Jnane Rumi in Marrakech is an exceptional boutique hotel set in the Palmeraie. Art, architecture and lush gardens come together to create a soulful retreat of quiet luxury and creative inspiration.
From the historic Arthotel Lasserhaus in Bressanone, a journey of the mind...
When the first fairways open in the Zillertal and, higher up, ski edges are still carving into the firn, a rare moment unfolds: skiing and golf meet.
In the northeast of Mallorca lies a place that feels less built than listened into being. Es Racó d’Artà is not a hotel in the conventional sense. It is a conversation between stone and wind, between line and light.
Nomos Hotel in Rome combines historic architecture with radical minimalism. Located in a restored 18th-century monastery, designer Henry Timi created an “anti-hotel” focused on natural materials, calmness and a new concept of slow luxury.
Casa Polanco in Mexico City combines the elegance of a restored 1940s villa with contemporary Mexican art and design. Located in Polanco, the boutique hotel offers an intimate “living gallery” experience with just 19 rooms.
Dexamenes Seaside Hotel in Greece transforms a 1920s wine factory into a luxury design hotel by the sea. Discover fine dining, fermentation rituals and immersive art experiences in the Peloponnese.
The Agrad Chalets offer everything you need for a restorative escape – and yet, it’s well worth looking beyond the village walls to discover the beauty of the surrounding region.
Das Hotel Sanders in Kopenhagen verbindet dänisches Design, Boutique-Charakter und kulturelle Geschichte. Gegründet vom ehemaligen Balletttänzer Alexander Kølpin, bietet das stilvolle Haus eine intime Atmosphäre, elegante Zimmer, eine renommierte Cocktailbar und eine ideale Lage im Herzen der Stadt.
Hotel Can Ferrereta in Mallorca blends historic architecture, contemporary art and Mediterranean serenity. A refined boutique hotel in Santanyí where design, culture and slow luxury meet.
Discover Ett Hem in Stockholm – a boutique hotel that blends Scandinavian residential tradition with contemporary design in an atmosphere that feels like staying with friends. Ideal for mindful city travel.
At the Farmhouse Torgglerhof where the Passeier Valley begins and everyday life softens to a quieter tone, many things grow. Above all, apples. A great many apples. So many, in fact, that the farm was once simply called the “Apple Hotel” — a name that suited it perfectly at the time, yet eventually felt too small for what it had become.
