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Cheval Blanc Courchevel

At the heart of the French Alps in the prestigious Jardin Alpin, Cheval Blanc Courchevel is an inviting and intimate Maison to surrender oneself and gather with others.

Revisiting the preconceived notions of mountain design with bold colours and a collection of original works of art, architects from Atelier COS and Sybille de Margerie highlight the unique personality of each space throughout the Maison.

Entirely renovated, the Chalet spans 315 sq m over four floors, each accessible by lift. With dedicated private access, the Chalet offers a truly exclusive mountain living experience. The Chalet features a vast living area with a modern fireplace, a dining room, a private screening room as well as its own spa treatment room, relaxation lounge, sauna and hot tub.

The only restaurant in Courchevel with three Michelin stars, Le 1947 presents an unforgettable gastronomic experience. In complete intimacy, the restaurant welcomes a limited number of guests per night to orchestrate a full culinary immersion whilst looking after the smallest details.

The Cheval Blanc Spa invites guests to embark upon an unparalleled sensorial journey that pampers the body and mind – a true immersion into Guerlain’s world of beauty and well-being.

Hôtel Barrière Les Neiges

Tucked between mountain and sky, Courchevel 1850 is a stand-out magical resort combining tradition and luxury. Situated at the foot of the famous south-facing Bellecôte slope, Hôtel Barrière Les Neiges enjoys a unique location in the heart of the legendary ski resort, close to shops and activities.

Pale wood, white marble, silky fabrics and an open fire. The Hôtel Les Neiges perpetuates the warm authenticity of a mountain chalet showcased with elegant contemporary furniture. Guests have direct access to the ski slopes, ski room, the spa, pool and private cinema room throughout the day. Spend the morning on the ski slopes then indulge in a little shopping in the centre of Courchevel and dine while enjoying the marvellous views. The Hôtel Les Neiges offers a unique experience in a pristine natural environment.

Sunset at the summit, a forest of fir trees and a bluish glacier. Sumptuous materials and silky fabrics. Combining tradition and glamour, the 22 rooms, 20 suites and the penthouse at Hôtel Les Neiges Courchevel will envelop you in luxurious softness.

White 1921 Courchevel

Ideally located on the Croisette, White 1921 Courchevel is the perfect place to indulge in a day out on the slopes and enjoy the festive atmosphere of Courchevel 1850 and its numerous boutiques, bars and restaurants.

Designed by renowned architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte, White 1921 Courchevel hotel offers 26 contemporary rooms. Each designed with mountain flair, some feature balconies or open terraces with beautiful views over the slopes or the legendary village.

Every morning, a generous, gourmet breakfast awaits guests in the convivial atmosphere of the Grand Salon or in-room. The dedicated Ski Service team carefully prepares each guest’s equipment as well as little treats and thoughtful surprises to delight skiers throughout the day.

A Jacuzzi, sauna, hammam, and fitness centre welcome guests, providing a soothing retreat to complete this unique mountain stay. In the early afternoon, the cosy Petit Salon is an ideal setting for an interlude with family and friends or a prelude to the sought-after nightlife of Courchevel 1850.

Hôtel des 3 Vallées Courchevel

Designed in the early 1950s as an inn for skiers and travellers, Hôtel des 3 Vallées was an inaugural part of the "Courchevel dream".

Providing doorstep access to both the slopes and La Croisette, it embodies a vision of modernism shaped by pioneering French architects and designers such as Jean Prouvé and Charlotte Perriand, who forged the Courchevel legend and invented the architecture of winter sports. It was the foundation stone of a certain vision of the mountain lifestyle that guests find reflected in this authentic Alpine chalet.

With 31 large rooms, fine-food grocery, private jacuzzi and spa, Hôtel des 3 Vallées is a modernist hotel at heart, offering the highest standards in luxury and refinement, with easy access to the resort's upscale boutiques and nightlife. An unrivalled setting for anyone who wants to enjoy every moment of their stay in one of the world’s most beautiful ski areas.

Hôtel

Mont-Blanc Chamonix

Since 1849, the legendary hotel has seen a cosmopolitan clientele coming from all over the world to experience the highest peak in Europe. Ideally located a few steps from the main street, the building in the typical style of Chamonix unveils its white façade and blue shutters.

The beautiful typical architectural style of the Chamonix valley meets contemporary touches and a refined high-mountain atmosphere in this mythical hotel.

Inside the property, guests can rediscover the elegance of the palaces that had emerged in Chamonix in the early 19th century when the station welcomed a wealthy international clientele who would come to discover the first winter sports holidays.

The 5-star hotel has been fully renovated by the interior designer Sybille de Margerie, inspired by nature and the environment. The bedrooms face a beautiful panorama of mountains, providing space, luxury and comfort. Every morning, the hotel offers the pleasure of waking up facing the most beautiful peak, the Mont Blanc.

A haven of relaxation, the exclusive Spa area invites you to unwind with Clarins® treatments and massages. Warm earth colours mixed with the finest wood and mosaique create a luxurious cocoon far away from the outer world stress. Enjoy its gym with state-of-the-art fitness equipment and a heated outside swimming pool and Jacuzzi with a breathtaking view of the vertical mountain peaks.

Hotel Astoria

St. Petersburg

Built between 1911 and 1912, the Hotel Astoria was originally designed by renowned St. Petersburg architect Fyodor Lidval. A city landmark since 1912, Hotel Astoria has hosted many eminent guests, including dancer Isadora Duncan, writer Mikhail Bulgakov and poet Sergei Yesenin. More recently, it featured in the 1995 James Bond film, GoldenEye.

Hotel Astoria is situated in the heart of the Admiralteysky district, in an ideal location to explore many of St. Petersburg’s most famous sites and attractions. The hotel rests in the shadow of St. Isaac’s Cathedral, while Lion Bridge and Bronze Peter the Great statue are just a stone’s throw away. Immerse yourself in history at Palace Square, in culture and shopping at Nevsky Prospect, or in art at The Hermitage – all located within a short walk away.

Each of its 83 rooms in St. Petersburg complements the beauty and heritage of the city. Individually designed by Olga Polizzi. Its 86 large St. Petersburg Suites combine the old and new to create truly elegant surroundings, classic features with contemporary design.

Belmond Grand Hotel Europe

A famed city landmark for 140 years, Belmond Grand Hotel Europe has provided memories for millions of guests in a tradition of luxury and elegance. Belmond Grand Hotel Europe has always been rooted in the cultural landscape of St. Petersburg. With influential guests such as Tchaikovsky and Pavarotti, its association with music, dance and literature has always remained strong.

Italian architect, Carlo Rossi used an impressive Neo-Baroque façade to combine neighbouring properties dating back to the 1820s to create one magnificent building for the Evropeyskaya Hotel Company. This opened as Hotel de l’Europe in 1875. The beautiful Art Nouveau designs still enjoyed today were introduced by Swedish-Russian architect, Fyodor Lidval at the turn of the century. The building is now classified as a historical monument.

Situated on the famous Nevsky Prospekt, there is no better place from which to explore the “Venice of the North” than Belmond Grand Hotel Europe, St. Petersburg.

Positioned adjacent to Arts Square, it is one of the most glamorous hotels in St. Petersburg, Russia. A stay here shows you the true spirit of the country, especially during the White Days of winter, when snow lies outside and a warm welcome awaits within.

Ritz Carlton Moscow

A celebration of Russian culture awaits at The Ritz-Carlton, Moscow, where traditional bread and salt are offered upon arrival, and the gilded interior captures the beauty of 19th-century Classicism. Moments from the Red Square, the hotel is perfectly situated and luxuriously outfitted with three restaurants, a rooftop lounge, a spa, meeting space and some of the largest accommodations in the city.

At The Ritz-Carlton, Moscow, décor reflects the decadence of 19th-century Imperialist Russia while 5-star amenities address the desires of travelers today. Set in the heart of the business and cultural district, the hotel greets visitors with a grand interior of gold accents and polished wood and a traditional friendship ceremony of bread and salt.

Once comfortably settled, guests can explore all that the hotel has to offer including 334 guest rooms and suites - the largest in Moscow, the rooftop O2 Lounge overlooking the Kremlin and Red Square, the beautifully designed The Ritz-Carlton Spa, 24-hour state-of-the-art fitness center, indoor heated swimming pool, crystal steam room and other wellness facilities.

Das Stue

Welcome to Berlin's first luxury boutique hotel. Situated in the diplomatic district, the Das Stue hotel is right in the centre of Germany's capital. Nestled in the lush Tiergarten park and adjacent to the Zoo, it is only a short drive from all the shopping, art & entertainment hot spots in both East and West Berlin.

Occupying a 1930s building that originally was Berlin's Royal Danish Embassy, Das Stue's unique heritage is reflected in its name, the Danish term for "living room." The hotel incorporates the prominence of its classicist facade and the natural beauty of its leafy Tiergarten address, formerly the city's royal hunting grounds. The owners have created a sophisticated urban retreat with personalized comforts – much like the living room of someone who is well connected in Berlin and has immediate access to the city's countless attractions.

Patricia Urquiola, the acclaimed Spanish architect and designer, brings her signature sleek and elegant touch to the hotel’s interiors. Michelin-starred Catalan chef Paco Pérez helms Das Stue’s own Michelin-starred eatery, serving avant-garde Mediterranean cuisine combined with local accents.

Hotel De Rome

Rocco Forte

Buzzing with the energy of a city reborn, Berlin is a European capital like no other. At its heart, on historic Bebelplatz lies Hotel De Rome, amongst the history, architecture and culture of the Mitte district.

Hotel De Rome is one of Berlin’s most intriguing buildings. Once the headquarters of the Dresdner bank, there’s a fascinating history to discover within its walls. A swimming pool in the former jewel vault. A grand ballroom is the old cashier’s hall. Oak-panelled suites in the old bank director offices. Now a five-star hotel, it offers exceptional hospitality, flavoursome cuisine and first-rate facilities.

Spacious and inviting, each of 108 Berlin Rooms is decorated in tones of cream, blue and red. The little touches that make you feel at home. Hotel de Rome’s 37 Berlin Suites are roomy, comfortable and elegant with contemporary design and historic detail.

Hotel De Rome is where historical legacy meets contemporary living in the heart of Berlin. You’ll be perfectly placed to explore the city - moments from the boutiques of Friedrichstrasse, historical landmarks such as the Brandburg Gate, Alexanderplatz and the Reichstag, as well as cultural attractions including Museum Island and the Jewish Museum.