Marrakech, Morocco
Royal Mansour Marrakech
A medina of 53 private riads built by Morocco's finest artisans, where invisible service and museum-grade craft define the country's ultimate stay.
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The Directory
Every property researched and profiled by the Browntravels editorial team. Sponsored placements are always clearly labelled.
Antibes, France
The Riviera legend at the tip of Cap d'Antibes, where pine-scented gardens, the seawater Eden-Roc pool and film-festival mythology endure.
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Paris, France
An 18th-century palace on Place de la Concorde reborn with contemporary French craft, couture suites and one of Paris's most beautiful courtyards.
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Monte-Carlo, Monaco
Monaco's founding palace hotel of 1864 on the Place du Casino, home to Alain Ducasse's Louis XV and Europe's most famous hotel cellars.
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New York, United States
A hushed urban sanctuary inside the Crown Building on Fifth Avenue, where every room has a fireplace and the spa spans three floors.
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Nice, France
The pink-domed grande dame of the Promenade des Anglais, a 1913 palace hotel that doubles as a private museum of French art.
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Phuket, Thailand
Phuket's original grande dame reborn — 120 rooms and suites terraced above Nai Harn Bay's white crescent at the island's serene southern tip, where world-class sleep, Michelin Key-recognised luxury and front-row sunsets meet far from the crowds.
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Dubai's sail-shaped icon remains an all-suite spectacle of gold, marble and butler service on its own island off Jumeirah Beach.
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Moltrasio, Italy
An 18th-century villa above Lake Como transformed by its owning family into a 24-suite masterpiece of Italian craft, gardens and joyous hospitality.
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Udaipur, India
A palatial dreamscape of domes, courtyards and semi-private pools on Lake Pichola, delivering Rajasthan's most celebrated hotel service.
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