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Nestled beside the River Arun at the foot of the South Downs, Amberley Castle is a 900-year-old fortress turned countryside retreat–one of the oldest castles in the United Kingdom reimagined as a hotel. Behind its portcullis and ancient battlements lies a world of timeless charm, where beautifully designed rooms, elegant lounges and manicured gardens create a sense of serene escape. Guests can enjoy croquet, tennis or a gentle stroll through grounds wrapped in centuries of history. With interiors curated by the Brownsword family and cuisine crafted with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, Amberley Castle seamlessly blends medieval grandeur with modern comfort, offering a stay that is as indulgent as it is unforgettable.

Amberley Castle

Queens Restaurant

Hotel and restaurant in the country.

Appearances are sometimes deceptive! The walls of this beautiful mansion hide a contemporary interior based on straight lines, trendy furnishings and design furniture. Founded nearly 40 years ago by their parents, the Assiette Champenoise is run today by Arnaud Lallement in the kitchen, his wife Magali in the dining room and his sister Mélanie, who are very keen to continue the family tradition of hospitality. Deeply rooted in the region, the property invites you to discover the best champagnes in the cosy bar or the highly acclaimed cuisine of the young Chef, who celebrates the quality of the products. Park, terrace and pool are a harmonious complement to this fine property.

Assiette Champenoise

L'Assiette Champenoise

Hotel and restaurant in town.

This is where the Titans fought the gods, where Mount Athos soars into the sky, and where the Virgin Mary, accompanied by John the Evangelist, came and blessed the mainisland’s shores, leading to the many monasteries scattered along its hillsides.
Avaton Luxury Beach Resort’s contemporary villas are a reflection of this mythological spectacle set within the Mediterranean’s garden and overlooking the Aegean Sea.
Owner Themistoklis Chantzis affectionately presides over this estate perched above a private beach of cerulean blue. As for the chef, he adds his own touch by flavouring the freshly caught seafood with wild herbs from his extraordinary garden. The sleek style of the private residences provides a wonderful contrast to the unique panorama, whose splendid history is within easy reach.

Avaton Luxury Beach Resort

Ór.os Restaurant Menu

Hotel and restaurant on the seafront.

The luxuriant green countryside of Umbria, the “Garden of Italy”, is the perfect setting for this ancient mediaeval fortress. It is an impressive collection of neo-Gothic buildings, a Baroque chapel, surrounded by parkland planted with trees over one hundred years old and an olive grove, which offers outstanding hospitality. Outside, the infinity pool, the flower-bedecked courtyards and the shaded paths offer a cool haven of peace. Inside, the contemporary décor of the rooms and the elegance of the lounges also combine to create a wonderfully relaxing atmosphere. The restaurant serves traditional dishes in a vaulted dining room or on a terrace overlooking the hills.

Borgo dei Conti Resort

Cedri

Tucked beneath the Cotswold escarpment and surrounded by ten acres of enchanting gardens, Buckland Manor is a 13th-century retreat steeped in charm, heritage, and timeless English beauty. Once a cherished family home, its mullioned windows, crackling fireplaces, and timeworn Cotswold stone whisper stories of centuries past. Guests are invited to unwind in light-filled lounges, stroll croquet lawns and wildflower meadows, or explore the rolling countryside beyond. Dining is a celebration of seasonal, locally sourced produce–served with elegance in the manor’s candlelit dining room or al fresco beneath rose-clad walls. With golden stone vistas, peaceful seclusion, and heartfelt hospitality, Buckland Manor offers a rare escape into stillness, romance and classic Cotswold allure.

Buckland Manor

Hotel and restaurant in a village.

The guest rooms open onto private gardens with vistas of palm trees swaying in the breeze against an ocean backdrop. Cape Weligama’s residences and villas sit atop a promontory overlooking the Indian Ocean and enjoy stunning views of idyllic landscapes on all sides. At the seafront, the crescent-shaped infinity pool seems to float above the waves; alongside stone pathways leading to secluded coves where turtles flap about in the crystal-clear shallows. The terracotta-tiled rooftops of the accommodations, designed by renowned architect Lek Bunnag, create the illusion of a traditional Sri Lankan village with generously sized, stylishly furnished interiors.

Cape Weligama

The Atlas

Set in lush parkland and surrounded by trees, yet just a few miles from the city center of The Hague in the Netherlands, Central Park Voorburg welcomes guests in fourteen elegantly decorated suites. A visceral energy emanates from this former private residence, now a recognized national monument. Among all this greenery, guests can properly disconnect from regular life. Located between Rotterdam and Amsterdam, this is the ideal place for a romantic weekend. Central Park Voorburg is profoundly connected to its surrounding terroir, not least at its gourmet restaurant, where chefs Hette Hettema and Tim Bood present refined cuisine that is both classic and modern – in line with the hotel's ambition to contribute to a better world through food and hospitality – using seasonal, sustainable ingredients enhanced by great wines.

Central Park Voorburg

Tea Trails is perched at an altitude of 1,250 m in Sri Lanka’s Ceylon tea region, bordering Sri Lanka’s Central Highlands World Heritage site. Stay in one of five authentic tea planters’ bungalows, each one of which has its own charm. Lakeside Castlereagh, Summerville and Dunkeld, Norwood with panoramic views, and Tientsin, the most traditionally colonial of the five; they are all decorated with period furniture. Observe life on a working tea estate, savour the gourmet cuisine, and be pampered by a personal butler. This is the ideal setting for trekking and biking against the breath-taking backdrop of mountains, lakes and waterfalls.

Ceylon Tea Trails

Hotel and restaurant on a lake.

Located between the estuary and the beaches of the Atlantic, this classic Gironde charterhouse is a lively place where the Cazes family cultivates the discreet charm and warm elegance of a home surrounded by vineyards and adorned with the works of contemporary artists. The wine list, with more than 1,800 vintages, includes Bordeaux Grands Crus such as the renowned Château Lynch-Bages, which has been with the family since 1939. During a winemaking session, assemble your own wine and start tasting. A few steps away, the village of Bages is an essential stop on the Bordeaux wine route, where you can wander at your leisure and truly experience art de vivre!

Château Cordeillan-Bages

Café Lavinal

Restaurant and hotel in a vineyard.

Legend has it that Jean Cocteau designed the staircase of the Château de Courcelles... Regardless of whether it is true, this rumour speaks volumes about the attention to detail in this palace where Jean-Jacques Rousseau once liked to stroll in the French garden and French literary figures Racine, La Fontaine and Dumas stayed between Paris, the Aisne and the Champagne. Which now famous pages did they write here? This can be contemplated while strolling through the magnificent grounds, swimming in the pool, playing a round of golf, or a game of tennis, and dining like royalty, discovering the best local products and excellent Champagnes.

Château de Courcelles

La Table de Courcelles

Once home to a large family of Provençal humanists, Château de Fonscolombe has preserved its soul. Its salons of Genoa leather and Chinese wallpaper still resonate with their lively character. The park, with paths lined by majestic trees, is the fantastic oeuvre of a lineage of botanists. As for the restaurant La Table de l'Orangerie, it too has embraced the chic, rustic and Provençal charm of the estate. Soft and subdued in winter, it takes its summer quarters in the shade of a large bald cypress. Chef Marc Fontanne breathes his creativity into a modern cuisine with original Provencal flavors in harmony with the richness of the terroir.

Château de Fonscolombe

La Table de L’Orangerie

Hotel and restaurant in a park.

In an unspoilt valley in French Catalonia, looking out at the snow-topped mount Canigou, you will find the Château de Riell, perched among parasol pines and oleander trees. This hotel is made for hedonists, with its baroque interiors and a restaurant whose highlights are local and respectful of nature. Sports enthusiasts can choose from the huge range of outdoor activities against a backdrop of breathtaking scenery and the open-air pool set on the castle’s ramparts. Discerning gentlemen travellers will be impressed by the ambiance of the Out of Africa bar and the dacha, where you can sit and read or enjoy breakfast. A splendid escape in Romanesque Roussillon.

Château de Riell

Restaurant Òliba

Hotel and restaurant on a river.

A true marvel of the Loire Valley, situated between Tours and Amboise, Château Louise de La Vallière is an invitation to indulge in the delights of the senses and times of yore. The château’s owners have created a world immersed in the age of Louis XIV and thus in the history of France, both culturally and in terms of the building’s architectural heritage. This exceptional property stands proudly in a sixteen-hectare ancient forest, home to a reserve of protected animal species. Surrounded by nature and ornamental gardens, this haven of peace in the Touraine region is perfect for a stay of infinite pleasures. The celebrated architect Jacques Garcia designed the interiors. Exuding the utmost refinement, the decor brilliantly bridges the gap between past and present, and is particularly impressive in the nine rooms and eleven suites. At the gourmet restaurant L’Amphitryon, enjoy the privilege of savouring a cuisine prepared with local and seasonal products, some of which come directly from the château’s vegetable garden. During a romantic stay, why not partake in an unforgettable tasting session at the champagne bar Le Saint-Évremond or relax in the outdoor swimming pool, which is heated all year round? Combining a magnificent journey through time with a delicious caress for the senses, it is no wonder that such moments spent at Château Louise de La Vallière never cease to amaze.

Château Louise de La Vallière

L´Amphitryon

The rooms open out to an enclosed garden, a small oasis of greenery where the organic herbs, fruits, and vegetables that supply the restaurant are grown. Stunningly, this is in the heart of Old Lille, in an 18th century private mansion with beautiful classic lines.
Protectors of an undeniable charm, ceilings, floors, and antique woodwork have been conserved and are boldly married with the contemporary decors of the rooms, as well as works of art scattered throughout the hotel: it was indeed designed to be a genuine cultural space. At the restaurant, the chef produces a creative and "astounding" cuisine emphasizing local and seasonal products.


Clarance Hôtel

La Table

Cliveden House is renowned for its magnificent 152-hectare estate overlooking the River Thames. Behind its imposing period façade, the 17th-century stately home boasts interiors brimming with English charm. Exquisite antique furniture and paintings contribute to the warm and intimate ambience. Its historical guests have lent their names to the individual rooms, such as Winston Churchill, Charlie Chaplin and Rudyard Kipling. Just outside London and a stone’s throw from Windsor, Ascot and Heathrow, Cliveden House offers fine dining and a promise of relaxation at its beautiful spa, a tranquil oasis hidden away behind the mellow brick walls of the garden. The stunning three-bedroom cottage set on the banks of the river is perfect for families, and a scenic cruise on one of the lovingly restored vintage launches is not to be missed.

Cliveden House

The Cliveden Dining Room

The Domaine d’Auriac is built on the ancient Carsac oppidum, where the story of Carcassonne, a Unesco World Heritage site, begins. For three generations, the Rigaudis Family has reinvented this 19th-century townhouse, built over the cellars of a Carolingian Abbey – ruled over by calm and fine dining in the shade of the 300-year-old surrounding park. The restaurant at the Domaine serves the original recipe for the typical local “Dieu le Fils” cassoulet. In a region where history, mysteries and legends, such as the story of Abbot Saunière’s treasure in Rennes-le-Château, abound, discover Cathare abbeys and castles whose ruins rise from cliff tops and rocky promontories.

Domaine d’Auriac

Le restaurant Bernard Rigaudis

Hotel and restaurant on a golf course.

At the tender age of just seven years old, Chef Philippe Chevrier already knew he would become a chef, having inherited a passion for cooking from his mother and grandmother, who prepared regional, family-style, hearty cuisine. He realized a dream when he became the owner of Domaine de Châteauvieux in 1986–ever since, his proprietorship has been an excellent reason to stop in the heart of Satigny, the largest wine-growing region in Switzerland, just a few kilometers outside Geneva. Philippe Chevrier surrounds himself with a talented team, including chef François Periers and pastry chef Manuel Pereira, who work with the finest ingredients. Amid a beautiful natural setting, Domaine de Châteauvieux is an exceptional destination for curious epicureans in search of new discoveries and authenticity. This former winegrower's farm, which dates to the 16th century, also offers guest rooms that combine timeless charm with contemporary touches.

Domaine de Châteauvieux

The boundless charm of this estate works its magic as soon as you cross the gates. A 15th century castle nestles in the heart of magnificent parkland with ancient trees and outbuildings housing the guest rooms. Each of the rooms boasts an original décor and they all exude warmth, authenticity and sophistication: also the hallmark of the Chef’s inventive cuisine at Le Montaigu, and of the décor of the bar in the former stable block which has preserved the ancient marble feed and water troughs. The Cour Carrée spa is a perfect haven of peace offering well-being and peace of mind and the 18-hole golf course, designed by Henry Cotton, provides superb views over the castle.

Domaine de la Bretesche Golf & Spa

Le Montaigu

Uniting four sumptuous palaces in the historic centre of Ciutadella, as well as 15 hectares of pine forests and a wealth of culture by the sea, Faustino Gran invites you to enjoy a unique experience in Menorca, the wildest of the Balearic Islands. Surrounded by translucent turquoise waters and breathtaking Mediterranean scenery, this exceptional estate displays an unparalleled charm. Delicate decorative and architectural nuances are found throughout its rooms and suites, and the spacious villa, revealing the rich history of the property. At the 17th-century Can Faustino palace, the gourmet restaurant offers cuisine that values nature and local products. Nearby, the Cal Bisbe, Can Llorenç and Can Sebastià palaces benefit from incredible views of the majestic Ciutadella de Menorca Cathedral – and an ambience of complete tranquility. With several pools and sun terraces as well as a spa featuring an indoor pool, gym, sauna and hammam tucked away in an ancient grotto, Faustino Gran is something of a dream getaway.

Faustino Gran

Restaurante Faustino

Along with the Cabo da Roca lighthouse Fortaleza do Guincho is the most westerly point in Europe. Atlantic waves crash against the rocks at the foot of this impressive building. At the entrance, two cannons turned towards the ocean remind you that you are entering an ancient fortress. This is a building of character and immense charm, with preserved 17th century interiors, delicious cuisine and the beach just two steps away. Try water sports, play golf, or go to the casino in Estoril. For vibrant culture and nightlife, Lisbon is just 30 km away.

Fortaleza do Guincho

Surrounded by more than 100 acres of pristine Devonshire countryside, Gidleigh Park is a secluded country house hotel on the edge of Dartmoor. Set majestically on the banks of the River Teign, it offers a tranquil escape with scenic walks, lawn games and a celebrated kitchen garden. Interiors draw from the Arts and Crafts movement, enriched by antiques and artwork, and most rooms, each thoughtfully appointed, overlook the river and grounds. With understated hospitality and an atmosphere of profound serenity, Gidleigh Park feels like a cherished novel come to life. Menus celebrate the finest seasonal ingredients with clarity and finesse, making every meal a sensory experience. A timeless haven for those seeking nature, stillness, and the enchantment of elsewhere.

Gidleigh Park

Restaurant and hotel in the country.

On the shores of Lake Geneva, close to Lavaux with its terraced vineyards, which have been listed as world heritage site by the Unesco, this timeless hotel offers a unique universe, which celebrates the past of this grand historical residence and combines it with subtle contemporary flourishes. An intimate and serene setting, a creative and gourmet cuisine at the restaurant “EMOTIONS par Guy Ravet”, Asian inspirations at the restaurant “Buddha-Bar Beach by Buddha-Bar TM”, a terrace with a panorama view of the lake at the “La Marina”, an outdoor pool and the Spa Valmont, all offering moments of pleasure and relaxation.

Grand Hôtel du Lac

EMOTIONS par Guy Ravet

This mansion, located at the heart of the Peenetal Nature Park, a European Destination of Excellence, overlooks the protected river. The White-tailed Sea Eagles and the beaver will be your neighbours during your stay in the 19th century manor house. You can appreciate the Chef’s culinary delights during an à-la-carte breakfast, a picnic in the 10 hectare park or a dinner at the restaurant or the historic inn “Stolper Fährkrug”. Exceptional moments throughout the year and not only during the music festival… You can choose between a Wellness Lounge, a bath tub on the bank of the river Peene, a little boat in the natural harbour and a photo safari to the moorland.

Gutshaus Stolpe

Kurt

In the heart of the Hardenberg, at the foot of the castle ruin, there is a place which offers a refuge of classic elegance and rural idyll, unspoilt nature and modern comfort: the Hardenberg BurgHotel. Enjoy the calm of the hotel and forget the hustle and bustle savouring culinary moments at the restaurant Novalis. Relax at the Hardenberg BurgSpa with its wellness treatments. Experience the Hardenberg GolfResort, one of the most beautiful golf courses in Northern Germany or visit the Hardenberg distillery.

Hardenberg BurgHotel

Restaurant Novalis

The immaculate façade of the Heritage Hotel stands proudly in one of the most elegant districts of the Spanish capital. The listed building, built at the beginning of the 20th century and decorated in a belle-époque style, today houses a hotel that tastefully marries classicism with the urban environment. Designer Lorenzo Castillo has created a warm decor of lacquered wood, polychrome marble and handmade wallpaper, which serves as a showcase for a magnificent collection of European antiques and artwork dating from the 18th and 19th centuries. In much the same way, chef Mario Sandoval Huertas, gastronomic advisor of the Haroma Restaurant, elevates the finest ingredients through his eclectic and sophisticated cuisine.

Heritage Madrid Hotel

Haroma

This palace of marvels lies in the heart of Essaouira, a mysterious and spiritual place loved by artists and adventurers alike. L’Heure Bleue Palais has succeeded in preserving the character of a traditional Moroccan house and the hospitality cherished by this country. At the crossroads of African, Moorish, Portuguese, English and oriental influences, the rooms and suites are located around the patio, where a fountain sings and the heart of the Riad beats. The traditional hamman is the perfect place to relax, the panoramic outdoor pool on the terrace overlooks the medina and the ocean, and the cuisine is a subtle blend of French and Moroccan influences.

Heure Bleue Palais

Le Salon Oriental

In the heart of Madrid, just five minutes from the Museo del Prado, where Hieronymus Bosch’s masterpiece, The Garden of Earthly Delights, hangs among the paintings of Vélasquez, Titian and Rubens, another garden of delights awaits. The Hotel Orfila, a small palace built in 1886, has the feel of an art gallery, with its period furniture, feature marble and superb trompe l’oeil effects in the green garden courtyard. In the 1920s, the hotel was made famous by the plays staged within its walls. Today, its flowered patio invites you to dine under the stars and its tea room is imbued with English chic. This is an ideal place from which to explore Madrid at its own rhythm.

Hotel Orfila

El Jardín de Orfila

Discover a place at the edge of the world, where nature’s magnificence takes centre stage in a spectacle unlike any other. It is here, in the Sunnmøre Alps, between the northwestern mountains of Norway, in which the charming Union Øye Hotel unveils its splendour. Nestled amidst the picturesque backdrop of the small hamlet of Øye, where the Norangsfjord reaches its inland home, this wonderful residence preserves its historical charm while living in harmony with its pristine surroundings. Designed with warm Scandinavian decor, the 15 cosy rooms and 22 suites open up to panoramic views that will delight lovers of wide open spaces, for whom stays will be spent exploring unique landscapes and venturing deep into nature. This is the place to discover Norway’s stunning fjords, stroll in pastures or head off for adventure at the foot of impressive waterfalls. When evening comes, enjoy the sounds of the piano in the quaint lounges or share stories of the hotel’s fascinating history by the fireplace. At the Conservatory gourmet restaurant, the chef celebrates the region’s great traditions and some of the best local produce in the world. Gourmets of all tastes will be delighted by his ever-evolving daily menu.

Hotel Union Øye

Conservatory

Skirting the sandy beaches of Forte dei Marmi, in the foothills of the Apuanian Alps, this 16th century olive oil mill has been artfully transformed into a gourmet traveller’s paradise. The harmony and comfort of the elegant suites, the artful combination of antique and modern furnishings and the excellence of its cuisine are crowned by the relaxation offered in the new Otzium Hammam to create a unique unforgettable experience. A subtle food made of perceptions and emotions can be enjoyed in suite or in the unmatchable surroundings. Enjoy the marble caves of Michelangelo in Carrara, the striking coastline of the Five Lands, and the historic cities of Pisa, Lucca and Florence.

Il Bottaccio

Discover the Inn at Hastings Park in the heart of Lexington, just steps from the Lexington Battle Green, where the first shots of the Revolutionary War were fired. Considered the birthplace of American liberty, these pivotal moments in history are now an everlasting memory in the quaint, picturesque town of today, just 12 miles from Boston. Enjoy the charms of New England from this carefully restored 19th-century property, comprising three buildings that proudly showcase the period’s evocative architecture. From the property’s sumptuously decorated rooms and suites, guests experience a warm and refined atmosphere that tells a story of an America that is both modern and timeless. The award-winning Town Meeting Bistro tells the same story: the chef reinterprets classic New England cuisine using local produce from artisan growers.

Inn at Hastings Park

Town Meeting Bistro

Protected by the village’s medieval church and in the shade of old plane trees, stands this beautiful 18th century charterhouse. The stone arcades of its sand colored frontage invite you to discover an elegant succession of living and dining rooms. An afternoon by the fireplace in the library, a summer night dining under the lime-tree, tasting Armagnac from its vineyards, nestled in its soft sofas: all this generous joy, real hymn to the delicious products of Gascony, matches the harmony of its luminous simplicity. In the gardens, benefit from the expert treatments provided at the Thermal Spa.

La Bastide en Gascogne

La Table de La Bastide

An old country house from the late 17th century, La Bastide Saint-Antoine awaits you in the heart of a 25-acre olive grove. The rooms are either Provencal or contemporary style and the gourmet restaurant has a wide terrace overlooking the Cannes bay. Chef Jacques Chibois creates an alchemy of authentic mediterranean flavours under 1,000 year-old olive trees. What’s on the agenda? A meditative stroll around the grounds, exploring the botanical gardens, reading, playing petanque, and relaxing by the pool. Between oenology, an initiation to perfume creation, or the culinary and aromatic tasting school, you will fall in love with Provence at this property imbued with the personal passion of Jacques Chibois.

La Bastide Saint-Antoine

This 300-year-old house, tucked away in an alley of the majestic city of Uzès, was once the home of the Chambon de La Tour family. Now a historic monument, it has recovered all of its former glory. Behind its imposing façade, a monumental 17th-century staircase and hidden passage lead to guest rooms featuring contemporary decor and picturesque views over the roofs of the old town. The spa is nestled under Romanesque arches and draws its inspiration from ancient traditions of health and well-being. At La Table d’Uzès, Michelin-starred chef Christophe Ducros serves Provençal market cuisine, which can be enjoyed on the patio during summer.

La Maison d'Uzès

La Table d'Uzès

Delicately set on a coral islet, Bora Bora by Pearl Resorts is surrounded by the crystalline waters of one of Polynesia’s most beautiful lagoons, opposite the iconic Mount Otemanu. Not a neighbour in sight, the horizon boasts only lush nature and the immense, soothing expanse of the deep blue ocean. Here, three types of fare (traditional houses) covered with plaited pandan leaves welcome guests: villas nestled in the coconut grove, suites opening onto the beach or bungalows mounted on stilts in the lagoon. Creating an archipelago of tranquillity, their elegance is matched only by their comfort: you need simply venture out onto the terraces or to the private swimming pools to discover the Tāvai Spa’s magical treatments, explore  coral gardens with a mask and snorkel, or take a trip aboard the Okeanos Pearl, the property’s solar-powered catamaran. At this extraordinary site, every detail has been designed to satisfy the senses.

Le Bora Bora

Otemanu

The Château de Beaulieu is an architectural gem with elegant facades and interiors in a romantic park, one hour from Le Touquet, between the Opal Coast and Belgium. The subtle balance of classic architecture and contemporary art makes this the perfect setting for what is one of the top restaurants in the region. The Chef pays tribute to Pas-de-Calais producers by using ingredients like Boulogne-sur-Mer scallops, Étaples bass and other fish from the North Sea. Meurin believes that “because of the currents in the nearby sea, the fish become strong and daring, which enhances the quality of their taste”. Savour his creations in two glass-roofed restaurants.

Le Château de Beaulieu

Christophe Dufossé

Restaurant and hotel in a park.

At the end of a drive bordered by century-old trees, this 16th century country house, set in the heart of magnificent landscaped grounds, offers an exquisite, tranquil retreat, just minutes from Montpellier city centre. Contemporary furniture is a graceful companion to its beautiful old stones and meticulously restored antique mosaics which combine to create a cosy cocoon. The 17 hectares of Verchant vineyards which surround the house, produce wines which can be sampled in the restaurant served with Mediterranean cuisine. The spa is open to the surrounding grounds, with views over the vineyards, and is the ideal spot to relax or enjoy some personalised treatments. Marcelle Restaurant is closing temporarily for a renovation. It will reopen in spring 2025 with a spectacular new look and a new culinary philosophy. La Plage Restaurant remains open.

Le Domaine de Verchant

Marcelle

Hotel and restaurant in a vineyard.

Overlooking a picture-postcard landscape, Le Mas des Herbes Blanches redefines Provençal elegance with a contemporary attitude. This tranquil haven offers 360-degree panoramic views of the Luberon Valley–this is the perfect opportunity to reconnect with yourself and nature, combining relaxation, well-being and gentle strolls with gourmet delights.
Behind its stone façades, the hotel boasts bright interiors where natural materials juxtapose with modern design. Its calming rooms and suites open directly onto nature, while some villas feature private pools–a rarity in the region. Le Table du Mas restaurant celebrates the flavors of the terroir through finessed cuisine, complemented by local wines. For a moment of absolute relaxation, the Jocadae Spa by CODAGE invites you to experience its indoor pool and relaxation space. After a rejuvenating break, explore the hilltop villages of Gordes, Bonnieux and Roussillon, visit the Cistercian Abbey of Sénanque, or take in the scents of the lavender trail.

Le Mas des Herbes Blanches

La Table du Mas

This beautiful stone farmhouse, so typical of the Provençal landscape, is located on the Luberon hills between the famous villages of Gordes and Roussillon. The Phébus & Spa–Villa des Anges hotel occupies a historic site whose origins date back to the Knights of the Order of Malta. From the light-colored walls to the ocher of the tiles, the changing hues of the pines and olive trees and the blue of the panoramic swimming pool, a true symphony of colors welcomes guests into the soft light of Provence. In the gourmet restaurant of this family-owned property, Chef Xavier Mathieu prepares regional produce–including vegetables cultivated on site–which diners can enjoy at the Table du Jardinier. This exclusive dining spot, located directly in the kitchen garden, is the ideal spot to sample specialties like vegetable pesto, basil and garlic soup. A similar sense of authenticity can be found in the spa, where treatments and massages use essential oils from the surrounding lavender fields.

Le Phébus & Spa - Villa des Anges

La Table de Xavier Mathieu

People say that the Silk Road started from this island; Korčula has good reason to be proud to be home to Marco Polo's house, a stone’s throw from Lešić Dimitri Palace. The building's history dates back to the 17th century, when the Lešić family, rich property owners and merchants combined a number of semi-detached houses to create a palace worthy of that name. It has been meticulously renovated yet with a touch of contemporary design; its historical character and original layout have been retained and it now offers a small number of independent suites. Each evokes a step in Marco Polo's journey towards China, in a harmonious décor, with top-quality materials.

Lešić Dimitri Palace

LD Restaurant

Maison Doucet is the childhood home of chef Frédéric Doucet, who inherited his parents’ passion for Burgundian cuisine and hospitality. To experience the essence of Burgundy in refined relaxation, step across the threshold of this hotel brimming with character, set in the pretty village of Charolles, known as “The Little Venice of Charolais.”

This French property, just thirty miles from Mâcon, has preserved the warm, welcoming atmosphere of a family home, where you can freely amble through the rooms, even the kitchen. The Maison Doucet’s restaurant, looking out onto the pleasant garden and heated swimming pool, has an ambiance in keeping with its cuisine: understated, elegant, and designed to bring people together. The chef cares deeply about his homeland and showcases local, in-season ingredients. His richly flavored dishes capture his commitment to emotion and shared enjoyment, while his love for the region extends even to the guest-room décor, where contemporary comfort is dotted with interesting, authentic objects from the surrounding area.

Maison Doucet

Restaurant Frédéric Doucet

Just a few minutes from the center of Monaco, the Monte-Carlo Beach hotel boldly reinvents the spirit of the French Riviera. Renovated by India Mahdavi in her characteristic vibrant palette, this 1930s gem combines timeless glamour with sustainable living, in the heart of a magnificent pine forest overlooking the Mediterranean. A private beach opens to an Olympic-sized swimming pool lined with vintage parasols and the horizon beyond: here, the blue of the sea is everywhere, inviting you to relax and escape. Guest rooms, which also open to the sea, blend clean lines, graphic art, sensorial textures and other delightful details. Padel enthusiasts can learn or improve their technique on the courts, or join group classes for yoga, pilates and HIIT (high-intensity interval training) sessions. Nature provides inspiration for dishes served across the hotel’s four restaurants, including Elsa Marcel Ravin, its gastronomic destination that focuses on local, ethically produced cuisine. Discover a hedonistic refuge whose authenticity is imbued in every touchpoint.

Monte-Carlo Beach

Elsa Marcel Ravin

Norcia, the town of St. Benedict, nestling in the National Park of the Sibillini Mountains, is the Italian capital of the black truffle. The Palazzo Seneca tells the story of this region from the 16th century onwards, and the Bianconi family can look back on a glorious, more than 160 year-old tradition of hospitality. The best Umbrian artisans worked on the detailed refurbishing of the property and used unique materials and decorative objects to create perfect harmony between colours and lights, tradition and design. The fragrances of the herb garden and the quality of the local products delight in the restaurant Vespasia.

Palazzo Seneca

Vespasia

Blending luxury with the authentic spirit of relaxed Southern Californian living, Rancho Valencia welcomes its guests with grace and gusto. Near the chic beaches of La Jolla and Del Mar, this is an exclusive and tranquil hideaway set among 18 hectares of rolling hills, orange groves and gardens full of hibiscus and cacti. Reminiscent of Spanish-colonial haciendas, the bungalow suites boast stunning craftsmanship, including hand-painted tiles and custom furnishings. With its world-renowned tennis program, innovative cuisine and rejuvenating spa, not to mention the year-round sunny climate, Rancho Valencia is the perfect place to discover this beautiful region.

Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa

Pony Room

A subtle mix of Andalusian sumptuousness and Moroccan art de vivre, the Riad Fès reflects its prestigious past and the refined civilisation to which it belongs. This majestic palace is an authentic example of Hispanic-Moorish architecture, boasting four harmoniously styled patios, sculpted doors and zelliges on the walls, stucco arcades and marble basins. It offers panoramic views of the magical spectacle of the sun rising over the Fès Medina, and the Atlas mountains. Hammams and massages, fountains, smoking-rooms, sophisticated cuisine and a trendy lounge bar: this is a world where traditions and contemporary conveniences combine delightfully.

Riad Fès

Gayza

Secret Bay wears its name well. Its residential-style villas represent a secluded paradise of intimacy and romance for guests in search of the ultimate, off-the-radar getaway. Hidden among the trees of the lush rainforest of Dominica, these stunning residences overlook the Caribbean Sea from the heights of a breath-taking clifftop promontory with coveted access to a “secret” beach.
Designed by the famous architect Fruto Vivas, built from sustainably-sourced tropical hardwoods and radiating around a central restaurant and spa, the fully-appointed villas blend effortlessly into the unspoiled landscape, each with a private plunge pool and dedicated villa host or "butler", on-call concierge, chefs and guides. Generous floor plans enable seamless indoor-outdoor living with an aura of casual coastal elegance; and panoramic terraces, hammocks and daybeds are positioned to maximize vistas from your own tropical retreat.

Secret Bay

Bwa Denn

Ivy-clad and golden-hued, The Bath Priory is a refined country house hotel nestled in four acres of tranquil grounds, just moments from the cultural treasures of Bath. Built in 1835 and steeped in Georgian charm, the former priory exudes warmth and elegance. Each room is named after a flower–Lilac, Heather, Hyacinth–and thoughtfully styled with a blend of antique furnishings and contemporary fabrics. Set discreetly behind a tree-lined residential street, it offers the rare experience of peaceful seclusion in a UNESCO World Heritage city. Sheltered by stone walls, the fragrant herb garden hints at the culinary delights to come, while the Garden Spa by L’OCCITANE promises the most restorative of returns. After a day exploring Roman baths and Georgian streets, indulge in afternoon tea among curated artworks in the lounge or unwind in a sanctuary   where calm, culture, and comfort converge.

The Bath Priory

The Priory Restaurant

Nestled in London's prestigious Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, The Chelsea Townhouse has created spacious rooms and suites across three neighboring redbrick Victorian properties. They are part of an identical enclave of buildings surrounding Cadogan Gardens, one of a small number of private parks in the capital normally only accessible by residents with a key. However, in a highly exclusive arrangement, the hotel’s Drawing Room and select suites offer guests direct access to the leafy gardens. Meticulously restored, the hotel seamlessly blends British charm with contemporary elegance. With marble fireplaces, gilded mirrors, old engravings, plush carpet, and eclectic juxtapositions–an Art Nouveau pedestal table paired with an Empire dressing table, say–the decor evokes a cozy and quirky British style, making the townhouse feel like a particularly high-end guest house. Under its high ceilings, large windows offer abundant natural light and views over the trees in the square. Chelsea's charms are not far beyond, with iconic shopping destinations including Sloane Street and The King’s Road just footsteps away, and a host of cultural attractions including the Saatchi Gallery, Buckingham Palace and the Natural History Museum close by. The service is as discreet as it is attentive, and with its blend of timeless charm, modern luxury, and access to London's finest attractions, The Chelsea Townhouse offers an unparalleled experience in the heart of the city.

The Chelsea Townhouse

The Garden Room at the Chelsea Townhouse

This 17th century palazzo is inextricably linked to the medieval city of Mdina, its walls forming part of the bastion walls that surround the former capital of Malta, with its remarkable baroque architecture. All rooms have been individually designed with romantic décor, original paintings, antique tapestries and furnishings. They are reminiscent of the noble origins of the Xara Palace and boast spectacular 180 degree panoramic views of Malta. Enjoy attentive service and gastronomic delights at the award-winning de Mondion restaurant, or dine at Trattoria A.D. 1530, situated on the charming Piazza.

The Xara Palace

The de Mondion Restaurant

Valverde Lisboa Hotel & Garden is hidden behind a discreet door on Avenue da Liberdade, in one of the most exclusive areas of Lisbon. All the more charming for its hidden character, the hotel evokes the air of a stately town house with its perfectly polished design.
The deep colours that shade the walls contrast with the bright tones of the fabrics and cushions. A clever mix of retro details and antiques, vintage furniture and art prints extends from the entrance to the rooms.

Valverde Lisboa Hotel & Garden

Bougain Avenida

Surrounded by mountains that protect the area’s vineyards from the wind, the Dão winemaking region, an hour from Porto, is popular for its preserved landscapes and its exceptional wines. The Valverde Santar Hotel & Spa is the ideal destination to enjoy the charms of the Portuguese interior, in a setting that celebrates art and the art of living. Located in the picturesque village of Santar, renowned for its magnificent century-old residences and beautiful gardens, the property is a vast typical 17th-century manor house, partly belonging to the royal family.

At the entrance stands an imposing baroque fountain, which sets the tone for the decor. In the shared spaces, as in the guest rooms, period furniture and master paintings co-exist under painted or paneled ceilings. Gastronomy is also in the spotlight at the Valverde Santar Hotel & Spa, where you can enjoy modern cuisine that reinterprets traditional regional recipes. The property has collaborated for several years with the best local farmers, market gardeners and winegrowers, with all of whom it shares a taste for natural, seasonal products. Enjoy a bucolic, cultural and gourmet break, far from the daily grind.

Valverde Santar Hotel & Spa

Memórias

In the southeast of Sri Lanka lies the Wild Coast Tented Lodge — a haven of twenty eight cocoon-like tents placed at the edge of the jungle and beach. Together they form the shape of a leopard's paw, a symbol of the Yala National Park whose wonders you can discover alongside the camp’s naturalist guides on a safari adventure. At the outposts, the suites overlook the Indian Ocean. Each arched structure, stretched in canvas and bearing stylish colonial expedition decor, is dotted with a private watering hole. Entwined in bamboo, the main building resembles a rock along the shore. It houses the bar, library and restaurant where a modern take on traditional Sri Lankan cuisine is served. 

Wild Coast Tented Lodge

The Dining Pavilion

Lodge and restaurant on the seafront.

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