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The luxury hotels that we select under the label of The Luxurians offer a modern approach to the world of luxury and although steeped in the history of the Grand Dame Hotels, our little edit is urban, cool and contemporary - where luxury is a chilled affair.
Service prevails at these luxurian bastians of the good life where design plays with the traditional and history is without the pomp.
These are the suave hotel addresses from coastal resorts in Amalfi to city abodes in Paris, where imposing, classic luxury is delivered with a light, modern touch. Where the international class of business leaders, pleasure seekers and creative innovators go when they want attentive service and Michelin-starred food, all in stylish surrounds.
These are the places where the confident cosmocrats and their communities hook-up, network and create. Where true luxury arrives with no fuss, and where heritage comes without baggage.
This is the LUXURIAN TRAVEL EDIT.
A combination of country house familiarity and urban chill. A designer orchestration of salvaged pieces, crafted textiles, aged ceramics and bespoke furnishings that are housed in a traditional red-brick new build – this new luxury kid on the block gives TriBeCa the unpretentious grand hotel it so craved.
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The chilled design hotel Miramonti sits perched atop Merano, nestled in forestry with spectacular, Bond-like views. Modernity subtly reigns whilst snuggling up to Alpine traditions – the vibe is relaxed, chilled and most definitely easy-going.
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A former 18th-century Mallorcan palace built for a wealthy marqués merchant in 1760, is now one of Palma’s most noble Palacio's of style, renovated into a seductively glamorous grand hotel of casual luxe.
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The vigilius mountain resort, created by architect, Matteo Thun, reclines in effortless eco style set to a fragrant Alpine landscape of larch trees, mountain pine, foxgloves and alpine roses.
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A legendary crash pad of royalty, celebs and lovers of Arlberg, this is the chic chalet hotel and spa of consummate five star style. Interiors are dedicated to Alpine heritage and modern luxe running through the hotel’s family history.
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Twisted beams frame the 14th century frescos while a curatorial catalogue of designer classics delivers a modernist influence: the Widder Hotel is where medieval heritage meets Eames and Poliakoff slumbers against thick stonewalls. This is at the heart of Old Town Zurich and has both the luxury pedigree of a small Grand Dame Hotel and the eclectic charisma of a design diva.
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A lair of nature wrapped by the mountains and forests with perhaps one of the best nature-inspired spas in Austria, all overlooking the Leogang Rockies. This design hotel hugs smooth modern interiors that brush up to loveliness of the Alps, complete with its own lake.
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The fabulous boutique Hotel Julien, with its mansion-house pedigree in the heartlands of old-town Antwerp, is a self-confessed curator of the arts, designer pieces, antiques and mid-century furnishings, which adorn the handsome salons and rooms in comfy elegance.
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A monastic designer den of rural appeal set in a 30-hectare estate, this rural sanctuary has clubhouse flair, a sleek modernist touch and loads of sun-kissed sophistication. Altogether, a chilled off-radar adaption of indulgent luxury.
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Our top 10 small boutique hotels brimming with design, luxury, character, and distilled with local charm - this is beyond B&B, this is Dinky Luxe.
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Luxury fashion house Bally started life in a small Swiss village before becoming an international design giant - not bad for a former elastic factory.
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Zurich has many striking features: the River Limmat winding through the city, historic architecture, and snow covered Alps as a picturesque backdrop. Only rarely does contemporary design get real attention in the city – and that’s usually in conjunction with events such as blickfang.
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Set among the wide streets and historic buildings of downtown Manhattan, for decades Tribeca has been an understated artist haunt, a fusion of easy-going European charm and New York ambition. Home to the iconic Greenwich Hotel, it is an artsy shopping district with its close proximity to both the city’s romantic waterfront promenades and the heart of many creative industries giving it the feel of a separate town within a major metropolis. Truly a design-lover’s dream for inspired shopping and the perfect place to stay when in NYC.
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Wabi sabi, the Japanese phrase derived from two distinct roots – ‘wabi’ for simplicity and ‘sabi’ for the on-going movement of time – is a concept that celebrates the beauty found in imperfection. Quiet and slow, it observes cracks, ageing and above all, authenticity; an attitude that iconic Belgium interior designer, Axel Vervoordt has adhered to all his life.
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Ettinger of London is a family owned and run luxury leather goods and accessories company whose products are still hand-made by British craftsmen in the UK. It prides itself on designing and creating only the very best leather goods and was appointed a Royal Warrant holder to HRH the Prince of Wales in 1996.
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Some design principles are so uncomplicated and understated that they can be found in different iterations, in different corners of the world. The value placed on craftsmanship is one of these; so is the use of natural materials that not only can last a lifetime, but also get more handsome with each passing year.
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Summer in Lech - Austria's playground for the rich & famous - think luxury cars, the world's highest golf, classic cuisine & healthful Alpine retreats.
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The former cradle of the Habsburg empire, today the chic Austrian capital is the travel destination in daring design and breathtaking architecture. Go beyond Art Nouveau buildings and sleek cafe culture and you’ll find that design in Vienna is thriving.
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Lisbon, Portugal's legendary capital simply bursts with heritage, azulejo tiles, Pastéis de Nata & art - this is a design guide you can shop, see & drink.
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Austria's most successful fashion designer, Helmut Lang, and his eponymous style.
read moreHigh in the mountains – Winter sports aficionados know only too well that Lech-Zürs am Arlberg is perhaps one of Austria’s premier ski resorts and now is about to set a new challenge with a stunning 9-hole golf course being the highest altitude club in Austria surrounded by the Arlberg mountain range.
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Luxury jewellery designer De Grisogono is Genevan luxe at its finest, a lavish, playful style & avant-garde ethos that seeks ‘the beauty in audacity’.
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Browse our unique Vienna Art Guide below for all there is to know about Austria’s art and culture capital. Once the epicentre of the longstanding Habsburg empire, Vienna is awash with galleries, artists, museums and odes to moments of age-defining culture, as well a new generation of creatives call this city home, once again.
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Get clued up on our natural ALPINE TRAVEL EDIT - cool dens and mountain porn pair with living with heart, this is the Alps as we love it.
Crash pads that capture the essence of the Mediterranean. Small, luxuriously-crafted boutique hotels and villa retreats that are.
Bijou refuges crafted deep in the countryside or clinging to the wild coastline, these hideaways bring style to the gems of nature.
Dens of creativity, art and playfulness, each of these hotels plays host to countless cultural events, where boho meets highbrow.