Early reports suggested the couple would reside at the two-bedroom Nottingham Cottage, the "Nott Cott" as it's affectionately known. However, the Duke and Duchess are looking for something a little roomier. Meghan probably wasn't too keen on living in the cottage Harry had used as his bachelor pad for a number of years.

It now appears that Harry and Meghan will begin their married life as next door neighbors to William and Kate – in the 21-room Apartment 1 of Kensington Palace.

The rooms at Kensington still retain many of the Georgian architecture and interior design installed by royal artist and architect William Kent who was commissioned by King George I to paint portraits and decorations on the royal staircase and ceilings, among other ornate details added to fireplaces, molding, floors, and doors.

The apartment Harry and Meghan are moving into was the former home of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and has since undergone a swift renovation to fit the style of Britain's newest royal couple. Harry "seems in a real hurry to move in with Meghan," someone familiar with the Prince's frequent trips to inspect the building's progress said.

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The need for more space might reflect Meghan's desire to start a family. Friends say she has been encouraging Harry to stop smoking and cut back on alcohol consumption to keep himself in top shape for future Fatherhood.

Meghan will have some lifestyle adjustments to make as well. The Queen has appointed a personal coach to spend the next six months with the Duchess of Sussex to give her lessons in proper dress, behavior, and royal etiquette.

Living in storied Kensington Palace will be new to Meghan, but full of boyhood memories for Harry. He grew up in a different wing of the palace with brother William. A beautiful portrait of their Mom, Princes Diana hangs on a wall in one of the rooms.

Hopefully, Harry won't scare his new bride with stories of all the late royal ghosts who are said to haunt the grounds. The spirit of King George I has reportedly been seen walking down the King's Gallery at night.

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Nicknamed "The Island of Love," Seychelles has also played honeymoon host to George and Amal Clooney plus Gabrielle Union and Dwayne Wade among other famous faces.

An Island Oasis in the Indian Ocean

Located 1,133 miles northeast of Madagascar, this island chain boasts some of the world's most beautiful beaches and exclusive hotels.

Arriving by private jet, after somehow keeping their destination a secret for weeks, the newlywed couple landed on the secluded North Island. Consisting of only 11 luxury villas, Prince William and Kate Middleton found themselves nestled among pearlescent sand, coconut palms, and lush green takamaka trees.

Each private villa faces Anse d'east Beach, showcasing the breathtaking ecological beauty of the coast and lightly chopping Indian Ocean current.

Private Beachfront Villas

Guests staying in these secluded dwellings tucked away just behind the tree line, enjoy a large master bedroom, second bedroom, and changing room with en-suite bath.

There are three ways to rinse off from a day at the beach. Indoor and outdoor showers provide convenience, while the handcrafted Balinese natural stone baths offer a chance to soak the stress away.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge would not have had to see another soul unless they wanted to–even when going for a swim. A private plunge pool and lounge is a part of this premium villa experience.

A Unique Barefoot Luxury Experience

Staying on North Island is always all-inclusive, and there are several additional spa treatments available that can be personalized to the needs of each guest. Escaping to this beach allows nature to clear the mind while the body is properly pampered.

Vacationers who tire of lounging under graceful punka fans can take a picnic on the beach or observe the many species of birds that call this island home. Every villa also gets its own golf cart for easy island exploring. There is also a certified dive-center on site for anyone who elects to do some world-class scuba diving.

Premium Service in an Environmentally-Friendly Setting

It is impossible not to feel special staying at a place like this. The service and dining are unparalleled. One recent traveler to the island, who vacationed with his family in a villa, remarked, "our butler was great, always one call away, always ready to be of service in any way he could."

Guests that stay here seem to especially enjoy the little things that make North Island special. There are friendly sea turtles that greet newcomers outside the villas, and fresh water bottles are placed everywhere by unseen staff throughout the day.

It comes as no surprise that Prince William and Kate Middleton selected the "3rd Best Hotel in the World" according to Condé Nast Traveller Readers in their 2014 awards. This ultimate lover's paradise starts at $8,600 per night.

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