St Moritz, Switzerland
San Candido, Italy
Lech, Austria
Reminiscent of a fairytale castle, Suvretta House is located in St Moritz, in the magnificent landscape of the Upper Engadine, surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes that glisten in summer, and freeze over in winter. A 5-star luxury resort with a private ski lift, it is also the only hotel in St Moritz with ski-in/ski-out access.
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Zurich is unique among European financial hubs. It is perhaps the only city where you can close a deal over breakfast at the Paradeplatz and be carving turns on a sun-drenched piste by lunchtime. While the titans of the Alps—St. Moritz, Zermatt, Gstaad—require a journey, there is a distinct pleasure in the "micro-escape." For the spontaneous traveler or the business guest with a free afternoon, we have curated three ski areas that are strictly within a one-hour drive (or train ride) of the city center.
If 2025 was the year of the "revenge travel" cooldown, 2026 is shaping up to be the year of the Grand Return. We are seeing a renaissance of European heritage buildings, from the historic streets of Mayfair to the wild cliffs of Menorca. The focus has shifted from simple luxury to "slow grandeur"—restorations that honor the soul of the building rather than erasing it. Here are the six properties we are already clearing our calendars for.
Cortina d’Ampezzo, the “Queen of the Dolomites,” is preparing for its moment on the world stage as a primary host for the 2026 Winter Games. This event is especially significant, as it marks the return of Olympic competition to Cortina, which first hosted the Winter Games in 1956.
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As winter blankets much of Europe, the vibrant pulse of Marrakech beckons with guaranteed sunshine, balmy temperatures, and an intoxicating blend of ancient culture and contemporary cool. Ditch the grey skies for the ochre city's labyrinthine souks, aromatic spice markets, and serene riad courtyards.
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Zurich is unique among European financial hubs. It is perhaps the only city where you can close a deal over breakfast at the Paradeplatz and be carving turns on a sun-drenched piste by lunchtime. While the titans of the Alps—St. Moritz, Zermatt, Gstaad—require a journey, there is a distinct pleasure in the "micro-escape." For the spontaneous traveler or the business guest with a free afternoon, we have curated three ski areas that are strictly within a one-hour drive (or train ride) of the city center.
If 2025 was the year of the "revenge travel" cooldown, 2026 is shaping up to be the year of the Grand Return. We are seeing a renaissance of European heritage buildings, from the historic streets of Mayfair to the wild cliffs of Menorca. The focus has shifted from simple luxury to "slow grandeur"—restorations that honor the soul of the building rather than erasing it. Here are the six properties we are already clearing our calendars for.
Cortina d’Ampezzo, the “Queen of the Dolomites,” is preparing for its moment on the world stage as a primary host for the 2026 Winter Games. This event is especially significant, as it marks the return of Olympic competition to Cortina, which first hosted the Winter Games in 1956.
As winter blankets much of Europe, the vibrant pulse of Marrakech beckons with guaranteed sunshine, balmy temperatures, and an intoxicating blend of ancient culture and contemporary cool. Ditch the grey skies for the ochre city's labyrinthine souks, aromatic spice markets, and serene riad courtyards.
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Saanen, Gstaad Valley, Switzerland
Rougemont, Gstaad Valley, Switzerland
Gsteig bei Gstaad, Gstaad Valley, Switzerland
Gstaad Ski Resort, Switzerland
Lenk, Adelboden Ski Resort, Switzerland
Experience the pinnacle of alpine living at Le Chalet Saanen. Featured in Vogue Magazine in January 2025, this exceptional chalet offers a taste of refined alpine living. The chalet boasts 8 bedrooms, 2 elegant salons, an outdoor spa, and breathtaking views of the Bernese Mountains. Located just minutes from the iconic village of Gstaad, it's the perfect escape for discerning travellers seeking unparalleled comfort and tranquillity.
Saanen, Gstaad Valley, Switzerland
Rougemont, Gstaad Valley, Switzerland
Gsteig bei Gstaad, Gstaad Valley, Switzerland
Gstaad Ski Resort, Switzerland
Lenk, Adelboden Ski Resort, Switzerland
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