Europe

Set within a 16th-century palazzo on the Grand Canal, Aman Venice is the city’s most discreet masterpiece.

Frescoed ceilings, gilded mirrors, and silk wall coverings set the stage, while serene gardens offer a rare breath of quiet in the floating city.

From private gondola rides to after-hours access to Venice’s hidden treasures, every moment is designed to immerse guests in the city’s romance — without a single crowd in sight.

Synonymous with Côte d’Azur glamour, Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc is where old-world elegance meets modern Riviera indulgence.

Perched above the sparkling Mediterranean, this legendary retreat has hosted royalty, artists, and Hollywood icons for more than a century.

Days here are spent lounging on the sea deck, diving into aquamarine waters, and sipping rosé at sunset — all framed by manicured gardens and timeless French sophistication.

On the shores of Lake Como, Villa d’Este reigns as the grand dame of Italian lake retreats.

Built in the 16th century as a private residence, it now welcomes guests into opulent salons, lush gardens, and rooms with sweeping lake views.

Whether arriving by boat for a lakeside aperitivo or strolling the manicured grounds, every moment feels lifted from a Fellini film — only better, because you’re in it.

A Swiss icon since 1896, Badrutt’s Palace blends Alpine grandeur with world-class luxury.

Winter brings legendary après-ski and Michelin-starred dining, while summer unveils sparkling lake views and mountain adventures.

Service is nothing short of regal — from white-gloved porters to concierges who can arrange anything from heli-skiing to private shopping on Via Serlas. In St. Moritz, this is the address that defines the destination.

Tucked into the artists’ village of Deià, Belmond La Residencia is pure Mediterranean romance.

Surrounded by olive groves and rugged Tramuntana mountains, it blends rustic charm with refined luxury.

Guests can explore the island’s galleries, sail along hidden coves, or indulge in a spa treatment with views that tumble down to the sea.

It’s Mallorca as the insiders know it: peaceful, poetic, and impossibly beautiful.

Just steps from the Tuileries Garden, Le Meurice is a palace hotel that channels the spirit of Paris itself — refined, artistic, and eternally chic.

Crystal chandeliers sparkle over gilded salons, while contemporary art pieces nod to the city’s creative edge.

With a two-Michelin-star restaurant led by Alain Ducasse and service so polished it’s almost telepathic, Le Meurice is more than a stay — it’s Paris, perfected.

Perched high above Zurich with sweeping views of the city, lake, and Alps, The Dolder Grand is where Swiss precision meets avant-garde design.

The hotel’s world-class spa is reason enough to visit, offering everything from Japanese-inspired baths to snow rooms. Add in a private art collection worthy of a museum and dining that ranges from fine gastronomy to relaxed terrace fare, and you have Switzerland’s most stylish sanctuary.

Housed within a former Moorish palace on the grounds of the Alhambra, the Parador de Granada is a rare chance to sleep inside history.

Moorish arches, Andalusian courtyards, and centuries-old details set a magical tone, while views stretch over the city of Granada and the Sierra Nevada.

It’s a stay that feels both timeless and intimate — a whisper from the past, enjoyed in modern comfort.

In the heart of Portugal’s wine country, Six Senses Douro Valley marries 19th-century manor charm with contemporary eco-luxury.

Days flow at an unhurried pace: wine tastings in terraced vineyards, river cruises on the Douro, and spa rituals that draw from the region’s traditions.

The atmosphere is one of understated indulgence, where wellness, wine, and world-class service all pour in equal measure.

At 1850 metres in the French Alps, Cheval Blanc Courchevel is a ski-in/ski-out haven for the ultra-luxury set.

Interiors by Peter Marino mix alpine coziness with contemporary art, while Guerlain-designed spa treatments soothe post-ski muscles.

Private chefs craft bespoke menus, but the mountain views are the real star — a reminder that here, winter is not endured, it’s celebrated in style.