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.
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.
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.
Pagostas
Still relatively under the radar, Patmos has long been a low-key favourite with the art and fashion set. With a rich Byzantine heritage that has shaped its architectural vernacular, this Dodecanese Island is all about the scene in its whitewashed Chora. Perched on a hill with cobbled lanes and energetic squares for morning coffees and pre-dinner drinks, it is the place to see and be seen on Patmos. Stay at Pagostas, a diminutive guesthouse in the Chora’s citadel that dates back to the 16th century — we love its roof terrace overlooking the sea.
Mezzatorre Hotel & Thermal Spa
The Amalfi Coast and its surrounding islands have long been the epitome of Mediterranean glamour, but it's the unassuming island of Ischia that we have on our radar this summer. After all, it’s where Marie-Louise Scio chose to open her latest hotel, Mezzatore. Set among the ruins of a 16th-century watchtower, this sun-bleached terracotta beauty is surrounded by forest and perches on the northwestern part of the island. It’s so lovely, that you could easily not leave, drifting from its famed breakfast, to poolside to dips in the sparkling sea just below. Utter heaven.
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.
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.