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.
Quinta da Comporta
Built out of a deep love and respect for the local heritage, Quinta da Comporta is an undeniable tribute to the Alentejo coast. Architect Miguel Câncio Martins has seamlessly integrated traditional architectural lines with a contemporary interior aesthetic. Built around an original terracotta courtyard where old grain stores once stood, the resort utilizes salvaged wood, wicker, and stone to mirror the natural palette of the surrounding landscape. It is a space designed for a genuine journey inwards—understated, highly sophisticated, and completely at peace with nature.
Hôtel Les Roches Rouges
Perched where the fiery red rocks of the Estérel massif plunge dramatically into the deep azure of the Mediterranean, Les Roches Rouges is a mid-century modernist dream. Under the thoughtful curation of the Beaumier group, this five-star design enclave strips away the stuffy, gold-plated fussiness traditionally associated with Riviera luxury, choosing instead to focus entirely on light, space, and clean architectural lines. Stripped back to its raw 1950s bones and softened with contemporary French craftsmanship, it is a celebratory nod to the joys of the classic vacances—where the boundary between the hotel’s white concrete and the breaking waves simply ceases to exist.
Hotel Le Provençal
Tucked away on the wild, rugged Giens Peninsula near Hyères, Le Provençal is a masterclass in nostalgic Riviera living. Family-run for three generations, this four-star cliffside bastion has been a low-key refuge for the European creative elite since the 1950s—historically hosting everyone from François Truffaut to Jean Marais. Set within a protected two-hectare park of maritime pines and certified with the eco-conscious Esprit Parc National label, it offers a rare glimpse of the Côte d’Azur before the crowds arrived: unpretentious, deeply connected to nature, and filled with old-world epicurean soul.
Petunia
Perched on a gentle hillside above Cala Carbó, Petunia Ibiza is a love letter to the "quiet" side of the island. Now under the curation of the Beaumier group, this 42-room retreat has been reimagined as an authentic Mediterranean village. With its chalk-white walls, 1970s-inspired interiors, and lush gardens filled with bougainvillea, it offers an atmosphere of "nonchalant luxury." This is where you come to disappear, trading the bass-heavy clubs for the hypnotic sight of Es Vedrà rising 400 meters out of the turquoise sea.
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.
Il Capri Hotel
Rising above the heights of Capri town in a 19th-century peppermint-pink villa, Il Capri Hotel is a masterclass in nostalgic, high-style hedonism. Reimagined by a powerhouse duo—Naples-born Graziella Buontempo and Parisian restaurateur Arnaud Lacombe—the hotel trades the stiff formality of the island’s typical 5-star scene for a "pension-chic" vibe. With a décor that blends local wicker and sisal with the owners' personal art collection, it is a poetic sanctuary for the modern aesthete who prefers their luxury with a side of late-night dancing.