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Chesa Marchetta

Sils im Engadin, Switzerland

This 16th-century guesthouse is a unique blend of Engadine heritage and contemporary art curation. It is the newest project from Artfarm (founded by Hauser & Wirth co-founders Iwan and Manuela Wirth), guaranteeing an exceptional, art-centric experience. Located in Sils Maria, Casa Marchetta is covered in traditional sgraffito etching and furnished with antiques and calming arven (Swiss stone pine) wood. The interiors celebrate the region's craftsmanship and offer a deeply tranquil haven. The experience extends to the culinary offering, with a restaurant led by Chef Davide Degiovanni, whose refined menu riffs on Northern Italian and Swiss specialities.

Pagostas

Patmos, Greece

Still relatively under the radar, Patmos has long been a low-key favourite with the art and fashion set. With a rich Byzantine heritage that has shaped its architectural vernacular, this Dodecanese Island is all about the scene in its whitewashed Chora. Perched on a hill with cobbled lanes and energetic squares for morning coffees and pre-dinner drinks, it is the place to see and be seen on Patmos. Stay at Pagostas, a diminutive guesthouse in the Chora’s citadel that dates back to the 16th century — we love its roof terrace overlooking the sea.

Skinopi Lodge

Milos, Greece

Skinopi Lodge features seven villas seamlessly integrated into the cliffs of Milos. Designed by the Athens-based Kokkinou & Kourkoulas duo, the architecture minimizes human impact, emphasizing traditional Syrmata fishermen house interiors made from local volcanic stone and retractable glass doors. The hotel has taken special care to preserve its natural surroundings, which include nine acres of wild Mediterranean gardens full of indigenous plants that need little to no water, as well as green rooftops that provide ample pollinating ground for endangered bees and butterflies. Throughout the property, there’s a sense of wilderness and authenticity to be discovered.

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Hotel Il Pellicano

Porto Ercole, Italy

Iconic, intimate, and impossibly chic, Hotel Il Pellicano is the ultimate expression of Italian coastal luxury. Recently refreshed for the 2026 season with updated suites and a new beach-access lift, the hotel continues to set the gold standard for 'hidden' Tuscany. From the saltwater pool carved into the rocks to the rosemary-scented gardens, every detail here is a masterclass in understated elegance.

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Casa Privata

Praiano, Amalfi Coast, Italy

Tucked away in the quiet, understated village of Praiano, Ca’ P’a Casa Privata is a sanctuary of radical peace. Once a ruined fisherman’s cottage discovered from the sea, it has been transformed into a seven-room garden estate that feels more like a private home than a hotel. Surrounded by 5,000 square meters of organic orchards and tiered gardens that tumble down to the Mediterranean, it is a place for those who want the Amalfi views without the Amalfi crowds.

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Splendido Portofino - A Belmond Hotel

Portofino, Italy

Perched high above the shimmering yachts of Portofino’s harbor, Splendido is more than a hotel—it is a cinematic legend. Once a 16th-century monastery, this pink-hued sanctuary has been the summer home of the global elite for decades. Currently undergoing a meticulous multi-year reimagining by designer Martin Brudnizki, the Splendido is gracefully evolving, blending its storied "Old Hollywood" glamour with a fresh, vibrant spirit. It remains the most coveted vantage point on the Ligurian coast, where the scent of jasmine meets the ultimate in Italian hospitality.

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Masseria Moroseta

Ostuni, Puglia, Italy

Perched on a ridge overlooking the "White City" of Ostuni and the sparkling Adriatic beyond, Masseria Moroseta is a modern masterpiece of rural hospitality. Designed by Andrew Trotter and built with traditional techniques and local tufo stone, this luminous white farmhouse is a sanctuary of radical simplicity. Immersed in five hectares of organic olive groves, it is a place where time slows down, and luxury is found in the quality of the light, the scent of wild herbs, and the shared joy of a long, creative lunch.

Les Bains Gardians

Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, Camargue, France

Set on a 4-hectare estate within a protected natural zone, Les Bains Gardians is the second act of the iconic Les Bains Paris. It’s a radical reimagining of the traditional Camargue ranch—a place where white-washed cabanes de gardians meet mid-century design and a "slow gardening" philosophy. Surrounded by marshes, pink flamingos, and the estate's own stables, it offers a barefoot luxury experience that balances deep wellness with the electric, artistic energy of a cultural hub.

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Our Definitive Madrid Gastronomy Guide

Madrid has become one of Europe’s most complete dining cities by drawing freely from the rest of Spain and beyond. Galicia, Andalucía, Valencia and Catalonia all feed into the capital, but the connection with San Sebastián and the wider Basque Country is especially strong. Many of Madrid’s leading chefs have passed through kitchens such as Mugaritz and Martín Berasategui, while Basque ideas around seafood, grilling and product can be seen everywhere from kokotxas and pil-pil to txangurro and carefully sourced fish.

8 SEP, 2026/Lassi Martikainen

How to Spend The Perfect Weekend in La Rochelle

Famed for its historic harbour, medieval towers, and vaulted limestone arcades, La Rochelle has always been a reliable choice for a seaside getaway. Yet, there’s a fresh energy here that’s changing the narrative. Thanks to a thriving local university and an influx of talent from Paris and beyond, the city has levelled up, layering its rich naval history with a modern, creative buzz.

19 JUL, 2026/Sophie Hay
The 84 Rooms Guide To Piedmont In Autumn

The 84 Rooms Guide to Piedmont In Autumn

UNESCO-protected, with rolling countryside and snow-capped mountains on the horizon, Piedmont is Italy’s unsung hero. The region is peppered with fantastic wineries and Michelin-starred restaurants and is rich in truffles. Plus, a new clutch of stylish hotels is making a visit even more compelling — especially in the Fall, when its landscape transforms into a riot of ambers and reds. Here’s where to stay, eat and play.

25 AUG, 2026/84 Rooms Team

The Most Beautiful Train Rides in The Alps

Beyond the Car Window: A Guide to the Grandeur, Engineering, and Slow Travel of the Alpine Railways.

13 NOV, 2025/84 Rooms Team

Our Definitive Madrid Gastronomy Guide

Madrid has become one of Europe’s most complete dining cities by drawing freely from the rest of Spain and beyond. Galicia, Andalucía, Valencia and Catalonia all feed into the capital, but the connection with San Sebastián and the wider Basque Country is especially strong. Many of Madrid’s leading chefs have passed through kitchens such as Mugaritz and Martín Berasategui, while Basque ideas around seafood, grilling and product can be seen everywhere from kokotxas and pil-pil to txangurro and carefully sourced fish.

8 SEP, 2026/Lassi Martikainen

How to Spend The Perfect Weekend in La Rochelle

Famed for its historic harbour, medieval towers, and vaulted limestone arcades, La Rochelle has always been a reliable choice for a seaside getaway. Yet, there’s a fresh energy here that’s changing the narrative. Thanks to a thriving local university and an influx of talent from Paris and beyond, the city has levelled up, layering its rich naval history with a modern, creative buzz.

19 JUL, 2026/Sophie Hay
The 84 Rooms Guide To Piedmont In Autumn

The 84 Rooms Guide to Piedmont In Autumn

UNESCO-protected, with rolling countryside and snow-capped mountains on the horizon, Piedmont is Italy’s unsung hero. The region is peppered with fantastic wineries and Michelin-starred restaurants and is rich in truffles. Plus, a new clutch of stylish hotels is making a visit even more compelling — especially in the Fall, when its landscape transforms into a riot of ambers and reds. Here’s where to stay, eat and play.

25 AUG, 2026/84 Rooms Team

The Most Beautiful Train Rides in The Alps

Beyond the Car Window: A Guide to the Grandeur, Engineering, and Slow Travel of the Alpine Railways.

13 NOV, 2025/84 Rooms Team

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