At Raffles London at The OWO, you step into rooms where the history of the 20th century was made, exquisitely modernised for 21st-century tastes.

Today the 120 spacious rooms and suites offer an experience of refined contemporary elegance and beauty, uniquely enhanced by their historical features and the remarkable essence of place.

Fine dining concepts by Mauro Colagreco, legendary chef of three starred Mirazur, from relaxed breakfast, lunch to afternoon tea, there’s an epicurean experience to suit every moment.

Within the serenely restorative spa and contemporary fitness spaces at Raffles London at The OWO, the prized treatment expertise of Guerlain Paris meets the movement and nutrition skill of Pillar Wellbeing, for a gamechanging holistic wellness experience.

Tucked away along the unspoiled Mediterranean coastline in Side, Bijal offers a sanctuary of refined luxury where the rhythm of the sea meets exceptional design.

The resort’s villas are a masterclass in understated luxury, with each one thoughtfully designed to blend seamlessly into its natural surroundings. Spacious living areas adorned with sumptuous fabrics and contemporary furnishings offer a welcoming space to unwind.

Each villa boasts a private heated pool, lush garden views, and expansive terraces that invite guests to bask in the warmth of the Mediterranean sun, ensuring an atmosphere of absolute serenity.

Bijal’s exclusivity is evident in its limited collection of just 19 villas, where every detailhas been meticulously curated to offer the highest standard of comfort. The resort’s private beach, complemented by exclusive beach cabanas for guests, provides an intimate setting rarely found in the bustling shores of Antalya, offering a peaceful escape for those seeking privacy by the sea.

Whether enjoying a gourmet meal at the resort's restaurant or relaxing by the year-round outdoor pool, Bijal delivers an experience where luxury and convenience converge.

With a kids' club, wellness offerings, and tailored services, Bijal is the perfect retreat for families or small groups in search of a tranquil Mediterranean haven. Every element of this resort has been designed to ensure that your stay is nothing short of exceptional.

At the remotest edge of the planet, where absolute silence becomes a form of beauty, White Desert reimagines the polar adventure with unexpected sophistication. This futuristic capsule camp, located next to a frozen lake, offers a unique experience in Antarctica: immersive, exclusive, and profoundly transformative.

Designed for minimal environmental impact, the camp combines cutting-edge design with functional materials and enveloping comfort. The spherical capsules, or "Pods," rise like white sculptures on the ice, offering warm interiors, libraries, lounges, and a dining area where gastronomy takes centre stage. Everything here is conceived as a tribute to the chosen isolation. With only 10 capsules housing polar-style glamping suites, White Desert ensures absolute privacy in an environment that has been transformed into a home.

The common areas, adorned with surprising murals and designer furniture, encourage interaction among elite travellers and contemporary explorers. Evenings are spent with a drink in hand, gazing at the vast white expanse from the comfort of your pod.


The chef, a former Formula 1 circuit member, creates menus that balance pleasure and nutrition, while expeditions include activities such as trekking, kite-skiing, blue-ice crevasse rappelling, or exclusive access to a colony of 6,000 penguins. The climax: a night at the South Pole. At White Desert, adventure wears polar haute couture.

On a remote island in the Indian Ocean, where wildlife dances among untouched reefs and white sand beaches, Miavana reveals the beauty of the essential. This ecological sanctuary in Madagascar is the dream of modern explorers: a retreat that celebrates biodiversity, isolation, and unadulterated beauty.

Built in perfect harmony with its surroundings, the resort combines natural materials, island-inspired architecture, and Malgache design details. The open structures, facing the sea, allow the sound of the waves and the tropical scents to flow through each space. Life here moves with the rhythm of the wind, the light, and the ocean.

With only 14 beachfront villas, ranging from 1 to 3 bedrooms, Miavana offers total privacy. Each villa features a private pool, spacious terraces, direct beach access, and artisanal design using local wood, hand-dyed textiles, and volcanic stone. Every villa is attended by a personal butler, ensuring a worry-free experience.

Activities range from helicopter trips to nature reserves to diving in pristine reefs, sport fishing, picnicking on deserted islands, or whale and lemur watching. At the spa, treatments can be enjoyed within the villa or outdoors, under palm trees and the sound of the sea. Miavana is not just a destination; it’s a declaration of freedom in luxury form.

On a garden island facing the city, where the South China Sea merges with palm trees and gentle breezes, Raffles Sentosa emerges as an oasis of well-being and total privacy. It is Singapore's first all-villa resort, a retreat where Raffles' legendary heritage is reinvented with a tropical, contemporary twist.

Surrounded by 100,000 m² of lush greenery, the resort blends clean architectural lines with organic materials and details inspired by classical Asian hospitality. Each villa, hidden among gardens and fragrant pathways, becomes a sensory refuge. The experience flows between ponds, terraces, and private pools as if time has slowed down.

The 62 villas, each covering 230 m², are designed for extended stays and offer absolute privacy. Surrounded by nature, they come with heated pools, outdoor areas, and designs that balance elegance with functionality. Some villas face the sea; others overlook dreamlike gardens. All are crafted for intimate and rejuvenating rest.

The culinary offering is as rich as it is varied: five dining spaces include Cantonese cuisine at Royal China, fine Italian dining at Empire Grill, and Japanese omakase at Iyasaka by Hashida. The spa, located in a restored heritage building, features 13 treatment rooms, hydrotherapy, and mindfulness practices. From the Sentosa Sling to morning walks, Raffles Sentosa is synonymous with sophisticated serenity.

Nestled along the pristine shores of the Red Sea, Nujuma unveils a realm where ancient traditions and contemporary luxury converge in a harmonious celebration of nature’s beauty. This exceptional retreat, a beacon of exclusivity and sophistication, offers a tranquil sanctuary that evokes the serene elegance of the desert, blending effortlessly with the aquamarine hues of the sea.

The resort’s architecture is a graceful fusion of modern design and regional heritage, featuring sleek lines, traditional Arabian textures, and the use of natural materials like coral stone and driftwood. The spaces, bathed in the warmth of natural light, reflect the surrounding landscape, with panoramic views that stretch over the vastness of the sea and the endless desert horizon.

Comprising 36 ultra-private villas and suites, each with expansive terraces and private pools, the accommodation options offer a seamless connection to the surrounding environment. From the spacious one-bedroom suites to the vast multi-bedroom villas, each residence is meticulously designed to provide a perfect blend of privacy and comfort, with interiors adorned in calming earth tones and opulent finishes. The seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces allows guests to feel immersed in the natural beauty of the region.

A culinary journey awaits at Nujuma, where the resort’s restaurants draw inspiration from both the Red Sea’s abundant seafood and the rich flavours of Arabia. With dishes that celebrate both traditional and contemporary techniques, dining at Nujuma is an immersive experience, complemented by an array of bespoke services including private beach dinners, sunset cocktails, and personalised wellness treatments.

Whether exploring the vibrant coral reefs beneath the surface, indulging in a rejuvenating spa experience, or simply soaking in the tranquil surroundings, Nujuma offers an unparalleled experience of luxury and serenity.

Sailing aboard the Galapagos Explorer is to immerse oneself in a maritime safari through one of the planet’s most pristine ecosystems. This expedition yacht redefines the way to explore the enchanted islands, combining sleek design, personalised attention, and a profound respect for the biodiversity of this unique archipelago. The experience is not touristy; it is transformative.

The yacht’s interior celebrates local culture with natural materials, earthy tones, and organic lines. Panoramic windows flood the common spaces with light, offering ever-changing views: a marine iguana on a rock, a blue-footed booby in flight, a sea lion napping on the shore. The upper deck, with a jacuzzi and outdoor lounge, is the perfect spot to witness this living spectacle.

The Galapagos Explorer accommodates only 6 cabins—4 standard and 2 suites—hosting a maximum of 12 guests. Each cabin is equipped with a private bathroom, functional design furnishings, and large windows, ensuring privacy while maintaining a constant visual connection with the surroundings. The guest-to-staff ratio is nearly one-to-one, allowing for attentive, tailored service for each traveler.

The onboard experiences are orchestrated by expert guides who design 7-night itineraries, exploring either the eastern or western islands. From snorkelling with giant tortoises and manta rays to hiking across lunar landscapes and encountering endemic birds, each day unveils a new world. The onboard cuisine adapts to the rhythm of the voyage, with menus crafted from fresh, sustainable ingredients. Here, luxury is not ostentatious: it is intimate, mindful, alive.

In the heart of Rome, where ancient stones still whisper tales of empires and artists, Orient Express La Minerva rises anew as a contemporary legend. Set within a 17th-century palazzo tucked away in the tranquillity of Piazza della Minerva, this sanctuary invites travellers to rediscover the Eternal City through an experience that blends dreamlike reverie with historical grandeur. Every corner holds the grace of seasoned explorers and the vibrant spirit of la dolce vita.

The hotel’s architecture is a quiet spectacle of grandeur. Roman columns, classical sculptures, and a fusion of Art Deco with Italian tradition are woven together in harmonious balance. Matte finishes and muted textures link past and present, bathing each room in an atmosphere of timeless refinement. Here, history is not merely preserved—it is reimagined as a way of living.

La Minerva features a collection of rooms and suites that reflect Orient Express’s signature savoir-faire, infused with Italian flair. These spaces are both intimate and theatrical, with thoughtfully curated materials and soft lighting designed to inspire serenity and beauty. Select suites boast private spas—secluded sanctuaries where guests can indulge in bespoke treatments using high-end French and Italian cosmetics.

From its panoramic rooftop overlooking terracotta rooftops to the understated charm of the lobby bar, La Minerva honours the art of living well. The Mediterranean restaurant serves an honest, luminous cuisine complemented by views that invite quiet contemplation. In this place suspended in time, luxury does not shout—it whispers, with style.

On the banks of the Grand Canal, where time drifts between golden reflections and baroque sighs, Aman Venice resides within a 16th-century palazzo with the quiet grace of one who knows that true luxury waits. Set in Palazzo Papadopoli, this sanctuary between sky and water captures the intimate soul of La Serenissima—noble, romantic and exquisitely discreet.

Aman’s interiors preserve original frescoes, Venetian marble and architectural details spanning centuries, balanced by the minimalist refinement of designer Jean-Michel Gathy. The private gardens, a rare feature in Venice, offer a green haven from which to watch the city in its eternal dance. Everything here is crafted to elevate the experience without disturbing its essence.

With just 24 rooms and suites, each dressed in antique pieces and rich materials, Aman Venice feels more like an aristocratic residence than a hotel. Some overlook the Grand Canal; others gaze upon the secret garden or rooftops murmuring with history. The Signature Rooms are canvases of Venetian art, with painted ceilings, Renaissance furnishings and original fireplaces.

Dining unfolds in spaces that seem to float on water. From the sophisticated Arva restaurant to exclusive private dinners in salons adorned by Tiepolo, gastronomy here is an act of elegance and indulgence. Between gondola rides and jazz beneath the wisteria, Aman Venice gently rewrites Venetian grandeur with a whisper.

Beneath Santiago’s clear skies and framed by the majestic Andes, Mandarin Oriental Santiago stands as a serene urban haven, where modernity is cloaked in calm and understated elegance. As the brand’s first outpost in South America, this iconic property offers a haven for those seeking balance between metropolitan energy and a sense of natural peace. Everything here breathes space, light, and that subtle refinement that is felt more than seen.

From lush gardens to a lagoon-style pool complete with waterfall, the hotel immerses guests in a visual experience shaped by clean lines and Asian influences. Interiors pair sleek functionality with elegant detailing, using a neutral palette that lets the endless views of mountains and city take centre stage. The atmosphere is one of cosmopolitan tranquillity, created to let the surroundings flow effortlessly through each space.

Set within 25,000 square metres, the hotel offers 299 guest rooms and suites—an unusual sense of space for a city address. Each is designed with panoramic windows, minimalist furnishings and a welcoming sense of comfort. Wellness takes pride of place through a state-of-the-art fitness centre and a city spa inspired by Eastern philosophies, offering bespoke treatments, enveloping massages and rituals for personal renewal.

Dining at Mandarin Oriental Santiago is a graceful blend of sophistication and natural flair. From elegant evening meals to light poolside lunches, each dish is crafted with attention to detail—from the tableware to the ingredients. The hotel’s culinary spaces celebrate the art of living well in a setting infused with natural beauty and global inspiration.

Travelling aboard the Andean Explorer is not simply crossing the Peruvian highlands; it’s a gentle glide through dreamlike landscapes, where skies meet traditional weaves and the rhythm of the land. As South America’s first luxury sleeper train, this journey embraces the poetry of slow travel, where every mile is as meaningful as the destination. From the fields of Cusco to the sacred shores of Lake Titicaca, each journey pays tribute to the soul of the Andes.

The train design fuses contemporary elegance with local character. Pale woods, native textiles, and subtle colonial flourishes create an inviting yet refined setting that reflects the essence of Peruvian craftsmanship. Panoramic windows and an open-air observation carriage immerse guests in the majesty of the Andes, while onboard spa and lounge cars provide respite amid awe-inspiring scenery.

With a range of private cabins—twin-bedded compartments and suites with ensuite bathrooms—the Andean Explorer offers comforts akin to the finest boutique hotels, in motion. Natural textures, the hush of the night, and the gentle sway of the train create a rare sense of meditative stillness. In the Picaflor spa car, clay and coca leaf treatments bring harmony between body and land.

Gastronomy aboard is led by the bold spirit of modern Peruvian cuisine, with high-altitude ingredients and a creative vision. Dishes inspired by the altiplano are served on bespoke tableware, and the journey comes full circle with a final culinary chapter at Mauka in Cusco, under the direction of acclaimed chef Pía León. The voyage may end—but its impression lingers, like a gentle echo.

In a pristine corner of Mahé Island, where the tropical jungle meets the turquoise ocean, Cheval Blanc Seychelles unfolds a sensory universe of textures, light, and colour. This retreat from the LVMH group is a tribute to Creole aesthetics reinterpreted with the refined signature of the maison, where each villa is a masterpiece immersed in nature.

The structures, in harmony with the surroundings, rise on stilts amidst lush gardens, with high ceilings inspired by local architecture and noble materials that reflect the island's soul: mother-of-pearl, tropical woods, and handcrafted ceramics. The soft lines and serene colours of the interiors dialogue with the verdant exterior, creating an atmosphere of sophisticated calm.

The resort features 52 villas, 24 beachfront and 28 hillside, each with a 12.5-meter infinity pool and spaces ranging from 220 to 620 m². Every space has been designed for total immersion in the natural beauty, with interior areas opening fully to the outdoors, creating a seamless fusion of privacy and landscape.

The experience is enriched with a selection of five restaurants, from haute French cuisine at Le 1947 to Indian Ocean specialties at Sula, as well as a beach bar and another over the water. Guerlain Spa, with unique island-inspired treatments, rises on the hill amidst dense vegetation. For families, Le Carousel children's club transforms the stay into a tropical tale. Here, every detail resonates with the rhythm of paradise.

At the point where the dunes meet the mountains, Six Senses Southern Dunes celebrates the majesty of the desert as a backdrop for introspection and radical beauty. This visionary retreat within the Red Sea project is an ode to Nabatean heritage and the transformative power of silence, where every structure breathes with the environment and every view is a natural canvas.

Inspired by the organic shapes of the landscape and Bedouin traditions, the resort showcases an almost ethereal architecture, with fluid lines and lightweight materials that blend with the sand. The design, deeply sustainable, manifests from the floral canopy shading the lobby to the communal spaces that open to valleys, oases, and endless skies. Here, luxury takes on an ecological and spiritual dimension.

The resort features 36 rooms and suites in the main building and 40 private villas scattered across the dunes. Raised on platforms, these undulating-roof villas resemble reinvented nomadic tents, with interiors that combine contemporary minimalism and local textures. Some villas offer sunset views; others, interior courtyards to contemplate the stars in complete silence.

The experience is complemented by a world-class spa offering traditional rituals in a contemplative setting, a pool surrounded by an oasis, and two restaurants specialising in regional and international cuisine. From dinners atop the hill to cultural desert excursions, every activity honours the spirit of the land. At Southern Dunes, luxury is a return to the origin.

On the banks of the Sand River, beneath the protective shade of century-old trees, Singita Ebony Lodge rewrites the safari story with warm, understated elegance. Nestled in the private Sabi Sand Reserve, this is the place where silent luxury meets wildlife, in a corner where emotions unfold in harmony with nature’s rhythm.

The lodge, originally opened in 1993 and redesigned in 2024, blends colonial influences with a contemporary aesthetic of natural materials, reclaimed wood, organic textiles, and a design that eliminates boundaries between interior and exterior. The stepped terraces open to the landscape, allowing elephants to be spotted from the pool or lions resting in the shade of the almond tree.

With only 12 suites, each featuring a private pool, including the Family Suite, each accommodation serves as an intimate sanctuary with a fireplace, indoor/outdoor bathroom, private terrace, and artisanal décor. The spaces are infused with history and style: claw-foot bathtubs, African tapestries, raw wood, and antique details from the Bailes family archive. Everything evokes a reflective, close, emotional luxury.

The cuisine, led by chef Lerato Molaudi, is light, nutritious, and rooted in local ingredients, grown by former Singita culinary school students. The exclusively South African wine list celebrates unique terroirs. Between personalised game drives, spa treatments, sound baths, or meditation in the bush, Singita proves that true luxury lies in a deep connection with both the environment and oneself.

Rising above the urban hustle from its lobby on the 20th floor, Patina Osaka offers a fresh perspective on Japanese luxury: sensitive, multifaceted, and deeply connected to contemporary life. From its clear views of Osaka Castle to its spaces dedicated to music, this property redefines the idea of an urban retreat with youthful energy and a vibrant mind.

The design embraces the Japanese philosophy of ever-changing space. Each room transforms according to the moment, becoming a meditation area, a tea room, or a movement space. Reinterpreted tatamis, light wood, and fluid lines create a universe where functionality turns poetic. At the heart of the hotel, Fusion and The Listening Room—complete with a vinyl collection and DJ station—offer an unexpected sensory experience.

With 221 rooms, all boasting uninterrupted views of Osaka Castle, Patina presents itself as a versatile oasis. The rooms are designed to evolve with the guest’s rhythm, with spaces defined by movable materials and calming tones. Some offer yoga zones, others are dedicated to the tea ceremony or wellness sessions. Each room is a living space, open to reinterpretation.

The dining experience ranges from an international brasserie to a plant-based restaurant with its own edible garden. In the Tea Lounge, infusions are served in an atmosphere of suspended calm. This is not a hotel merely for sleeping, but for experiencing. To reconnect. To stay, look out the window, and feel time take on a new texture.

Sailing aboard the Galapagos Explorer is to immerse oneself in a maritime safari through one of the planet’s most pristine ecosystems. This expedition yacht redefines the way to explore the enchanted islands, combining sleek design, personalised attention, and a profound respect for the biodiversity of this unique archipelago. The experience is not touristy; it is transformative.

The yacht’s interior celebrates local culture with natural materials, earthy tones, and organic lines. Panoramic windows flood the common spaces with light, offering ever-changing views: a marine iguana on a rock, a blue-footed booby in flight, a sea lion napping on the shore. The upper deck, with a jacuzzi and outdoor lounge, is the perfect spot to witness this living spectacle.

The Galapagos Explorer accommodates only 6 cabins—4 standard and 2 suites—hosting a maximum of 12 guests. Each cabin is equipped with a private bathroom, functional design furnishings, and large windows, ensuring privacy while maintaining a constant visual connection with the surroundings. The guest-to-staff ratio is nearly one-to-one, allowing for attentive, tailored service for each traveller.

The onboard experiences are orchestrated by expert guides who design 7-night itineraries, exploring either the eastern or western islands. From snorkelling with giant tortoises and manta rays to hiking across lunar landscapes and encountering endemic birds, each day unveils a new world. The onboard cuisine adapts to the rhythm of the voyage, with menus crafted from fresh, sustainable ingredients. Here, luxury is not ostentatious: it is intimate, mindful, alive.

In the palatial heart of Vienna, where the notes of Mozart still linger in the air, Mandarin Oriental Vienna transforms a former court building into a contemporary temple of imperial elegance. Marble, gold, and Viennese craftsmanship converse with modern architectural lines in a space that achieves the impossible: making you feel like a modern aristocrat without losing the warmth of the present.

Located on the historic Ringstrasse and just steps from St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the hotel channels the artistic soul of the city in every corner. Musical and decorative references coexist with noble materials and an enveloping design that transforms the monumental into something welcoming. The panoramic terraces over the imperial rooftops stand as silent witnesses to the passage of time.

The property features 86 rooms and 52 suites, each decorated with a sensitivity that respects both the imperial past and contemporary aesthetics. The superior suites offer privileged views and personalised details that pay tribute to Vienna’s musical and artistic traditions. Every comfort is orchestrated with precision, like a silent symphony.

Although the restaurant offerings are yet to be revealed, the reputation of Mandarin Oriental promises a culinary experience in line with its setting: sophisticated, precise, and deeply rooted in excellence. And when the sun bids farewell to Vienna, the hotel’s terrace becomes the perfect stage to savour a Grüner Veltliner while the city glows in golden light.

At the rugged foothills of the Dolomites, where the forests whisper to the rhythm of the alpine wind, Aman Rosa Alpina reinterprets the mountain spirit with effortless elegance. More than a hotel, it is an evocation of alpine life in its most refined form, where the warmth of a wood-burning fireplace coexists with the sober, elegant architecture of Aman. Here, luxury does not compete with the mountain; it merges with it.

With an aesthetic that blends Tyrolean warmth and minimalist purity, the interior design favours noble materials: aged wood, local stone, natural textiles, and views that become part of the furnishings. New additions, such as the expanded spa and outdoor wellness areas, are designed as extensions of the landscape, without disrupting its rhythm or essence.

Following its planned transformation in 2025, Rosa Alpina will offer 51 rooms and suites, along with the iconic Chalet Zeno, a private residence that celebrates alpine intimacy through bespoke details and silent comfort. Its style reflects Aman’s philosophy: pure lines, serene spaces, and a profound respect for the surrounding nature.

The culinary experience here pays homage to the local gastronomic heritage, from fondue on outdoor terraces to refined dinners combining truffles, wine, and creativity. All designed to complement days of skiing, hiking, or contemplation. With practical details such as a heated boot room and transport to the slopes, Rosa Alpina is both a retreat and a celebration of the alpine soul.

On the island of Giudecca, opposite the majestic silhouette of Piazza San Marco, Airelles Venezia unveils a new vision of the city of canals. This Venetian palace, restored with French sensitivity, intertwines the soul of the Serenissima with the sophistication of French hospitality. Here, every moment feels like a scene in a film blending history, art, and desire.

Murano, Fortuny, Rubelli... the great names of Venetian art are not merely decoration, but language. Handcrafted lamps, fine fabrics, and restored terrazzo floors compose a sensory symphony that honours tradition without falling into nostalgia. Airelles Venezia does not imitate the past; it reinterprets it with brilliance.

With only 45 rooms spread across three buildings—including a private villa and another with a garden and pool—the property prioritises privacy, space, and custom design. Some rooms offer panoramic views of the lagoon, while others open onto secret gardens where time seems to stretch. Everything is designed to transform rest into art.

The experience is enriched by three distinctive restaurants, a cicchetti bar, and a sunset cocktail terrace. The 1,700 m² spa is a temple to well-being, blending tradition with innovation, with gardens dedicated to tranquillity. Learning to make masks with an artisan or taking a gondola ride from your room is not an indulgence here; it is part of the everyday landscape.

Capella Kyoto is not just a hotel; it is a sensory gateway to the silent beauty of Japan. Situated in the heart of the ancient imperial capital, Kengo Kuma’s design transforms architecture into poetry, blending noble woods, zen gardens, and ethereal forms that invite guests to inhabit the present with mindfulness. Here, luxury is measured in subtleties, not ostentation.

Every corner of the hotel pays homage to Kyoto’s cultural heritage. From the hallways that open onto inner courtyards to the communal spaces that flow like a river of calm, everything is crafted to inspire introspection and connection. The aesthetic extends even to silence, where tatami mats, screens, and soft shadows tell a thousand-year-old story.

The property comprises 89 rooms and suites, designed to create a harmonious dialogue between the private and the ceremonial. Some rooms offer inner gardens, while others have views over Japanese courtyards or tranquil fountains. The atmosphere is that of a tea house elevated to the art of contemporary hospitality.

On the culinary front, Capella Kyoto offers three dining options: a Japanese restaurant by a sunken garden, a modern brasserie with pastry delights, and an intimate omakase space called Carte Blanche. The Auriga Spa includes a private onsen and rituals inspired by ancient Japanese wisdom. This is not a tourist destination; it is a temple of contemplation.