and retreat formats without assuming everyone wants the same holiday.

03

The right accommodation

Rooms, villas, suites, lodges and residences are compared in their proper context.

04

The whole journey

Flights, transfers and multi-stop travel are planned around the stay.

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One point of contact

Your Farr specialist remains your contact from first idea through the journey.

Frequently asked questions

Your questions, considered.

What is Six Senses?

Six Senses is a global luxury hospitality collection spanning resorts, city hotels, a dedicated wellness retreat, alpine stays and a multi-lodge Bhutan journey.

Where are Six Senses hotels located?

The 28 current supplier-listed properties span Asia and the Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Grenada in the Caribbean.

Are Six Senses properties suitable for families?

Some have meaningful family provision; others are more adult or retreat-oriented. Farr checks age guidance, accommodation and programmes property by property.

Is Six Senses only about wellness?

No. Wellbeing is important, but culture, landscape, food, adventure, beach, mountains and city life distinguish the properties.

What is Six Senses Vana?

Vana is a dedicated wellness retreat in Dehradun, India, and is treated differently from a conventional resort in this guide.

How does Six Senses Bhutan work?

It is one portfolio property made up of five lodges. Farr plans a multi-lodge route through selected valleys rather than presenting five separate hotels.

Which Six Senses properties are in Europe?

The current European portfolio is Six Senses Residences Courchevel, Six Senses Rome, Six Senses Douro Valley, Six Senses Ibiza, Six Senses Crans-Montana, Six Senses Kaplankaya, Six Senses London.

Can Farr create a multi-property Six Senses journey?

Yes, where the route is sensible. Ideas shown here are Farr itinerary concepts, not fixed Six Senses packages.

Can Farr arrange flights and transfers?

Yes. Flights, private road transfers, domestic air, seaplanes and boats can be planned and checked as one journey.

Is Six Senses all-inclusive?

No collection-wide all-inclusive promise is made. Meal plans, transfers, activities and wellness inclusions vary by property and dates.

Six Senses La Sagesse in St David, Grenada.

Your Six Senses journey

Where do you want to reconnect?

Tell us whether you are looking for quiet, culture, wellness, adventure, beach or mountains, and we will help find the Six Senses experience that fits.

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