Hotels

Nestled into Courchevel 1850’s prettiest peak with breathtaking Alpine views, the stylish and contemporary ski chalet boasts cosy warmth and endless adventures at its doorstep.

A historic icon in the heart of Germany’s beloved Baden-Baden spa city, set within its own private park just a short drive from the Black Forest Mountains.

The House of Wellbeing in Baden-Baden, blending innovative wellness treatments with medical expertise in beautiful luxurious surroundings.

The Parisian Maison on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, home to Michelin starred gastronomy and authentic French art de vivre.

Set in the enchanting hilltops of Vence, with breathtaking views over the French Riviera, where romance comes in the form of Michelin starred dining and authentic Provençal charm.

Standing upon a rocky promontory overlooking St Jean Bay, the beloved home-from-home is the original icon of St Barths luxury and leisure, completely renovated for modern sensibility.

Perched on the tip of Cap d’Antibes for over 150 years, the Grande Dame is the birthplace of French Riviera glamour, and a magical hideaway for the contemporary traveller.

Reimagining a Capri icon, Hotel La Palma, located mere steps from the famous Piazzetta, will comprise a rooftop restaurant, a pool deck, a bar and its own beach club. Opening April 2022.

Located just 10 minutes off the coast of Antigua and reachable only by boat, carefully preserved nature and a joyful spirit make the private island an unparalleled destination.

Presiding over Hyde Park Corner in the very heart of the British capital, the historic hotel’s butler service, Michelin starred dining and afternoon tea unite the best of London life under one roof.

Boasting São Paulo’s most coveted address surrounded by the tropical foliage of Burle Marx Park, the contemporary palace is a peaceful retreat within Brazil’s economic and cultural capital.

Opening in spring 2021, The Woodward is an all-suite hotel located on the shore of Lake Geneva with stunning views and opulent interiors exquisitely imagined by architect Pierre-Yves Rochon.