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Between romance and the Parisian art of living, the Splendide Royal packs in the emotions and experiences. It occupies a mansion house built in 1897 in a historic and cultural district of the capital, steps from Faubourg Saint-Honoré and the Champs-Élysées. Elegant and refined, this authentic family home will appeal to aesthetes and the initiated with its 12 spacious and stylish suites, classically decorated and updated with subtle Italian touches in light colours. Gastronomy-wise, the Tosca restaurant offers modern and adventurous Italian cuisine that promises to delight seasoned gourmets.

Ristorante Tosca Paris

Hotel and restaurant in town.

At the foot of the Andes, in the spellbinding town of Salta (meaning “beauty” in the Quechua language), the elegant House of Jasmines cultivates the art of hospitality. On 100 hectares of grounds, guests can listen to nature quietly breathing under the centuries-old trees and smell flowering jasmine in a landscape imbued with the magic of the Quechua traditions. In the new restaurant, La Table de House of Jasmines, you can admire the large open fireplace, watch meat being cooked in the old earthen oven and enjoy breathtaking views of the Andes. The simple, tasty cuisine showcases fresh produce from the garden.

House of Jasmines

La Table de House of Jasmines

Hotel and restaurant in a park.

Discover the Inn at Hastings Park in the heart of Lexington, just steps from the Lexington Battle Green, where the first shots of the Revolutionary War were fired. Considered the birthplace of American liberty, these pivotal moments in history are now an everlasting memory in the quaint, picturesque town of today, just 12 miles from Boston. Enjoy the charms of New England from this carefully restored 19th-century property, comprising three buildings that proudly showcase the period’s evocative architecture. From the property’s sumptuously decorated rooms and suites, guests experience a warm and refined atmosphere that tells a story of an America that is both modern and timeless. The award-winning Town Meeting Bistro tells the same story: the chef reinterprets classic New England cuisine using local produce from artisan growers.

Inn at Hastings Park

Town Meeting Bistro

Hotel and restaurant in a village.

Modern, architect-designed buildings show off their clean lines in the heart of 124 acres of magnificent parkland. Gaze through the huge picture windows of the guestrooms at a magnificent panorama of mountains, not to be beaten by the views of Mont Blanc to be enjoyed from the restaurant’s panoramic terrace. Between the French cuisine with a modern twist, Italian gastronomy, and the wellness rituals lavished by the spa, both mind and body will become soothed and relaxed. Outdoors, golf lovers will enjoy the synthetic greens and the 18 tees of the innovatively eco-friendly 9-hole course. Finally, an artificial lake is dedicated to water sports.

Jiva Hill Resort

Jiva

Hotel and restaurant in the mountains.

The Kanamean Nishitomiya is one of the ryokans which have survived in the modern surroundings of downtown Kyoto. The wooden architecture hosts only eight suites which lead to a little Japanese garden with seasonal flowers. Futon, tatamis, bamboo furniture… true serenity is prevailing. Mr and Mrs Nishida, the fifth generation of hoteliers in this property, welcome you personally, respecting the Japanese tradition of hospitality. Like the very beautiful crockery in which the dishes are served, your hosts look after every detail inspired by the history of the Honeyanocho district, renowned for crafted fans, which have given their name to the hotel.

Kanamean Nishitomiya

Nishitomiya

In this acclaimed traditional Ryotei restaurant on the outskirts of Osaka, Japan’s landmark city, Kashiwaya Osaka Senriyama offers modern Japanese food in a dining room designed in the “Sukiya” style, Japan’s traditional format for tea ceremonies: Fusuma sliding doors, shoji paper screens, tatami mats and Tokonoma reception rooms, each executed in a contemporary style. The menu is limited to just eight dishes, which are changed every month. The specialities of the famous Chef Hideaki Matsuo include Amadai, a dish made with grilled tile fish marinated in a salt shrimp “shiokara” dip, and puffer roe boiled in sake, floating on a turnip soup.

Kashiwaya Osaka Senriyama

Kashiwaya / 柏屋

Restaurant in town.

A few kilometres from the ocean, facing the Pyrenees and the Larrun, the Auberge Basque offers a calming pause in a territory full of character. A traditional inn on one side, a modernist cube on the other, the establishment offers a beautiful architectural contrast that can also be found in the cuisine. In love with the Basque Country and trained in the finest restaurants of Paris, chef Cédric Béchade joyfully blends the authenticity of regional products with the refinement of his dishes, conceived as contemporary works of art. Several elegantly decorated rooms will have you wishing to extend your discovery of the Basque mountains.

L'Auberge Basque

La Table de l'Auberge Basque

Hotel and restaurant in the country.

With its contemporary decor and its clever play of light and shadow, guaranteeing the intimacy of each table, the restaurant L’Effervescence borrows from the mastery of art museums and showrooms of diamond dealers to spotlight its creations. Evoking purity and refinement, it offers an ambience rarely found in the heart of bustling Tokyo — the ideal setting for the exceptional cuisine of chef Shinobu Namae, who intertwines French and Japanese traditions in a sublime whirlwind of creativity. Boasting freshness beyond compare, each ingredient is carefully selected and worked to meet the vision of a man who learned his trade under chef Michel Bras. Seeking “to inspire people to discover the magic of the invisible world”, he exercises the greatest respect for the environment as he weaves together such elements as sea urchin, truffles and porcini mushrooms to create what he simply calls La Mer.

L'Effervescence

L’Effervescence

“Never be satisfied.” Franco-Japanese chef Yoshinori Shibuya, the perfectionist, has never forgotten this snippet of advice given to him by the great French chef Alain Chapel. Constantly pushing his creativity to new heights, Chef Shibuya has followed in the footsteps of Chapel and Robuchon, his two inspirations, to create a top restaurant in Osaka. In a minimalist setting, decorated with bronzes and fabrics, you can savour French-inspired marvels, with a deep respect for the products, including the famous coriander lobster salad, paupiettes of sole with foie gras and lamb piccata. Perhaps perfection does exist after all.

La Bécasse

La Bécasse / ラ・ベカス

Countless generations of the Gleize family have looked after this 18th century post house. The balconies, the mosaiced walkways and the almond-green shutters are the work of Jany, the latest in the line. In the kitchen he reinvents the Provencal recipes of grandmother Gabrielle, with traditional flavours. Sweets are a tribute to Jany’s father, Pierre, a confectioner. Sample the delicious lavender honey ice cream served in it’s bee hive. A vegetable and a landscaped garden blend flowers, fruit and vegetables. Much more than simply a stopover, this is a voyage for the senses and a stepping stone to reaching perfect happiness.

La Bonne Étape

Once a refuge for impressionist painters, La Ferme Saint-Siméon Hôtel & Spa is celebrated for its bucolic surroundings and beautiful Seine estuary light. Monet and Courbet would come here and work on their colours, and Baudelaire would flee the melancholy of Paris in search of inspiration. The farm, close to the old harbour of Honfleur and the Eugène-Boudin Museum, has now been restored throughout and provides relaxing treatments based on organic ingredients such as milk and Normandy apples. “Oh, Saint-Siméon”, exclaimed the painter Eugène Boudin in one of his journals. Indeed it is hard not to love the place, and even harder to leave it behind.

La Ferme Saint-Siméon Hôtel & Spa

Les Impressionnistes

Hotel and restaurant on the seafront.

“Authentically up-to-date”, this is how Éric Girardin describes La Maison des Têtes in Colmar; undoubtedly one of the most beautiful historical buildings in Alsace. Built in 1609, this bourgeois residence owes its name to the one hundred and six small stone heads adorning its façade, behind which the couple has been dispensing their exceptional savoir-faire since 2015. After all, La Maison des Têtes is not only a traditional brasserie, but also a discreetly luxurious Michelin-starred restaurant and stylish hotel.
While the historic brasserie serves mainly local dishes, the restaurant transcends all boundaries. Within its sleek interior, indulge in a “journey into the world of plants” and savour a “puffed” Munster cheese with Marc de Gewurztraminer. Cap it off with the sweet “broutilles & canailleries”, before returning to your intimately charming room, where contemporary decor accentuates stunning traditional woodwork.

La Maison des Têtes

Restaurant Girardin

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