An Anderson Walker suite: king bed, marble headboard, balcony window

Suites & Villas

Home, elevated.

One hundred and twelve suites and four villas — each with its own light, its own silence, its own view.

I — The Window

Open the doors,let the morning in.

Tall arched windows, wrought-iron balconies, a breeze that smells of orange trees and salt.

II — The Bed

Sleep,properly.

Hand-finished Egyptian cotton, velvet runners, a headboard of Calacatta marble. Every bed is turned down at dusk.

III — The Evening

When the lights go down,the lamps come to you.

Move your cursor — in the evening, each suite is lit by hand, one lamp at a time.

A child pressing both hands to the window, watching the sun rise over the gardens

Family

Small guests,
honoured

The youngest travellers get the best view in the house: a window low enough to reach, a garden with a fountain, and a morning that begins with the sun on the cypress trees.

Child-sized robes, a hot chocolate menu, adjoining suites and a nanny who has never once raised her voice.

In every suite

Nothing to ask for,
everything to enjoy

i

A butler, always

Unpacking, pressing, restaurant tables, a last-minute helicopter. Ask once.

ii

Marble, everywhere

Nero Marquina floors, Calacatta bathrooms, brass taps warmed before you wake.

iii

The sea, or the gardens

Every suite faces one or the other. Almost all have a terrace.

iv

A pillow menu

Seven pillows, three duvets, one sleep concierge. The night is taken seriously.

v

In-suite dining

The brasserie's kitchen, served at your window, at any hour.

vi

Champagne on arrival

Chilled to eight degrees. The cork is optional.

A sitting room at sunset: sheer curtains, a balcony and the city in gold light

Reservations

Leave the curtains
open tonight

Tell us the dates. We will take care of the sunset.

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