84 Rooms Destinations
Explore the world of 84 Rooms, a handpicked collection of the most authentic, design-inspired destinations from our flagship hotels in the Alps, to seaside escapes dotted throughout the Mediterranean.
Mezzatorre Hotel & Thermal Spa
While the Amalfi Coast has long defined Mediterranean glamour, it is the unassuming, rugged island of Ischia that has become the true insider’s retreat. At its northwestern tip, perched within the ruins of a 16th-century watchtower and surrounded by a dense pine forest, sits Mezzatorre. Reimagined by Marie-Louise Sciò, this sun-bleached terracotta beauty is a masterclass in effortless Italian elegance. It is a place where you can drift from a thermal spring soak to a poolside lunch, all while overlooking the sparkling Gulf of Naples.
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.
Heckfield Place
Standing proudly on 400 acres of secluded Hampshire landscape, Heckfield Place is a Georgian family home that has been artfully rewoven into a luxury hotel with a deep, beating heart. Far from the stuffy tradition of old-school country estates, Heckfield is a living, breathing experiment in biodynamic living. From its own farm to its world-class spa, every detail is intentional, sustainable, and undeniably elegant. It is a place where you can swim in wild lakes at dawn and dine on Michelin Green Star-awarded cuisine by candlelight.
The Twenty Two
Set in a storied Edwardian manor on the corner of Grosvenor Square, The Twenty Two is more than a hotel—it is a cultural space dedicated to the art of lingering. Marrying 18th-century French decadence with a distinctly modern London edge, it serves as a plush sanctuary for the creative elite and the discreetly curious. With its opulent interiors, a celebrated neighborhood restaurant, and a members-only club that feels like a subterranean secret, it is the most vibrant address in Mayfair.
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.
The Bowery
Timeless, cinematic, and perpetually in vogue, The Bowery Hotel is the rare New York institution that feels as though it has been there for a century. With its wood-paneled lobby, Moroccan rugs, and roaring fireplace, it serves as the ultimate clubhouse for the global creative set. High above the grit and energy of the Bowery, the rooms offer a serene, industrial-chic sanctuary with floor-to-ceiling windows and some of the most romantic terraces in Manhattan.