Understated 12 rooms and suites mountain retreat attuned to relaxation, exhilaration and tastes of the French terroir, in the heart of cinematic ski village, Megève.
45 stilted villas modelled on a traditional Khmer village, surrounded by 20 acres of tranquillity on the threshold of ancient Angkor Wat.
15-hut Owambo-style lodge set in 22,000-acre of Namibian wilderness with privileged access to conservation projects for elephants, rhinos and big cats.
1920’s safari lodge with 10 tented suites and 13,800 private acres of private nature reserve in Namibia, one of the world’s most extraordinary desert landscapes.
73 villas nestled in get-away-from-it-all scenery and coral reef bay, with gastronomy and adventures that unite past and present Vietnam.
A 93-key hotel on transformed Île de Bendor, opening in May 2026 by the Mediterranean sea as an immersive French Riviera destination for social and wellness experiences.
Beautifully appointed 3- and 4-bedroom residential pool villas, each with private terrace, garden, and pool. Set between ancient rice paddies and a pristine coral bay in Central Vietnam, these Vietnamese-inspired homes offer beachfront living with full resort access
An exceptional 18th century chateau with 8 bedrooms nestled among the charming vineyards of Provence and 10km from the azure waters of Saint-Tropez.
An elegant 6-bedroom manor with panoramic river views, sweeping terraces, and gardens for long, lazy lunches.
A secluded 5-bedroom finca on a 50-hectare estate, with gardens, farmland, a pool, and a rooftop terrace for sunset gatherings.
A five-bedroom colonial retreat set within 500 hectares of lush exotic gardens with ocean-view terraces and an infinity pool.
A 6-room estate with private swimming pool in the prestigious Les Parcs de Saint-Tropez, with exclusive access to a private beach.
Set in the quiet savannahs of central Namibia, Omaanda is located just half-an-hours’ drive from Windhoek, within a 22,000-acre private wildlife conservancy. The landscape is typical of region’s bushveld, with open and grassy plains, scattered with acacia trees and shrubs. The conservancy plays an important role in local conservation efforts and is home to a variety of wildlife, including rhino, elephant, and big cats. It is managed in partnership with the N/a’an ku sê Foundation, a non-profit organisation dedicated to wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and the peaceful coexistence of communities and animals across Namibia.
