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A Sanctuary Around an 800-Year-Old Garden
Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto welcomes you to a contemporary oasis built around Shakusui-en, an 800-year-old heritage pond garden. Set in the serene Higashiyama district, the hotel places Kyoto’s most treasured temples, lanes and cultural sites within easy reach. Each season transforms the landscape, offering an ever-changing backdrop for rituals, wellness journeys and culinary discovery — all enriched by the signature warmth and service of Four Seasons.

Craftsmanship Meets Modern Comfort
The rooms and suites blend luxurious living with traditional Japanese artistry, featuring washi-paper lamps, handcrafted details and elegant fusuma screens. Views stretch across the historic garden, tranquil courtyard or the city beyond. Zen-like marble bathrooms elevate relaxation, while residential suites with private kitchens provide a refined home base in Kyoto.

Wellness Across Two Tranquil Floors
Spanning two levels, the spa and wellness area invites deep restoration. A 20-metre indoor pool, generous whirlpool and state-of-the-art fitness centre create a soothing environment to unwind, recharge and embrace slow living inspired by Kyoto’s contemplative spirit.

Culinary Elegance with Garden Views
Dining at Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto celebrates refined flavours and thoughtful craft. From expertly grilled dishes to traditional sweets and beautifully prepared lunch boxes for days of exploration, each experience is complemented by serene vistas of the centuries-old pond garden — a setting that makes every meal unforgettable.

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A Sanctuary of Art, Style, and Design
The Silo is a tranquil haven in the heart of Cape Town, celebrating the seamless fusion of art, style, and architecture. Perched above the vibrant V&A Waterfront, this iconic building is renowned for its shimmering, pillowed-glass windows that offer breathtaking views spanning from the majestic Table Mountain to the bustling Table Bay Harbour.

Luxury Above the Zeitz MOCAA
Spanning six floors above the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (MOCAA), The Silo combines cultural enrichment with luxurious accommodation. MOCAA houses Africa’s largest collection of contemporary African art, making The Silo a perfect destination for art lovers and discerning travelers seeking an extraordinary experience.

A Haven for Wellness
The Silo Spa provides a serene escape for relaxation and rejuvenation. With state-of-the-art therapies, advanced spa techniques, and customizable signature treatments, guests are guided on a journey to enhanced wellbeing. Facilities include a double-treatment room, gym, sauna, and a dedicated area for manicures and pedicures. Our therapists use premium local and international products such as Ling and Black Pearl, ensuring a luxurious and pampering experience.

Elevated Dining with a View
The Silo Rooftop offers a fresh perspective on Cape Town's dynamic energy. Overlooking the V&A Waterfront, it boasts stunning views that perfectly complement its menu of light meals, curated cocktails, and fine wines. Whether you're soaking up the sun or celebrating a special moment, the rooftop is a one-of-a-kind destination, offering an ambiance as elevated as its location.

At The Silo, every detail is thoughtfully designed to redefine luxury, blending cultural richness with unparalleled comfort for a truly unforgettable stay.

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A Stone’s Throw from Parisian Icons
Nestled near the Comédie Française and the Louvre, Nolinski Paris radiates the essence of French Art de vivre. This vibrant sanctuary of character and elegance bears the unmistakable touch of interior designer Jean-Louis Deniot, where every corner reflects eclectic refinement.

Minimalist Sophistication
From its Carrara marble reception to its unwavering demand for respect and excellence, Nolinski Paris redefines hospitality. Discretion is paramount in this exclusive retreat, where private apartments embody the perfect balance of manners, social etiquette, and contemporary aesthetics.

A Fusion of Modernity and Prestige
Nolinski Paris exudes singular character through its harmonious blend of modernity, classic prestige, and bold creativity. Every detail—noble materials, iconic design pieces, intricate mouldings, ceramics, and captivating plays of light and mirrors—transforms its rooms into private sanctuaries of refinement and freedom.

A Gastronomic Journey
Chef Philip Chronopoulos brings his generous, unpretentious, and precise culinary vision to Nolinski’s gastronomic offerings. His creations beautifully meld French excellence with Mediterranean roots, offering guests a remarkable and multifaceted dining experience.

A Timeless Urban Escape
Step away from the city’s bustle into a tranquil world at Nolinski. Granite floors, wood panelling, and soft candlelight set the tone, while a lap pool, sauna, hammam, and treatments by La Colline rejuvenate the senses.

An Atmosphere of Luxurious Comfort
Beneath the shimmering silver-leaf ceiling, Nolinski invites relaxation and indulgence. Thick tweed curtains, plush emerald and blue carpets, and Florence Girette’s stunning wall coverings cocoon guests in a cosy, timeless ambience.

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An Intimate Oasis in the Heart of Marrakech
L’Hôtel Marrakech, a privately-owned riad, is nestled in the heart of the Medina, just moments from the vibrant Jemaa El Fna square, the bustling souk, and the historic 12th-century Koutoubia Mosque. This enchanting 19th-century riad, once part of a grand Caidal palace, features six spacious suites set around a rare and expansive courtyard garden, complete with a serene swimming pool.

A Charming Retreat with a Personal Touch
Owned by Jasper Conran, L’Hôtel Marrakech beautifully blends exquisite Moroccan craftsmanship with antique furniture, textiles, and art from Conran’s personal collection, creating a space that feels more like an elegant home than a hotel. With a focus on comfort, superb service, and understated elegance, the riad captures the charm of 1930s-era hotels.

A Celebration of Traditional Moroccan Cuisine
L’Hôtel takes pride in serving traditional Moroccan home cooking with the warmth and authenticity of ‘cucina della nonna’ (grandmother’s cooking). The focus is on fresh, local ingredients, attentive service, and a relaxed dining experience. The diverse menus highlight the rich flavors of Moroccan cuisine, with an emphasis on vegetarian dishes like vibrant salads and delicately spiced vegetable creations. Dining at L’Hôtel, whether as a guest or non-resident*, is a memorable experience that celebrates the soulful and seductive nature of Moroccan food.