Our Collections
Choose from our collection of over 500 boutique hotels and villas for your next escape. We offer mountain retreats, country escapes, Mediterranean island hideaways, and city breaks.
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Grand Hotel Tremezzo
A palace of Art Nouveau dreams, the Grand Hotel Tremezzo is the vibrant, velvet-clad soul of Lake Como. Since 1910, this family-owned masterpiece has stood as a beacon of belle époque glamour, overlooking the "Pearl of the Lake," Bellagio. With its signature orange awnings, lush botanical gardens, and the famous floating pool, it offers a cinematic experience that manages to be both profoundly historic and playfully modern.
Passalacqua
Created in the 18th century as a place of the heart on Lake Como for friends, for love and leisure, for the pleasures of the table and the Italian art of dolce far niente, Passalacqua is that same place of wonder today.
Romazzino, A Belmond Hotel
A legendary haven on the sparkling Costa Smeralda, Romazzino is a true Sardinian icon. It offers the perfect fusion of secluded luxury, family-friendly hospitality, and a refined, retro-chic spirit. Poised on a lush green outcrop overlooking one of the island's finest private white sand beaches, this is the ultimate destination for those seeking an authentic yet elevated Italian escape, complete with world-class dining, and a stunning array of activities on land and sea.
Borgo Egnazia
A visionary masterpiece carved entirely from white tufo stone, Borgo Egnazia is not just a hotel; it is a meticulously reconstructed Puglian village that feels as though it has stood for centuries. Here, the rustic simplicity of the Adriatic coast meets world-class luxury. Lit by thousands of candles at night and scented by jasmine and lemon trees by day, it offers a cinematic escape into the heart of Mediterranean living.
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Berghuus Radons
Between 900 mountain peaks, 600 lakes and 150 valleys of the Grisons Alps lies the historic Maiensäss village Radons. Just above it: its historic Berghuus - lovingly restored in 2020 and awakened to new life and unmistakable charm. The history of the house goes back more than 80 years. Today's host, Fadri Arpagaus, runs his Berghuus and cooks for himself, and has created an intimate, romantic domicile with a view of sweeping valleys and a magnificent summit panorama. If you appreciate unflustered luxury and the magic of unique natural spectacles, Berghuus Radons is the place for you.
Chesa Grischuna
Synonymous with the glamorous Swiss ski resort of Klosters, Chesa Grischuna is a simple but charming hotel that has remained true to its roots since it was opened by Hans Guler in 1938. A feat of Landi design and craftsmanship, it became a place of refuge for American GIs during the Second World War, as well as film stars, directors, and writers— earning it the name “Hollywood on the Rocks.” Greta Garbo, Gene Kelly, and Rex Harrison have all signed the guestbook in this historic house.
Cresta Palace Celerina
A majestic Art Nouveau icon that has successfully bridged the gap between Belle Époque grandeur and contemporary alpine lifestyle. Following a meticulous 2022 renovation, the Cresta Palace has emerged as the vibrant, relaxed alternative to the formal "Grand Hotels" of neighboring St. Moritz. It is a place where high-ceilinged history meets a high-performance outdoor spirit.
Villa Flor
Sitting prettily at the end of the sun-blessed Engadin Valley is Villa Flor, a hidden guesthouse run with care and passion by former gallerist Ladina Florineth. It is near to St Moritz in the diminutive village of S-chanf, yet feels a world away; something her cult following of creatives want to keep this way.
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Les Bains Gardians
Set on a 4-hectare estate within a protected natural zone, Les Bains Gardians is the second act of the iconic Les Bains Paris. It’s a radical reimagining of the traditional Camargue ranch—a place where white-washed cabanes de gardians meet mid-century design and a "slow gardening" philosophy. Surrounded by marshes, pink flamingos, and the estate's own stables, it offers a barefoot luxury experience that balances deep wellness with the electric, artistic energy of a cultural hub.
Finca La Donaira
Finca La Donaira is an eco-retreat of discreet luxury, an organic farm and equestrian center located on the top of the Andalusian Serranía de Ronda, in southern Spain. Offering accommodation in just nine individually-designed rooms; friendly and professional service; state-of-the-art facilities including a spa; and an infinite list of tailor-made activities from horse riding and wellness to music festivals and wedding celebrations.
Castello di Vicarello
Castello di Vicarello is a 12th-century castle turned estate country retreat nestled in the untouched region of Maremma with sweeping views over rolling hills facing the Tyrrhenian Sea. Castello di Vicarello offers a choice of eight creatively appointed suites, two swimming pools, two kitchen gardens, and exquisite terraces surrounded by 40 hectares of vineyards and olive groves - where guests can also experience massage treatments set in pure Tuscan nature.
Il Borro
Situated in the heart of Tuscany, Il Borro is a century-old hamlet surrounded by 1.100 hectares of organic land. Thanks to meticulous restoration that began in 1993 it has been restored to its former glory and now stands as the custodian of tradition, culture, and sustainability and today speaks for the most elegant Tuscan hospitality.
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Hôtel Balzac
Experience Parisian elegance at Hôtel Balzac, a hidden gem just steps from the Champs-Élysées. Festen Architecture's renovation has created an intimate and romantic setting where you can craft your own unforgettable story.
Cinabre Suites
Step into a world of refined Parisian charm at Les Suites Cinabre. Tucked away on a private street in the heart of the city, this new concept, fashioned by a luxury brand, offers an intimate and exclusive stay. Discover just two rooms, each carefully curated, where you can enjoy hot water, a hi-fi system, signature cocktails, and French hospitality.
Château Voltaire
Located in the 1st Arrondissement, just steps from the Tuileries and the Opéra Garnier, Château Voltaire is the brainchild of Thierry Gillier (founder of Zadig & Voltaire). Set across three historic buildings, it shuns the typical "glitter" of five-star palaces in favor of a moody, cinematic aesthetic. Designed by Festen Architecture, the hotel feels like a private residence from a forgotten era—low-lit, textured, and deeply Parisian.
Pavillon de la Reine
Tucked behind a discreet gateway on the northern colonnade of the Place des Vosges, Pavillon de la Reine is the Marais’ best-kept secret. Named after Anne of Austria, who once resided in the wing separating the house from the square, this 17th-century mansion is draped in a lush veil of Virginia creeper that changes with the seasons. It offers a rare luxury in Paris: absolute silence.
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A visionary masterpiece carved entirely from white tufo stone, Borgo Egnazia is not just a hotel; it is a meticulously reconstructed Puglian village that feels as though it has stood for centuries. Here, the rustic simplicity of the Adriatic coast meets world-class luxury. Lit by thousands of candles at night and scented by jasmine and lemon trees by day, it offers a cinematic escape into the heart of Mediterranean living.
Palazzo Edmondo
Escape to your own private paradise at Palazzo Edmondo, a 16th-century palazzo in the heart of Salento. Discover a hidden oasis of relaxation and serenity within its historic walls. A secret garden awaits, complete with a tranquil pool, ancient colonnades, and the shade of fruit-bearing trees. Inside, star-vaulted ceilings, original flooring, and a natural color palette create an atmosphere of timeless elegance.
Casa Olivetta
Casa Olivetta, lovingly restored by Australian fashion and interior designer, Collette Dinnigan, is surrounded by hills, centuries-old olive trees, and trulli scattered throughout the landscape. The villa is located in the heart of the Apulian Itria Valley, in southern Italy, between the charming villages of Cisternino and Ostuni.
Masseria Moroseta
Perched on a ridge overlooking the "White City" of Ostuni and the sparkling Adriatic beyond, Masseria Moroseta is a modern masterpiece of rural hospitality. Designed by Andrew Trotter and built with traditional techniques and local tufo stone, this luminous white farmhouse is a sanctuary of radical simplicity. Immersed in five hectares of organic olive groves, it is a place where time slows down, and luxury is found in the quality of the light, the scent of wild herbs, and the shared joy of a long, creative lunch.
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Castel Badia
A millennium of history, masterfully reimagined. Perched above the Enneberg Valley, this former Benedictine monastery has been transformed into a sanctuary of alpine stillness, where ancient stone meets high-design minimalism.
Forestis Dolomites
Forestis is located in a densely wooded area, 1,800 m above sea level, with an unparalleled view of the Dolomites. The area’s unique and outstanding natural character had already prompted the Austrian monarchy to establish a tuberculosis sanatorium at precisely this special site. Read on below about the vibrant culinary offerings, the medicinal history of the site, and what not to miss at the property.
Berghotel Ladinia
Sister to the iconic La Perla, the Ladinia is the quintessential mountain inn and Corvara’s first. Opened in 1930 in one of the oldest properties in this Dolomiti village, it still has the same beautiful views of Mount Sassongher and traditional interiors that hold centuries of stories in its beautifully aged walls.
La Perla
Surrounded by a ring of mountains known as the Sella Massif, La Perla is a jewel in the crown of Alta Badia, a unesco-rated region of the Italian Dolomites. Tucked away in the picturesque village of Corvara, this family-run hotel has been renowned for its exceptional service and for being a slice of la dolce vita in the mountains since it opened in the fifties.
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Hotel und Restaurant Krone
For more than 180 years, the Krone has overlooked the village square, seemingly unchanged, stoical, and serene. Helene Nussbaumer-Natter und Dietmar Nussbaumer, the Krone family’s third generation, runs the hotel on the principles of their ancestors and in the same spirit — but with their modern signature.
Hotel Hirschen Schwarzenberg
The Hirschen in Schwarzenberg is a very special place full of character, art, music, 26 individual rooms, and a dining experience second to none.
Gasthaus Traube
A 14-room design hotel in the heart of Buchs in the St. Gallen Rhine Valley, Gasthaus Traube is a modern urban alpine retreat offering a sophisticated base for exploring Switzerland and Liechtenstein. As a new member of 84 Rooms, it stands out for its serene atmosphere, refined style, and a deep commitment to regional discovery, offering a curated experience far beyond a simple stay.
Pensiun Aldier since 1865
The Pensiun Aldier is a charming little hotel in Sent, a beautifully preserved historic village in the sun-blessed Engadin. Set at 1443m, the hotel was built in 1865 and is an elegant home-from-home.
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Son Blanc Farmhouse
In the wild, southwest heart of Menorca, Son Blanc Farmhouse has evolved from a 19th-century ruin into a blueprint for the future of travel. Far more than a boutique hotel, this 130-hectare estate is a living, breathing ecosystem where regenerative farming and high-design hospitality coexist. Here, the luxury isn't in gold taps, but in the silence of the ravines, the taste of soil-to-fire cuisine, and a radical commitment to self-sufficiency that feels both ancient and entirely new.
Finca La Donaira
Finca La Donaira is an eco-retreat of discreet luxury, an organic farm and equestrian center located on the top of the Andalusian Serranía de Ronda, in southern Spain. Offering accommodation in just nine individually-designed rooms; friendly and professional service; state-of-the-art facilities including a spa; and an infinite list of tailor-made activities from horse riding and wellness to music festivals and wedding celebrations.
Sao Lourenço do Barrocal
Deep in the Alentejo, where the light turns golden over ancient cork forests and megalithic stones, lies São Lourenço do Barrocal. This 780-hectare estate is not just a hotel; it is a restored farming village that has been in the same family for over 200 years. Reimagined by the legendary Eduardo Souto de Moura, the estate balances monastic simplicity with high-thread-count luxury. It is a place of deep silence, punctuated only by the sound of horse hooves and the rustle of olive trees—a sanctuary for the soul in Portugal’s rugged heartland.
Coombeshead Farm
Set amongst 66 acres of meadows, woodland and oak-lined streams, Coombeshead Farm is a guesthouse and working farm offering glorious isolation and farmhouse comforts in the heart of Cornwall’s rural countryside.
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Rote Wand Gourmet Hotel
The Rote Wand started life as a simple farmhouse in Zug in the mid 17th century. In the 1950s, its owners, the Walchs, turned it into a cafe and guest house: people came from neighbouring Lech for Burgi’s legendary apple strudel and shredded pancakes; while Josef, a ski instructor, brought his guests from by horse-drawn sleigh for fondue, which often turned into dancing in the cellar bar. Now with their son Joschi at the helm, the Rote Wand has evolved into one of the best hotels at the Arlberg with a beautiful spa — but still with food and warm-hearted service at its core.
Hotel Kristberg
Lech am Arlberg is a name that stands for alpine legend and timeless elegance. With over 300 km of perfectly groomed slopes, 200 km of powder routes, and guaranteed snow all winter long, Lech is one of the world's most iconic ski destinations. The grand opening of Hotel Kristberg in December 2025 marks a new chapter in this legendary destination. Built on a picturesque hillside, just 200 meters from the village center, the hotel is the result of a complete reimagining where alpine tradition meets contemporary luxury, setting a new standard for hospitality in the Arlberg.
Kristiania
Located within easy reach of the center, at a 5-minute walking distance from the ski slopes, overlooking the village with a marvelous view of the Alps, the Kristiania, an eclectic Austrian Chalet boasting unbeatable vistas is Lech's most stylish stay. Othmar Schneider, gold medal winner for the slalom at the Olympic winter games in Oslo in 1952, built the Kristiania up into one of the leading addresses in Lech. Until today, pampering their guests is a tradition at the Kristiania.
Sonnenhof
The Sonnenhof, from the team behind the legendary Almhof Schneider, is a well-preserved house dating back to the 14th and 15th centuries, featuring typical ‘Walser’ architecture. It is located slightly above the Hinterwies lift station, on a spacious, traffic-free slope with views of snow-covered peaks in winter and hilly meadows in summer. Its name – which translates to ‘sunny inn’ – is not an empty promise. Based on a comprehensive historical analysis, the structure of the house has been meticulously restored over the past two years and adapted for its new use with great attention to detail.
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Nordelaia
Nordelaia, set within five hectares of arable land, is a destination where heritage, design, comfort, and nature blend into an experience to enrich the soul and ease the mind. Sensitively built around an 800-year-old farmhouse, reconstruction was carried out over 3 years with the utmost respect and care for its heritage and tradition.
Il Borro
Situated in the heart of Tuscany, Il Borro is a century-old hamlet surrounded by 1.100 hectares of organic land. Thanks to meticulous restoration that began in 1993 it has been restored to its former glory and now stands as the custodian of tradition, culture, and sustainability and today speaks for the most elegant Tuscan hospitality.
Les Fermes de Marie
Up a quiet lane from Megève village, you will find Les Fermes de Marie, a clutch of centuries-old mountain farmhouses with rustic-luxe interiors. High up in the French Alps, this fashionable ski resort was put on the map back in the early 1900s by the Rothschild family, and this five-star hotel is one of its institutions.
Masseria Calderisi
At Masseria Calderisi, the luxury of simplicity is elevated to an art form. Set on the edge of the vibrant coastal life of Savelletri, this revitalized 17th-century farmhouse is wrapped in 24 acres of ancient olive groves, citrus orchards, and fragrant herb gardens. It is a place where the spirit of the old country estate—exuberant, proud, and welcoming—meets a contemporary, curated aesthetic. Whether you are retreating behind lime-washed stone walls or heading to the hotel's private beach club, Calderisi offers a quintessential Puglian escape that feels both historic and remarkably fresh.
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Forsthofgut Natur Hotel
Four hundred years of history and family tradition have created strong roots for the Forsthofgut. A nature hotel and spa oasis steeped in Austrian nature, this retreat sits at the foot of the craggy Leogang Mountains and is a temple of relaxation. Every detail at this hotel is very special.
Biohotel Rupertus
A certified hotel, Rupertus is guided by the philosophy of a climate-neutral lifestyle. Set in the beautiful Salzburg Alps, it is a family-run affair with organic cuisine, wellness offerings to soothe the soul, and the ideal getaway for relaxation in both summer and winter.
PUREST
Nestled in the magnificent mountain world of Achensee in Achenkirch, PUREST is a serene haven where purism and living perfection meet. The resort is designed to be a personal retreat, where every moment is cherished and time is savored. PUREST is an ode to freedom—for both adults and children—offering space to disconnect from the world and rejuvenate completely. Here, there are no rigid deadlines or dress codes, just the pure joy of a well-deserved getaway.
Nesslerhof
Escape to the idyllic alpine setting of Hotel Nesslerhof – the natural happiness hotel in the Salzburg Alps, where ski-in, ski-out access meets unparalleled wellness experiences. Embrace the "feel the natural happiness" philosophy as you explore the surrounding mountains and indulge in the hotel's sumptuos amenities. The spacious and elegantly designed suites offer the perfect retreat, with some boasting private spas, whirlpools, or a rooftop pool.
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ADLER Historic Guesthouse
Located in the heart of the oldest town of South Tyrol, Brixen, the 15th-century building of the former "Goldener Adler" underwent a total transformation. Christoph Mayr, son of restaurant owner and hoteliers Maria and Hermann Mayr, and his partner Silvana Messner took over the historic house in the second generation. Nowadays, the Adler Historic Guesthouse is an architectural jewel with a minimalistic design, a magnificent rooftop terrace and superb cuisine.
Ansitz Steinbock
Ansitz Steinbock is a castle-like building in the midst of a rural idyll dating back to the 15th century. Offering twelve contemporary suites and two exceptional restaurants, the Ansitz Steinbock is located in picturesque Villandro in the very heart of South Tyrol. A perfect base to explore some of the best wineries, architecture and natural beauty of the surrounding area.
Gasthof Zum Hirschen
The Gasthof Zum Hirschen is a historical retreat, a refuge to switch off, recharge your batteries in nature, to consciously enjoy. The uniqueness of the house lies in the harmonious combination of ancient spiritual wisdom and a contemporary comfort culture. A special experience for the guests is the family hospitality and the unique gastronomy at the knot of two cultures.
Steinach Townhouse
There is a place in Merano where the charm of days gone by seems to merge with the present. It is the Steinach quarter, the medieval town center of the spa town, bordered on one side by urban liveliness, and on the other by the peace and tranquillity of the lush vegetation along the promenade on the Passer river. It is only a stone's throw from the city center to the old town. As soon as you have set foot in the historic Steinach quarter, the bustling noise falls silent and is replaced by the gentle murmur of the Passer in the distance. The Steinach Townhouse Merano welcomes its guests in this place where the pace and everyday life seem to slow down.
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7132 Hotel
Escape to the 7132 Hotels, where the rugged beauty of the Grisons mountains meets modern luxury and design. Located at the entrance to the charming village of Vals, our hotels offer a unique sanctuary, a place to escape the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the alpine landscape, and enjoy a world of leisure, relaxation, and rejuvenation in a stimulating and stylish setting.
Villa Honegg
Like something out of a fairytale, Villa Honegg is all about the spectacular setting: it stands prettily on the majestic Burgenstock and soars over the brilliant turquoise waters of Lake Lucerne. A five-star superior hotel, it was originally built in 1905 in the Art Nouveau-style and is easy to spot on the skyline thanks to its pretty cream palette and pale blue shutters.
The Cambrian
The Cambrian is a one-off hotel and is the beating heart of Adelboden, having led the village's emergence as a must visit gem 'at the top of the valley'. The hotel offers a fusion of Swiss service and Welsh wit as the two brothers who own this fiercely independent hotel are Welsh ski fanatics who have a penchant for the Alpine lifestyle. Put simply The Cambrian is a haven for good times and memorable experiences.
Hotel Hirschen Schwarzenberg
The Hirschen in Schwarzenberg is a very special place full of character, art, music, 26 individual rooms, and a dining experience second to none.
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Bergwiesenglück
Bergwiesenglück is an elegant and exclusive chalet retreat, primely positioned for enjoying the natural beauty and year-round outdoor escapades of the Tyrolean Alps. Enjoy the refreshingly traditional architecture and authentic, genuine culinary delights at HERMANNS Kitchen.
Fuchsegg Eco Lodge
The Fuchsegg Eco Lodge is embedded in a gentle landscape of alpine meadows, hills, mountains, and forests in the Bregenzerwald region in Western Austrian. It inspires with a wonderful relaxation and wellness area, five different lodging types, and a culinary concept focused on local and seasonal cuisine.
Knappaboda
The Knappaboda is a place of retreat where you can find real privacy, the highest quality, and time for family and friends. A place of deceleration and life energy. A place of regionality and sustainable enjoyment. A place whose atmospheric ambiance makes it a home away from home for the duration of the holiday.
The Ullrhaus
The design-conscious Ullrhaus opened in 2021, bringing a slick, minimalist aesthetic and a creative vibe to St Anton am Arlberg. Taking its name from the Nordic god of skiing, Ullr, the hotel puts a Nordic spin on alpine materials, all inspired by the breathtaking natural scenery. With views over the majestic Tyrolean Alps, it is the ideal base for a winter ski trip, with access to 88 state-of-the-art cable cars, 305 m of runs and 200 km of off-piste terrain. It offers elegant rooms and suites, as well as fully serviced apartments — including our choice, the Ullr Suite, which has its own private terrace and sauna.
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Almhof Schneider
To stay at the Almhof Schneider is to be a guest at the home of Mr. Gerold Schneider, whose family history is inextricably linked to that of the 15thcentury property in Lech, which was a mountain farm for 500 years. In 1929, part of the original farmhouse was converted into a modest inn with guest rooms, before evolving over the years into the superior five-star hotel we know and love today.
Rote Wand Gourmet Hotel
The Rote Wand started life as a simple farmhouse in Zug in the mid 17th century. In the 1950s, its owners, the Walchs, turned it into a cafe and guest house: people came from neighbouring Lech for Burgi’s legendary apple strudel and shredded pancakes; while Josef, a ski instructor, brought his guests from by horse-drawn sleigh for fondue, which often turned into dancing in the cellar bar. Now with their son Joschi at the helm, the Rote Wand has evolved into one of the best hotels at the Arlberg with a beautiful spa — but still with food and warm-hearted service at its core.
Burg Hotel
As one of the most prestigious addresses in the region, and just awarded with five stars, the Burg Hotel sits on a sun-drenched high plateau in the heart of the Lech-Zürs ski area, surrounded by a breathtaking mountain panorama. In winter, guests of this luxurious ski-in/ski-out hotel enjoy direct access to over 305 kilometers of perfectly groomed slopes. Simply click into your skis and go. For après-ski, head to the hotel’s own Ice Bar No.1 or the Kriegeralpe at 2,000 meters.
Mountain Selfcare Resort Goldener Berg
The Mountain Selfcare Resort Goldener Berg invites you to experience the Arlberg mountains mindfully with meditations, yoga sessions, detox and alkaline fasting. The hotel's new concept is catering according to your wishes, from original to alkaline or ketogenic, for somatic and mental well-being. The physiotherapist ensures physical relaxation, and the energy doctors provide mental detoxification. If necessary, a coach is available to provide support before, during and after your stay. There's plenty of time to unwind - whether in the extensive spa, hiking in the summer or taking generous turns on the slopes in winter, the Arlberg's mountain paradise is right on our doorstep.
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Grand Hotel Belvedere
Nestled in the Bernese Oberland, the charming village of Wengen beats with the rhythm of the mountains, overlooking the majestic Lauterbrunnen Valley and facing the iconic Jungfrau. A historic cradle of skiing and a hiker's paradise, this resort offers the quintessential pleasures of the Alps year-round. Dominating this exceptional landscape, the newly renovated Grand Hotel Belvedere unveils its 90 rooms and suites, each offering breathtaking views. Here, well-being and joie de vivre are at the heart of every stay, from the Japanese-inspired spa to two restaurants and bars.
Bellevue des Alpes
One of the few remaining grande dames of the Swiss Alps, the 19th century Bellevue des Alpes stands at a showstopping 2,054m on the Scheidegg Pass, overlooking the iconic Eiger. Only reachable by train or by foot, you have a feeling of utter peace and of stepping back in time to a golden age of mountain hospitality. Open in both winter and summer, it is a very special option for those who lean towards tradition and the family-run — current owners Andreas and Silvia von Almen are the fifth generation to run Bellevue des Alpes.
Hotel Jungfrau Wengernalp
The Hotel Jungfrau stands on its own at Wengernalp, at a height of 1900 surrounded by a world of peace and tranquillity. This traditional family-run hotel, originating from the 19th century, has been lovingly restored and modernized in several stages, and by today’s standards is considered one of the most charming hotels in the Alps which is especially attractive to families with its pure mountain air. The Wengernalp train station and Jungfrau railway are conveniently reached and winter sports enthusiasts can get to the chairlifts after only a brief descent.
BEAUSiTE Zermatt
Reopened in December 2021 after extensive renovations, BEAUSiTE Zermatt offers freshly refurbished spacious rooms and suites in warm colours with detailed fabrics and a British flair bring back the Swiss golden age of alpinism. You have a breathtaking view of the landmark of the Valais mountain village, the Matterhorn from almost every angle of the hotel.
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Blyb.
Nothing in Bavaria is as Bavarian as the Tegernsee Valley. We thoroughly agree. Offering stunning lake views and located just a short walk from the shores of Lake Tegernsee lies the newly opened Blyb., a special place for hospitality in the Tegernsee Valley. The hotel features 29 minimalist aesthetic rooms, a restaurant offering casual fine dining, a bar with a library, and, above all, a place for enjoyment, relaxation, and events for both locals and guests.
Naturhotel Tannerhof
The Tannerhof is a place without frills - substantial, unconventional, and easy-going. The hotel is like a small village, situated on a slope with a panoramic view of the Leitzach Valley and the Wendelstein, nestled between mountains and lakes. Founded in 1905, the 4th generation family-run hotel operates living close to nature and holistic approaches focusing on health from organic gourmet cuisine and therapeutic fasting, to sustainable living.
Stubn
The most charming thing about Stubn, which is surrounded by the rolling hills of Bavaria near Chiemsee, is that you have to hike or bike to it. Private cars are not allowed on the forest road that leads up to its home, the Frasdorfer Hütte, which dates back to 1937 and sits on a high plateau at 950 meters in the Chiemgau Alps.
Schloss Elmau Luxury Spa Retreat & Cultural Hideaway
Schloss Elmau in the Elmau Valley, the ultimate spa experience in a breathtaking sanctuary in the Alps, just an hour from Munich. Casual luxury and the abundance of space. Tranquility in spas just for adults. Serenity in infinity pools for families. New energy in Yoga, Taiji, Dance, Wellness, and Sports Retreats. Superb restaurants. And on top of it all, food for thought and a sense of eternity in concerts with the great artists of our time.
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At Sloane
Nestled on a leafy residential street, just off Sloane Square, and hidden behind a discreet 19th century façade, the highly anticipated At Sloane reveals itself as the perfect blend of quiet British charm and curated French craftsmanship.
Casa Monti
Experience the art of "dolce vita" at Casa Monti, a five-star retreat in the center of Rome. This reimagined artist's residence, complete with a storied rooftop bar and a picture-perfect terrace restaurant, draws inspiration from the timeless beauty of Rome and invites guests to share in its magic.
Casa Newton
Casa Newton is a Tuscan gem combining mid-century design and luscious gardens to create an idyllic environment. This historic villa, located on the 150-hectare Fabbrica Pienza estate, has been transformed into a new high-end boutique hotel. From rows of vines to olive groves, Casa Newton's backyard offers you endless space to walk around and explore. The 11 rooms and suites each vaunt their inimitable style, many with inspiring views over the UNESCO Val d’Orcia countryside.
Château Voltaire
Located in the 1st Arrondissement, just steps from the Tuileries and the Opéra Garnier, Château Voltaire is the brainchild of Thierry Gillier (founder of Zadig & Voltaire). Set across three historic buildings, it shuns the typical "glitter" of five-star palaces in favor of a moody, cinematic aesthetic. Designed by Festen Architecture, the hotel feels like a private residence from a forgotten era—low-lit, textured, and deeply Parisian.
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Casa Newton is a Tuscan gem combining mid-century design and luscious gardens to create an idyllic environment. This historic villa, located on the 150-hectare Fabbrica Pienza estate, has been transformed into a new high-end boutique hotel. From rows of vines to olive groves, Casa Newton's backyard offers you endless space to walk around and explore. The 11 rooms and suites each vaunt their inimitable style, many with inspiring views over the UNESCO Val d’Orcia countryside.
Château du Grand-Lucé
Château du Grand-Lucé is a French national treasure, located in the Loire Valley, a 55-minute train ride from Paris. This exclusive private enclave of royal proportions was built by a nobleman and has hosted the most discerning travelers for centuries. Built in 1760 and named for the idyllic village in which it is located, this neoclassical French icon has been exquisitely restored. With a vigilant attention to detail, its unapologetically opulent chic interiors are a stunning tribute to its noble provenance and are a gallant steward of its rich history.
Coombeshead Farm
Set amongst 66 acres of meadows, woodland and oak-lined streams, Coombeshead Farm is a guesthouse and working farm offering glorious isolation and farmhouse comforts in the heart of Cornwall’s rural countryside.
Finca La Donaira
Finca La Donaira is an eco-retreat of discreet luxury, an organic farm and equestrian center located on the top of the Andalusian Serranía de Ronda, in southern Spain. Offering accommodation in just nine individually-designed rooms; friendly and professional service; state-of-the-art facilities including a spa; and an infinite list of tailor-made activities from horse riding and wellness to music festivals and wedding celebrations.
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L’Hôtel Particulier de Tingry
In the heart of the Luberon and 45 minutes from Avignon, the village of Ménerbes is perched on the rocky overhangs dominating the Cavalon planes. It is at the top of this beautiful artists’ village that the elegant 18th-century edifice known as Hôtel de Tingry stands. In this enchanting setting, propitious to a getaway and rest, residents will be captivated by the superb architecture and the breathtaking view. You will also have access to all temporary art shows as it is also an art gallery that welcomes artists occasionally.
Hôtel Crillon le Brave
Perched discreetly on the foothills of Mont Ventoux, Hôtel Crillon le Brave is a five-star gem offering breathtaking views over the Dentelles de Montmirail. Nestled within the heart of the medieval village of Crillon le Brave, this unique hotel seamlessly integrates into its surroundings, composed of nine centuries-old houses. Experience an authentic setting that instantly transports you back in time, deep in the Vaucluse.
Chateau St Victor La Coste
Chateau St Victor La Coste offers a truly magical escape. This private home boasts an artistically flamboyant and eclectic decor, making it a genuinely wonderful and special retreat. Nestled in a tranquil Provençal village, completely untouched by mainstream tourism and surrounded by Côte de Rhone vineyards and forests, it provides a world away from the glitz of the Côte d'Azur – the ideal choice for the discerning traveler.
La Maison Sur La Sorgue
This 17th-century townhouse with remarkable architecture is located in a historic town with a global village feel, offering a cultural environment in a natural setting made even more beautiful by the river. Now a quaint boutique hotel, you can expect impeccable service, spacious and comfortable suites, a secret garden with a pool, and an art gallery where artists and designers are showcased alongside items from travels around the world.
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Show allAnsitz Steinbock
Ansitz Steinbock is a castle-like building in the midst of a rural idyll dating back to the 15th century. Offering twelve contemporary suites and two exceptional restaurants, the Ansitz Steinbock is located in picturesque Villandro in the very heart of South Tyrol. A perfect base to explore some of the best wineries, architecture and natural beauty of the surrounding area.
Berghotel Ladinia
Sister to the iconic La Perla, the Ladinia is the quintessential mountain inn and Corvara’s first. Opened in 1930 in one of the oldest properties in this Dolomiti village, it still has the same beautiful views of Mount Sassongher and traditional interiors that hold centuries of stories in its beautifully aged walls.
Chesa Grischuna
Synonymous with the glamorous Swiss ski resort of Klosters, Chesa Grischuna is a simple but charming hotel that has remained true to its roots since it was opened by Hans Guler in 1938. A feat of Landi design and craftsmanship, it became a place of refuge for American GIs during the Second World War, as well as film stars, directors, and writers— earning it the name “Hollywood on the Rocks.” Greta Garbo, Gene Kelly, and Rex Harrison have all signed the guestbook in this historic house.
Hotel Hirschen Schwarzenberg
The Hirschen in Schwarzenberg is a very special place full of character, art, music, 26 individual rooms, and a dining experience second to none.
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Show all7132 Hotel
Escape to the 7132 Hotels, where the rugged beauty of the Grisons mountains meets modern luxury and design. Located at the entrance to the charming village of Vals, our hotels offer a unique sanctuary, a place to escape the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the alpine landscape, and enjoy a world of leisure, relaxation, and rejuvenation in a stimulating and stylish setting.
Atto Suites
Atto Suites is a feast for architect lovers: Warm, reduced to the essentials, and very woody. Equipped with the best the region has to offer and a unique Farm-to-table concept, this property is not to be missed in summer or winter. The designs, craftsmanship, and facade are unlike any other property in the area, yet fit seamlessly into its setting - one that you won't forget with the mesmerizing mountain views.
Badia Hill
Badia Hill is a stylish mountain retreat nestled in the heart of the majestic Dolomites in the village of Badia with direct access to the Alta Badia ski resort. The hotel offers a unique experience that combines relaxation, adventure, and high-quality gastronomy. Every detail has been meticulously crafted to ensure the utmost comfort for guests, from elegant rooms to two restaurants, and a stunning rooftop spa with breathtaking panoramic views.
Chetzeron
Set above the Swiss ski resort of Crans-Montana at an altitude of 2112m, the Chetzeron marries alpine minimalism with breathtaking views over the highest peaks in the Alps. A former gondola lift station and restaurant, it was transformed into a hotel in 2014 and enjoys a secluded location, affording moments of peacefulness and relaxation.
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Show allCasa Monti
Experience the art of "dolce vita" at Casa Monti, a five-star retreat in the center of Rome. This reimagined artist's residence, complete with a storied rooftop bar and a picture-perfect terrace restaurant, draws inspiration from the timeless beauty of Rome and invites guests to share in its magic.
Casa Newton
Casa Newton is a Tuscan gem combining mid-century design and luscious gardens to create an idyllic environment. This historic villa, located on the 150-hectare Fabbrica Pienza estate, has been transformed into a new high-end boutique hotel. From rows of vines to olive groves, Casa Newton's backyard offers you endless space to walk around and explore. The 11 rooms and suites each vaunt their inimitable style, many with inspiring views over the UNESCO Val d’Orcia countryside.
Casa Privata
Tucked away in the quiet, understated village of Praiano, Ca’ P’a Casa Privata is a sanctuary of radical peace. Once a ruined fisherman’s cottage discovered from the sea, it has been transformed into a seven-room garden estate that feels more like a private home than a hotel. Surrounded by 5,000 square meters of organic orchards and tiered gardens that tumble down to the Mediterranean, it is a place for those who want the Amalfi views without the Amalfi crowds.
Castello di Vicarello
Castello di Vicarello is a 12th-century castle turned estate country retreat nestled in the untouched region of Maremma with sweeping views over rolling hills facing the Tyrrhenian Sea. Castello di Vicarello offers a choice of eight creatively appointed suites, two swimming pools, two kitchen gardens, and exquisite terraces surrounded by 40 hectares of vineyards and olive groves - where guests can also experience massage treatments set in pure Tuscan nature.
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Airelles Val d'Isère
Discover the ultimate mountain escape at Airelles Val d'Isère. Located in the heart of Savoie, on the doorstep of Vanoise National Park, this exceptional family hotel offers a refined and authentic alpine experience.
Ansitz Steinbock
Ansitz Steinbock is a castle-like building in the midst of a rural idyll dating back to the 15th century. Offering twelve contemporary suites and two exceptional restaurants, the Ansitz Steinbock is located in picturesque Villandro in the very heart of South Tyrol. A perfect base to explore some of the best wineries, architecture and natural beauty of the surrounding area.
Chesa Grischuna
Synonymous with the glamorous Swiss ski resort of Klosters, Chesa Grischuna is a simple but charming hotel that has remained true to its roots since it was opened by Hans Guler in 1938. A feat of Landi design and craftsmanship, it became a place of refuge for American GIs during the Second World War, as well as film stars, directors, and writers— earning it the name “Hollywood on the Rocks.” Greta Garbo, Gene Kelly, and Rex Harrison have all signed the guestbook in this historic house.
Der Berghof
Just a short stroll away from the centre of Lech and the slopes, The Berghof is one of our hot picks for your winter break. The hotel is situated in a quiet and privileged location above the centre of Lech and features its own elevator that takes you directly from the village into the hotel. At der Berghof you can expect excellent food, and luxury amenities. The owner has maintained the alpine lifestyle at the highest level of hospitality. Modernity and tradition get combined in a wonderful way to create a unique feel-good atmosphere.
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Show allCasa Newton
Casa Newton is a Tuscan gem combining mid-century design and luscious gardens to create an idyllic environment. This historic villa, located on the 150-hectare Fabbrica Pienza estate, has been transformed into a new high-end boutique hotel. From rows of vines to olive groves, Casa Newton's backyard offers you endless space to walk around and explore. The 11 rooms and suites each vaunt their inimitable style, many with inspiring views over the UNESCO Val d’Orcia countryside.
Castello di Vicarello
Castello di Vicarello is a 12th-century castle turned estate country retreat nestled in the untouched region of Maremma with sweeping views over rolling hills facing the Tyrrhenian Sea. Castello di Vicarello offers a choice of eight creatively appointed suites, two swimming pools, two kitchen gardens, and exquisite terraces surrounded by 40 hectares of vineyards and olive groves - where guests can also experience massage treatments set in pure Tuscan nature.
Conti Di San Bonifacio
Conti di San Bonifacio Wine Resort truly offers an experience in Southern Tuscany that is off the beaten track. With personalised service, gorgeous accommodations, and beautiful landscapes. Foodies will rejoice at the excellent Tuscan food and wine on offer in this charming rustic retreat. This restored stone farmhouse sits in the middle of a gorgeously green landscape, beneath the Tuscan sun.
Hotel Il Pellicano
Iconic, intimate, and impossibly chic, Hotel Il Pellicano is the ultimate expression of Italian coastal luxury. Recently refreshed for the 2026 season with updated suites and a new beach-access lift, the hotel continues to set the gold standard for 'hidden' Tuscany. From the saltwater pool carved into the rocks to the rosemary-scented gardens, every detail here is a masterclass in understated elegance.
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Cap d'Antibes Beach Hotel
Freshly reimagined by the visionary architect Bernard Dubois, the Cap d’Antibes Beach Hotel has transcended its iconic status to become a contemporary architectural landmark. Set directly on the sand—a rarity on the Côte d’Azur—this 5-star Relais & Châteaux property is a masterclass in "raw charm." With its clean geometric lines, sun-drenched stucco, and a vibe that channels 1960s California modernism through a Mediterranean lens, it remains the ultimate destination for those seeking barefoot elegance without the starched formality of the traditional palaces.
Lily of the Valley
Discover Lily of the Valley, a luxurious retreat dedicated to year-round wellness, weight loss, and sport. Just moments from the glamour of Saint-Tropez, yet enveloped by the pristine Cap Lardier estate – a vital green lung of the French Riviera – the hotel offers a serene sanctuary. Overlooking the wild, three-mile stretch of fine sand at Plage de Gigaro, it's an unparalleled escape into nature and rejuvenation.
Hotel Il Pellicano
Iconic, intimate, and impossibly chic, Hotel Il Pellicano is the ultimate expression of Italian coastal luxury. Recently refreshed for the 2026 season with updated suites and a new beach-access lift, the hotel continues to set the gold standard for 'hidden' Tuscany. From the saltwater pool carved into the rocks to the rosemary-scented gardens, every detail here is a masterclass in understated elegance.
Pardini's Hermitage
Accessible only by a 20-minute boat ride from the main harbor of Giglio Island, Pardini’s Hermitage is a rare survivor of a vanishing Italy. This is a place where the pace is set by the sun and the sea, rather than a clock. Perched on a wild, granite promontory overlooking a private cove, this family-run guesthouse is a sanctuary for those looking to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with nature. It is raw, authentic, and deeply soulful—a "hermitage" in every sense of the word.
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Castello di Tassara
Castello di Tassara is nestled among fields, vineyards, and landscapes and follows a rhythm of nature and agriculture. A quiet haven suspended in time. Its story is one of restoration carried out respecting esthetic harmony, tradition, hospitality, love for refined simplicity, tastes, flavors, and animals.
Filodivino
Nestled in the rolling hills of Le Marche, amidst organic vineyards and olive groves, Filodivino is a boutique wine resort that beautifully encapsulates the essence of this captivating Italian region. More than just a place to stay, it’s an immersive experience designed for discerning travelers who appreciate refined luxury, authentic local flavors, and serene well-being. This enchanting retreat, housed in a beautifully restored historic farmhouse, offers a deep connection to the land and its traditions, inviting guests to slow down, savor the moment, and indulge in the pleasures of Italian country life.
La Pescaia Resort
Nestled in the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, La Pescaia Resort is a piece of authentic rural patrician history brought back to life, through a conservative restoration very respectful of the genius loci. An elegant example of a nineteenth-century villa farm, one of the few remaining in the area, with a past that refers to the family of Pia Tolomei. La Pescaia Resort is a paradise protected by over six thousand ancient olive trees, pristine forests, and hidden paths for lovers of walking and of the horseback riding.
Locanda in Tuscany
Locanda in Tuscany is a perfect location for an authentic luxury experience, for those looking for a relaxing holiday in the most perfect part of Italy, the Val d’Orcia. An intimate and immersive experience with a focus on sustainable and organic principles, from the mini-bar selections to the food and wine offerings at the restaurant. The building is a private country mansion from the XVII century renovated concerning the Tuscan tradition and in authentic country chic style.
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Show allAt Sloane
Nestled on a leafy residential street, just off Sloane Square, and hidden behind a discreet 19th century façade, the highly anticipated At Sloane reveals itself as the perfect blend of quiet British charm and curated French craftsmanship.
Beaverbrook Town House
Opened in 2021, the Beaverbrook Townhouse is set across two beautifully refurbished Georgian townhouses on Sloane Street that overlooks Cadogan Gardens. A homage to the legendary tastes of Lord Beaverbrook, its colorful and creative interiors give more than a nod to the Roaring Twenties. There are 14 lavish suites with four poster beds, art, and antiques, as well as a snug little library, a Japanese grill, and a sushi bar. It is like staying with your extravagantly generous friend, who will also open up his little black book of London secrets to you.
The Cadogan - A Belmond Hotel
Once played host to Oscar Wilde, The Cadogan overlooks the huge private garden of Cadogan Place Gardens of which guests get keys to its gates, and can picnic, stroll and play tennis. The hotel is situated between Knightsbridge and Chelsea, a short stroll from Sloane Square. After a day sampling the delights of London, you’ll find every indulgence awaiting you back at the hotel. Cosy up in front of the fire with your drink of choice, or slip into the indulgence of your beautiful designed suite.
The Mayfair Townhouse
Opened in December 2020, The Mayfair Townhouse is the fifth British hotel from Iconic Luxury Hotels. Located on Half Moon Street alongside Piccadilly. There are a variety of different Room types, a collection of modern Suites (some with their private patio), and three Signature Suites that mimic the luxury lifestyle that Mayfair is known for while providing incredible views overlooking London’s vibrant West End.
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Grand Hotel Miramare
With its brilliant white facade and baby-blue shutters, the Grand Hotel Miramare is a landmark of the Italian Riviera. This is a place that celebrates "Estate Italiana"—the art of the slow summer. From the polished terrazzo floors to the century-old tropical gardens, the Miramare balances a grand sense of history with a modern, artistic soul. Whether you are sipping a Negroni at Bar Le Colonne or waking up in a suite inspired by Gio Ponti, the experience is one of composed, cinematic elegance.
Splendido Portofino - A Belmond Hotel
Perched high above the shimmering yachts of Portofino’s harbor, Splendido is more than a hotel—it is a cinematic legend. Once a 16th-century monastery, this pink-hued sanctuary has been the summer home of the global elite for decades. Currently undergoing a meticulous multi-year reimagining by designer Martin Brudnizki, the Splendido is gracefully evolving, blending its storied "Old Hollywood" glamour with a fresh, vibrant spirit. It remains the most coveted vantage point on the Ligurian coast, where the scent of jasmine meets the ultimate in Italian hospitality.
Le Sirenuse
Le Sirenuse opened in 1951, when four Neapolitan brothers, the Marchesi Aldo, Paolo, Anna, and Franco Sersale turned their summer house in Positano into a charming hotel, overlooking the bay of Positano. Today the 58-room resort is considered one of Italy’s leading seaside luxury hotels, though it still retains the intimate, cultured atmosphere of a private home.
Villa Lario
Villa Làrio is an exclusive property that extends over 2 acres of private gardens directly on Lake Como. The Suites are located in four different constructions. Villa Bianca with four Suites, the reception, and Restaurant, Pavilion, an independent villa with two bedrooms en suite, a large salon, a private terrasse, an exceptional view, and Garden Suite, an independent Suite in the historical gardens. Directly by the lake, you will find Il Palazzo a XIXth-century classical villa with impressive loggia and a terrace.
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Show allKristiania
Located within easy reach of the center, at a 5-minute walking distance from the ski slopes, overlooking the village with a marvelous view of the Alps, the Kristiania, an eclectic Austrian Chalet boasting unbeatable vistas is Lech's most stylish stay. Othmar Schneider, gold medal winner for the slalom at the Olympic winter games in Oslo in 1952, built the Kristiania up into one of the leading addresses in Lech. Until today, pampering their guests is a tradition at the Kristiania.
Der Berghof
Just a short stroll away from the centre of Lech and the slopes, The Berghof is one of our hot picks for your winter break. The hotel is situated in a quiet and privileged location above the centre of Lech and features its own elevator that takes you directly from the village into the hotel. At der Berghof you can expect excellent food, and luxury amenities. The owner has maintained the alpine lifestyle at the highest level of hospitality. Modernity and tradition get combined in a wonderful way to create a unique feel-good atmosphere.
Villa Flor
Sitting prettily at the end of the sun-blessed Engadin Valley is Villa Flor, a hidden guesthouse run with care and passion by former gallerist Ladina Florineth. It is near to St Moritz in the diminutive village of S-chanf, yet feels a world away; something her cult following of creatives want to keep this way.
Hôtel Bella Tola & St-Luc
Hotel Bella Tola is a historic mountain retreat in Switzerland’s picturesque Valais valley rooted in its surrounding nature. A generous white property with pretty blue shutters, the hotel is ideal for those planning to ski or snowshoe in the Saint-Luc and Chandolin areas in winter or hike and bike in summer.
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Show allCap d'Antibes Beach Hotel
Freshly reimagined by the visionary architect Bernard Dubois, the Cap d’Antibes Beach Hotel has transcended its iconic status to become a contemporary architectural landmark. Set directly on the sand—a rarity on the Côte d’Azur—this 5-star Relais & Châteaux property is a masterclass in "raw charm." With its clean geometric lines, sun-drenched stucco, and a vibe that channels 1960s California modernism through a Mediterranean lens, it remains the ultimate destination for those seeking barefoot elegance without the starched formality of the traditional palaces.
Château Voltaire
Located in the 1st Arrondissement, just steps from the Tuileries and the Opéra Garnier, Château Voltaire is the brainchild of Thierry Gillier (founder of Zadig & Voltaire). Set across three historic buildings, it shuns the typical "glitter" of five-star palaces in favor of a moody, cinematic aesthetic. Designed by Festen Architecture, the hotel feels like a private residence from a forgotten era—low-lit, textured, and deeply Parisian.
Château du Grand-Lucé
Château du Grand-Lucé is a French national treasure, located in the Loire Valley, a 55-minute train ride from Paris. This exclusive private enclave of royal proportions was built by a nobleman and has hosted the most discerning travelers for centuries. Built in 1760 and named for the idyllic village in which it is located, this neoclassical French icon has been exquisitely restored. With a vigilant attention to detail, its unapologetically opulent chic interiors are a stunning tribute to its noble provenance and are a gallant steward of its rich history.
Cinabre Suites
Step into a world of refined Parisian charm at Les Suites Cinabre. Tucked away on a private street in the heart of the city, this new concept, fashioned by a luxury brand, offers an intimate and exclusive stay. Discover just two rooms, each carefully curated, where you can enjoy hot water, a hi-fi system, signature cocktails, and French hospitality.
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Show allForsthofgut Natur Hotel
Four hundred years of history and family tradition have created strong roots for the Forsthofgut. A nature hotel and spa oasis steeped in Austrian nature, this retreat sits at the foot of the craggy Leogang Mountains and is a temple of relaxation. Every detail at this hotel is very special.
Rote Wand Gourmet Hotel
The Rote Wand started life as a simple farmhouse in Zug in the mid 17th century. In the 1950s, its owners, the Walchs, turned it into a cafe and guest house: people came from neighbouring Lech for Burgi’s legendary apple strudel and shredded pancakes; while Josef, a ski instructor, brought his guests from by horse-drawn sleigh for fondue, which often turned into dancing in the cellar bar. Now with their son Joschi at the helm, the Rote Wand has evolved into one of the best hotels at the Arlberg with a beautiful spa — but still with food and warm-hearted service at its core.
Hotel Hirschen Schwarzenberg
The Hirschen in Schwarzenberg is a very special place full of character, art, music, 26 individual rooms, and a dining experience second to none.
Fuchsegg Eco Lodge
The Fuchsegg Eco Lodge is embedded in a gentle landscape of alpine meadows, hills, mountains, and forests in the Bregenzerwald region in Western Austrian. It inspires with a wonderful relaxation and wellness area, five different lodging types, and a culinary concept focused on local and seasonal cuisine.
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BergVillen
Discover the inspiring and unique BergVillen in Hafling (Avelengo), operated by the one-of-a-kind retreat Chalet Mirabell. Surrounded by nature's grandeur, this is a place to experience time intentionally. Embrace a slower pace, find tranquility, and create cherished memories. Whether you're relaxing by the fireplace, stargazing from the pool, or venturing into the forest, the Bergvillen offer an unforgettable retreat.
Casa Maiora
Casa Maiora is a 4 bedrooms villa designed by Studio Andrew Trotter. Like Masseria Moroseta and Villa Cardo, Casa Maiora is built with local materials and with traditional construction methods. The villa has comfortable indoors and great external spaces and enjoys the sea view over the Ostuni seaside.
PERGOLA - SPAZIO 46
Spazio 46 offers a tranquil retreat amidst the rolling hills of lush vineyards and apple orchards in the village of Lagundo, near Merano. Designed by renowned architect Hannes Peer, this exceptional residence blends sleek contemporary design with traditional local craftsmanship, creating a space that feels both sophisticated and grounded. Inside, every detail has been carefully curated, with custom-made pieces crafted from natural materials like Gneiss from the Passeiertal Valley and local walnut. Thoughtfully paired with timeless design classics, the interiors create a serene, harmonious ambiance that perfectly complements the stunning natural surroundings. Whether you're seeking a peaceful getaway or a base to explore the region, this unique hideaway promises a truly unforgettable experience. Spazio 46 is the latest addition to the boutique brand PERGOLA, joining Pergola Residence by Matteo Thun and Haus Engadein in Renon.
Palazzo Edmondo
Escape to your own private paradise at Palazzo Edmondo, a 16th-century palazzo in the heart of Salento. Discover a hidden oasis of relaxation and serenity within its historic walls. A secret garden awaits, complete with a tranquil pool, ancient colonnades, and the shade of fruit-bearing trees. Inside, star-vaulted ceilings, original flooring, and a natural color palette create an atmosphere of timeless elegance.