Resort
Conca dei Marini, Italy
9.1
Monastero Santa Rosa
A seventeenth-century monastery suspended above the Gulf of Salerno, reborn as an intimate twenty-room retreat with a legendary infinity pool.
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The Directory
Every property researched and profiled by the Browntravels editorial team. Sponsored placements are always clearly labelled.
Porto Cervo, Italy
Jacques Couëlle's 1963 fantasy village on the Costa Smeralda, still the social summit of Mediterranean summer by its famous saltwater pool.
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Amsterdam, Netherlands
A former bank and music conservatory on Museumplein transformed by Piero Lissoni into Amsterdam's definitive design hotel.
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Hangzhou, China
A Jiangnan-style water garden of pavilions, lagoons and willow walks beside West Lake, built new but faithful to the region's classical grammar.
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Wairarapa, New Zealand
An Edwardian-style lodge on a vast working sheep station above Palliser Bay, ninety minutes from Wellington across the Remutaka Range.
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Milan, Italy
A fifteenth-century convent in the heart of the Quadrilatero della Moda, where a frescoed cloister brings rare calm to Milan's fashion district.
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Val d'Isère, France
Airelles' 2020-opened palace at the foot of Val d'Isère's slopes, bringing the group's theatrical service culture to one of the Alps' most serious ski resorts.
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Marbella, Spain
The 1954 original of the Golden Mile: Prince Alfonso von Hohenlohe's garden village by the sea that invented Marbella as a resort.
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Zermatt, Switzerland
Zermatt's original grand hotel of 1851, run by the Seiler family dynasty on the village's main street beneath the Matterhorn.
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Jumby Bay, Antigua and Barbuda
A car-free 300-acre private island off Antigua, run by Oetker Collection as the Caribbean's most polished all-inclusive hideaway.
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