Hotels & Resorts

The distinguished guests at Brown’s have included Rudyard Kipling and Winston Churchill. As well as its perfect Mayfair location, today’s visitors love its fascinating mix of tradition and modern flair — just like London.

Our hotel stands where LS Lowry painted one of his distinctive masterpieces. Its gleaming dynamism demonstrates the same bold confidence and unique flair as the artist himself.

This former Victorian railway hotel is an imposing landmark in its own right. Find us where the Old Town stops and the New Town starts, at the city’s most prestigious address.

In a city of contrasts, the historic Hotel Amigo seamlessly blends Tintin memorabilia and 7th century cobblestones with contemporary charm. You’ll find it beside Europe’s most beautiful square.

Villa Kennedy was once a grand family home frequented by distinguished artists and scientists. Today, it has been extended and modernised, yet still retains its old world charm.

Woven into the Sicilian landscape, surrounded by the sparkling Mediterranean Sea, this all-year-round haven has three links golf courses, a world-class spa and much, much more.

Elegant and cosmopolitan, the largest rooms in Munich can be found beside the Old Botanical Gardens, in the hotel named after Sir Rocco Forte’s father.

For over a century, Hotel Astoria has been home to notable guests such as Lenin, Rasputin and HG Wells. Retrace their footsteps through the elegant corridors of this grand landmark.

Enjoying the best location in former East Berlin, our hotel’s old life as a grand banking house can be seen everywhere, not least in the jewel vault transformed into a swimming pool.

Russian aristocrats. Pablo Picasso. Jean Cocteau. Just some of the notable guests who have wandered through our lush hotel gardens at the heart of the Eternal City.

Located at the beating heart of the city, Hotel Savoy is rich in Renaissance style. Like the city, it’s moved with the times, yet retains its unmistakable Florentine roots.