Just 250 steps lie between Vienna’s iconic State Opera and its namesake, Hotel Zur Wiener Staatsoper. What connects them? Elegance, history, and that rare ability to make the everyday fade away, if only for a moment.
At Das Graseck near Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the mountain air becomes part of the recipe almost effortlessly. A private cable car carries guests up to a place where restorative escapes and proactive health care come together in perfect harmony.
The Badhaus in Brixen is more than a boutique hotel. It is a gateway into a new fragment of the city. Between courtyard, Viertel Bar and arcaded walkways, a living neighbourhood unfolds—gently guiding guests from arrival into belonging.
Im Hotel Heureka fügt sich jedes Zimmer wie ein eigener Mosaikstein zu einem Gesamtbild, dem Angela’s Suite nun als himmlisches Fragment hinzugefügt wurde.
Rediscover Lake Constance at Seegut Zeppelin: contemporary design, nature, private lake access and a special THE Stylemate Smart Traveller offer.
Discover La Val Hotel & Spa in Brigels: Alpine design, regional cuisine, Mountain Spa and an exclusive Smart Traveller offer.
The new sidewalk terrace of the Hotel Zur Wiener Staatsoper is a gentle transition between hotel and city and an invitation to discover Vienna’s city center through its culinary scene.
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.
From market to plate, from plate to table, Gian Luca distils the essence of Tuscany at Locanda al Colle—honouring its finest produce and the timeless pleasure of gathering around a table.
New favorite places at Das Kaltenbach: The recent transformation brings together Alpine charm and contemporary design, creating refined spaces for moments of indulgence—from breakfast through to the evening.
What makes summer at the Nesslerhof unique? Walking barefoot through sunlit meadows, breathing in the fragrance of lavender and wormwood, tasting the flavours of mountain herbs – and now also embracing a harmonious blend of Finnish comfort and Japanese serenity.
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.
