Boutique Hotels

Despite its air of humility, the Calcutta Bungalow is certain to catch the eye of travelers walking the streets of Kolkata. This townhouse from 1926 was transformed into a stylish bed & breakfast after some painstaking restoration and redecoration by its new owners. Hoping to foster connections in the community, Calcutta Bungalow encourages locals and visitors to mingle and enjoy each other's cultures and company. The owners of Calcutta Bungalow are also involved with the Calcutta Walks tour programs, providing authentic and immersive ways to experience Kolkata from on-the-ground perspectives. The best part is that the property follows sustainable practices and promotes responsible tourism.

CGH Earth is a company that believes sustainability initiatives go hand in hand with wonderful hospitality, and Maison Perumal is a property that exemplifies that philosophy. Built 130 years ago as a family mansion, it has been refurbished into a heritage stay in the Tamil quarter of Pondicherry. Many classic features are retained, such as the intricate wood artistry and the stylish French villa aesthetics. Artwork by local artists is also displayed throughout the hotel. By featuring the rich Franco-Tamil heritage of Pondicherry, the property aims to spread the beauty and culture of this unique city far and wide to other parts of the world.

When world-renowned celebrity chef Alain Ducasse fell in love with the village of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie while touring Provence, he set about creating his home away from home here. He accomplished it in 1994 by establishing La Bastide De Moustiers, a stylish yet homey restaurant-hotel with historic architecture and stunning valley views. Here, guests will not only savor the 21 Michelin-starred chef's incredible recipes, they'll also have numerous cultural and outdoor experiences to discover. Explore the hills and valleys, as well as rivers and lakes. Visit medieval towns hidden away in the forests of Provence. The food, lodgings, and amenities at La Bastide De Moustiers will ensure guests will always be energized and ready to meet each new day's possibilities.

Starting its journey as a post-house, Auberge du Cheval Blanc has evolved over the years into a distinguished 4-star hotel. The hotel dates back to 1822 and boasts Alsatian architecture you’ll usually see in Strasbourg, from which it’s about 45 minutes away. The current owners of the property, Pascal and Carole Bastian, provide warm hospitality to guests from all over the world. The hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant and relaxing spa attract those who are into the finer things in life. Plus, it enjoys an idyllic location surrounded by lush greenery and even has a garden where you can unwind amidst nature.

Named after its owners, Marie-Louise and Émile Ithurria, Hôtel Ithurria is situated in the picturesque village of Aïnhoa. It had a humble beginning in the 17th century as a shelter for pilgrims on the St. Jacques de Compostella pilgrimage route. The property boasts a distinct old-world charm and delights guests with breathtaking mountain views. There's a Michelin-starred restaurant providing mouthwatering meals.

The hotel's 26 roomy accommodations combine contemporary comfort with rustic charm. The wellness experience is enhanced by a workout room, sauna, and pool. The best part is that you can even bring your small dog along!