Øye, Norway
Hotel Union Øye
An 1891 wooden hotel deep in the Sunnmøre Alps at the head of the Norangsfjord, restored as Norway's most romantic hideaway.
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The Directory
Every property researched and profiled by the Browntravels editorial team. Sponsored placements are always clearly labelled.
Seoul, South Korea
A sleek Gwanghwamun tower blending Korean craft with big-city polish, crowned by one of Asia's most celebrated hotel bars.
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Giorgio Armani's fashion-house hotel occupying the lower floors of the Burj Khalifa, all muted tones, curved corridors and Downtown Dubai at the door.
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Ibiza, Spain
A wellness-led resort wrapped around Cala Xarraca on Ibiza's wild northern tip, trading club culture for longevity science and sunset rituals.
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Brisbane, Australia
A subtropical modernist landmark on James Street whose curved concrete, breeze blocks and pink-umbrella pool deck redefined the Brisbane hotel.
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Byron Bay, Australia
A tiny whitewashed Mediterranean-style villa above Wategos Beach that has been Byron Bay's most storied address since 1994.
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Malolo Island, Fiji
A solar-powered pool-villa resort on Malolo Island in the Mamanucas, bringing Six Senses' wellness and sustainability playbook to Fiji.
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Porto-Vecchio, France
A sleek cedar-and-glass retreat on the Gulf of Porto-Vecchio, pairing contemporary architecture with two-Michelin-starred Mediterranean cooking.
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Blevio, Italy
A botanical-park retreat of nineteenth-century villas on Como's quieter eastern shore, with a floating pool and contemporary calm apart from the crowds.
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Oia, Greece
Cave-style suites sculpted into Oia's caldera cliff, with driftwood textures, a wine cave in the rock and front-row seats for the famous sunset.
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