With creative design and artistic charm, The Whitby Hotel features a celebration of contemporary art and design and an ode to vibrant colors and patterns, creating a new environment in every room. Designed by Kit Kemp who is acclaimed for her unique way of arranging spaces with a colorful and carefree spirit, guests will be in awe of its beautiful and distinctive aesthetic. Each of the 86 individually-designed rooms offers floor-to-ceiling windows, maximizing the feeling of light and space.
At The Whitby, you’ll also find a book-lined drawing room, a private outdoor terrace, and even a 130-seat cinema. Pulling inspiration from its doorstep, such as some of New York’s leading galleries and museums, including the MoMA, staying at the Whitby will surely make for an unforgettable experience.
Inspired by a passion for Parisian culture, Hôtel Saint-Marc is defined by their prestige and elegance. With only 26 rooms, including one suite, the ultra-chic paradise expresses an intimate ambiance of harmony and beauty. This includes the use of stunning interiors, such as deep carpets, colorful walls, and contemporary accents that add to the hotel’s art deco style. And being just steps from the Opera House and the Louvre, this boutique is in prime location to experience French heritage. Saint-Marc seamlessly blends beauty, tranquility, and hospitality to create a unique and personalized experience for each guest to enjoy.
With heritage-imbued dwellings, including those once used by guests awaiting an audience with the Empress and being just a few steps from the East Gate of the 260-year old Summer Palace grounds, the Aman Summer Palace in Beijing encapsulates the rich culture of the city. Rooms and suites surround serene garden courtyards, while highlighting traditional architecture such as exposed wooden roof beams and Jin clay floor tiles to create a calm and private ambiance for its guests. The Hotel offers a range of restaurants serving Cantonese cuisine, western dishes and Japanese-influenced French kaiseki fare spread across the property as well as a multi-sensory spa, where one can enjoy herbal body treatments, a Chinese massage and daily tai chi sessions. Being in the heart of a cultural landmark, the Aman also offers unique exclusive retreats, journey’s and adventures that you can book with your stay to discover Beijing.
Architecture enthusiasts and travelers alike will fall in love with the 7132 Hotel in Switzerland. The Art of Alpine Luxury, architects Tadai Ando, Kengo Kuma, Thom Mayne, and Peter Zumthor designed a unique space that would complement the mountain landscape surrounding the hotel.
A unique experience for the mind, body and senses this indulgent boutique is known for its international, award winning thermal baths overlooking picturesque mountains that offers a unique atmosphere with highly mineralized water that comes from St. Peter’s spring. Let your thoughts wander freely and explore all the relaxation the 7132 Hotel has to offer.
A blend of heritage and modern luxury, Le Meurice is a living work of art. Inspired by French classical style in the center of historic Paris on rue de Rivoli, the hotel radiates an artistic, elegant flair. Each room hold characteristics of warmth and luxury, while keeping a quiet and intimate feel.
Like the city itself, this boutique hotel is unique and passionate boasting a delicious range of delights created by celebrated chef, Alain Ducasse. A majestic setting incorporating art and splendor, Le Meurice in Paris is a wonderful place to stay to experience the lively city.
The picturesque Hotel du Cap-Eden Roc, which became the model for the hotel F. Scott’s Fitzgerald’s Tender is the Night. Where old-world glamour meets modern luxury, this tranquil retreat provides an enchanting getaway for the Riviera season. Its timeless, rustic charm welcomes guests to enjoy the sophisticated relaxation offered. A heated infinity pool, blasted out of the rocks with natural sea water is an icon of the Riviera. And with 118 guest rooms, designed with fresh and light interiors, guests can enjoy magical views and sumptuous style.
Tucked away on 100 acres of Virginia’s idyllic countryside, The Clifton combines historic details with chic elegance on the outskirts of the charming town of Charlottesville. The property includes 20 guest rooms spanning five beautiful 18th/early 19th century buildings, creating an intimate and private ambiance for its guests to enjoy a quiet getaway in the country. With a private lake, walking trails, and sprawling gardens this thoughtfully renovated property will allow for its guests to enjoy the surrounding nature. While there don’t forget to take in the sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and discover its connection to our very own Founding Father, Thomas Jefferson.
The Clifton also has a restaurant helmed by Michelin-starred chef Matthew Bousquet serving a seasonal menu of Mid-Atlantic, hyper local dishes; a speakeasy-inspired space, the Copper Bar and adjacent lounge with a wine cellar downstairs; along with a private lake, walking trails, infinity pool and hot tub, sprawling gardens, including a Chef’s garden for the restaurant; and sweeping views of Blue Ridge Mountains and Jefferson’s Monticello.
The first international property for Liz Lambert’s Bunkhouse group, Hotel San Cristóbal is a 32-room beachfront boutique hotel on the coast of Todos Santos, Baja California Sur. The property, designed by renowned Texas architecture firm Lake | Flato in collaboration with Bunkhouse, overlooks picturesque Punta Lobos and the Sierra de la Laguna Mountains, with rooms and common areas that offer an indoor/outdoor experience connecting guests to the surrounding landscape.
In addition to reflecting Bunkhouse’s celebrated design aesthetic, the Hotel San Cristóbal integrates and celebrates local culture. This includes in-room amenities and the hotels’ retail program will feature local, Mexican materials and products, while the hotel’s restaurant, Benno, will feature locally sourced ingredients in a casual setting overlooking the ocean
This former 19th century whiskey factory turned boutique, Wm. Mulherin’s Sons hotel has just want you need to get away from your hectic schedule. Located in the heart of Fishtown, PA, the hotel offers a distinctive personality with just four rooms, individually decorated with chic décor, giving its guests the feeling of being a personal guest in a private home. The building itself holds so much quirky character boasting exposed brick walls, live-edge walnut beds, antique rugs, kitchenettes, and a whimsical custom wallpaper designed by Stacey Rozich. Inspired by classic English pubs, guest will check in with the restaurant staff downstairs. The ground floor restaurant, which opened in spring 2016, has become one of the city’s best new restaurants, featuring a rustic wood-fire Italian menu.
Inspired by the patron saint of music and poetry, Hotel Saint Cecilia is a 14-room secluded estate that offers a retro, glamorous rock-n-roll private haven mixed in with Southern hospitality. Drawing from the extraordinary writers, musicians and artists of the 1960s and 1970s, Saint Cecilia’s 14 striking, yet unique, accommodations are scattered throughout the estate and feature a cohesive combination of antiques, modern furniture, and original artwork with outdoor lounge spaces — all with secluded entranceways. Just steps from downtown Austin, Saint Cecilia is located in the heart of the South Congress neighborhood and features a soulful and serene ambience, an intimate lounge and bar with fireplace, the signature heated pool, and an outdoor-seated patio, all which lie beneath the property’s sweeping live oak tree.
NoMad Las Vegas brings the refinement of a European home to Park MGM with a NoMad Hotel, Casino, Pool, and NoMad Restaurant and NoMad Bar led by the 2017 winners of the top spot on the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list, Daniel Humm and Will Guidara. The Hotel, created by Sydell Group in partnership with Make It Nice, is a place of rendezvous and romance, where elegant evenings and moments of chance mix with extraordinary food and gracious hospitality. The design, as in New York and in Los Angeles, is a collaboration with Jacques Garcia, drawing inspiration from the natural surroundings of the desert with a nod to the glamour and playfulness of The Strip. The Hotel offers highly personalized and holistic service paired with understated sophistication, comfort, and intimacy.
Sydell Group partnered with Michelin starred chef and native Angeleno Josiah Citrin to transform the food & beverage offerings at the LINE LA which debuted October 2018. Known for his collection of restaurants Mélisse and Charcoal Venice, Citrin introduces new seasonally-driven concepts whose menus emphasize California produce – Openaire, adjacent to the hotel’s pool deck, and the lobby bar on the ground floor of the hotel, will feature his cuisine. The hotel’s designer, Sean Knibb, updated the aesthetic of the lobby bar, restaurant spaces, sidewalk, café, and pool deck to complement the culinary enhancements.
Ideally situated where downtown Austin meets Town Lake, the LINE Austin is a complete reinvention of an iconic, mid-century modernist building originally built in 1965. The opening marks Sydell Group’s third LINE hotel, and features 428 guest rooms with expansive lake and city views as well as artwork by Texas-based artists. Interiors by Los Angeles-based designer Sean Knibb, who was responsible for the design of the first LINE property in LA’s Koreatown, and architecture by Austin-based Michael Hsu create a distinctive Austin experience rooted in the natural materials and landscape of Central Texas. The hotel opened with Arlo Grey, the debut lakeside restaurant helmed by Top Chef 10 winner Kristen Kish whose culinary style melds precise training and technique rooted in French and Italian traditions with a nostalgia for dishes from her upbringing, world travels and exploration of the ingredients of Central Texas. Open to the lobby, an outpost of Los Angeles-based Alfred offers a full coffee and tea menu including their signature matcha as well as food to take away. To round out the guest experience, the LINE Austin features an infinity pool on the edge of Town Lake serving cocktails and poolside fare. The property debuted a casual burger joint and bar called Dean’s One Trick Pony in October, followed by P6, a rooftop lounge with sweeping views of the lake in Spring 2019.
London-based SoHo House & Co and New York’s Sydell Group have joined forces to create The Ned: a new hotel, members club and collection of restaurants in the City of London. The property, set in the iconic former Midland Bank building in the City, is the first collaboration between Soho House founder, Nick Jones – a pioneer in creating member clubs worldwide – and Sydell Group founder Andrew Zobler – known for creating unique hotels throughout the States that are deeply rooted in their location and architecture.
Originally designed by English architect, Sir Edwin ‘Ned’ Lutyens in 1924, The Ned has been fully restored and includes eight distinct restaurants, 250 bedrooms, and ‘Ned’s Club’ – where members have access to a rooftop pool, a gym, a spa, and a lively late night lounge bar.
