Rosewood

The most celebrated hotel in Texas, Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek retains the intimate ambience of a private residence while providing the highest levels of quality and service. The Mansion Restaurant is a culinary gem, featuring European decor and beautiful, ornate details. Experience new American cuisine with French influences and regionally sourced ingredients. 

Newly renovated and restyled rooms feature an innovative design that brings modern elements to a Texas classic and reflects the residential sensibilities for which the mansion is known. Enjoy twice-daily housekeeping and French doors opening onto your private balcony.

Rosewood London is brilliantly positioned at the geographic centre of the British capital. Set near Covent Garden, Rosewood London is an ideal base for experiencing the exhilarating British capital. Stepping out into the heart of the city, guests enjoy easy access a range of luxury boutiques and a dizzying array of restaurants, from traditional British ale houses to Michelin-starred dining. The hotel is also just moments from a wealth of cultural hotspots such as the British Museum, Royal Opera House and Theatreland. Covent Garden and the majestic River Thames are a short stroll away, as are the acclaimed stages of Theatreland and numerous world-renowned galleries and museums. In just minutes, guests of the 5-star hotel can visit Europe’s financial capital, the City of London or the historic precincts of the English legal profession, the stately Inns of Court.

Rosewood London is an ideal base for experiencing the exhilarating British capital. Stepping out into the heart of the city, guests enjoy access to a range of luxury boutiques, an array of restaurants, and a wealth of cultural hot spots. Offering the sophisticated comforts of a contemporary private residence, Rosewood London envelops guests in impeccable style and refinement. Equally suited to business, leisure, and family travel, the hotel's beautifully appointed accommodations are among the most spacious in the city and include 45 unique luxury suites and houses enhanced with personalized butler service.

Rosewood Sand Hill brings a distinctly Californian sense of understated luxury to the heart of Silicon Valley, positioning itself as one of the region’s most refined addresses for both high-level business travel and discreet leisure stays. Set in Menlo Park, moments from Stanford University and the legendary Sand Hill Road venture capital corridor, the hotel occupies a rare pocket of calm amid the world’s most influential technology ecosystem. Spread across a low-density, resort-like estate, the property feels more like a private residential enclave than a conventional city hotel, with landscaped gardens and open sightlines softening the pace of the surrounding innovation hub. Designed by acclaimed architecture firm Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, the hotel draws inspiration from classic California ranch architecture, using stone, warm wood, and expansive glass walls to blur the boundary between indoors and out. Interiors are composed in a restrained, elegant palette, layered with custom furnishings and curated art, creating a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere. The hotel offers 121 generously proportioned guest rooms and suites, many with private terraces or garden patios overlooking rolling hills, courtyards, or the pool—an ideal setup for extended stays and privacy-focused travelers.

Amenities are thoughtfully attuned to the rhythms of Silicon Valley life, including a serene outdoor pool, a well-appointed fitness center, and a spa designed for quiet recalibration between meetings or long journeys. Dining is a central part of the experience: the signature restaurant, Madera, showcases modern Californian cuisine with a strong emphasis on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, making it a favored gathering place for executives and locals alike. The Library & Bar provides a more intimate setting, centered around a fireplace and an expertly crafted cocktail program, equally suited to informal discussions or evening unwinding. Rather than overt grandeur, Rosewood Sand Hill defines luxury through proportion, discretion, and consistency, offering a polished, trustworthy retreat that reflects the ethos of Silicon Valley itself.

Rising along Jeddah’s scenic Corniche, Rosewood Jeddah brings a refined Mediterranean sensibility to the shores of the Red Sea, shaping a coastal retreat that feels both contemporary and quietly grand. Its façade of glass and warm stone captures shifting sea light throughout the day, drawing the horizon into interiors defined by bespoke woodwork, soft neutral palettes, and an atmosphere of understated sophistication. Guestrooms and suites are generously proportioned, layered in rich materials and tailored details that balance comfort with polish; many offer sweeping views of the Red Sea or the city skyline. Expansive meeting venues and private event spaces make the hotel equally suited to high-profile gatherings, while the rooftop infinity pool and state-of-the-art fitness facilities provide moments of calm above the city’s pulse.

Dining unfolds as a nuanced interplay of flavor and setting. Habsburg, the hotel’s all-day dining restaurant, bridges European, Middle Eastern, and Far Eastern influences, serving abundant breakfasts and curated lunch and dinner offerings against the backdrop of the Corniche and open sea. Soleil Café offers a sunlit refuge for specialty coffee, artisanal pastries, and relaxed afternoon conversations, while Soleil Rooftop elevates the experience with panoramic views, sunset cocktails, and a vibrant yet polished social atmosphere. From leisurely daytime indulgence to evenings framed by sea breeze and city lights, Rosewood Jeddah crafts a dining narrative that is immersive, elegant, and unmistakably attuned to its coastal setting.

With the same unique character as the hotel, the restaurants and bars deliver classically grounded, local ingredients driven by signature cooking techniques. Recreational facilities include Sense, a Rosewood Spa; a state-of-the-art fitness center; and a saltwater lap pool.

Rosewood Hong Kong redefines contemporary luxury along Victoria Harbour, seamlessly weaving cultural depth, artistic sensibility, and impeccable hospitality into one of the city’s most internationally celebrated landmarks. Designed by the acclaimed architectural firm Kohn Pedersen Fox with interiors by Tony Chi, the hotel evokes the intimacy of a private residence through warm materials, bespoke furnishings, and a carefully curated art collection. Its 413 rooms and suites rank among the most spacious in the city, framed by floor-to-ceiling windows that draw the harbour and skyline into refined, quietly confident living spaces. Dining is a central pillar of the Rosewood experience. DarkSide, celebrated for its devotion to fine spirits, jazz, and atmospheric design, has been repeatedly recognized on The World’s 50 Best Bars list and is widely regarded as one of Asia’s most iconic bars. Marmo Bistro offers a modern interpretation of the French bistro, spotlighting seasonal ingredients, honest flavors, and an effortlessly elegant setting that captures the everyday charm of French dining. The Legacy House presents contemporary Cantonese cuisine with precision and depth, balancing tradition and innovation at the highest level and underscoring Rosewood’s long-term commitment to culinary excellence.

Wellness unfolds at Asaya, a holistic sanctuary dedicated to personalized healing, fitness, and mindfulness, providing a rare sense of calm amid the city’s energy. In 2025, Rosewood Hong Kong was named No. 1 on The World’s 50 Best Hotels list, recognized as the finest hotel in the world, an accolade that reflects its unmatched achievement in design, service, gastronomy, and overall experience. Anchored by world-class creative talent, globally acclaimed dining, and Rosewood’s deeply human approach to hospitality, Rosewood Hong Kong stands not merely as a hotel, but as a global stage where the spirit of Hong Kong is expressed through modern luxury at its most accomplished.

Tides from the South China Sea trace a gentle arc along Haitang Bay, where Rosewood Sanya rises in sculptural form against the tropical horizon. Designed by the acclaimed architectural firm Kohn Pedersen Fox, the resort’s tiered facade and open-air courtyards echo the horizontal sweep of the coastline while asserting a quietly monumental presence. As one of Rosewood’s flagship resorts in China, the property comprises 244 rooms and suites, each with a generous private balcony oriented toward ocean or garden views. Interiors blend dark timber, natural stone, and curated contemporary artworks, allowing minimalist lines to soften into a distinctly Eastern sense of calm and proportion.

Dining unfolds as a layered culinary narrative shaped by place and season. East Kitchen presents Asian and international cuisine through an open-kitchen concept, weaving together Hainan specialties and Southeast Asian influences in a dynamic breakfast and dinner setting. The Fishmonger Restaurant celebrates the bounty of the surrounding waters with freshly sourced seafood and interactive hot pot experiences, transforming local flavors into a convivial ritual. The Chinese restaurant refines Cantonese traditions with creative interpretation, pairing delicate knife work and seasonal seafood with elegant private dining rooms. A rooftop bar and ocean-facing lounge anchor the resort’s social rhythm, where tropical-fruit infusions and spice-laced cocktails accompany sunset views over the bay. Beyond the table, an infinity pool, Sense spa, and the holistic Asaya wellness concept complete the experience. Rather than embracing overt island exuberance, Rosewood Sanya feels like a contemporary seaside gallery, measured, artful, and attuned to the quiet cadence of palms and tide.

The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel offers a first-class combination of discretion and grace. The hotel features 189 rooms, including 90 suites, with views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline. Romantic dining awaits guests in The Carlyle Restaurant, while legendary entertainers create the quintessential New York cabaret experience at Café Carlyle. Additionally, Bemelmans Bar is a favorite hideaway for both locals and visitors. The Carlyle is surrounded by galleries and designer boutiques on Madison Avenue. Blocks from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim, and the Frick, the hotel also is within easy reach of Museum Mile.

Set in the heart of this charming artists’ village, Rosewood San Miguel de Allende promises a stay fit for dignitaries. Accommodations include 67 guest rooms and 8 private villas. All visitors appreciate its fine Mexican craftsmanship. The rooms are decorated with stunning wood-beamed ceilings and private balconies or terraces, and most have fireplaces. 

Taste innovative cuisine from 1826 Restaurant’s open artisan kitchen, then whip up your own in on-site cooking classes. Relax poolside or at Sense, A Rosewood Spa®, while the children are entertained with daily hands-on activities at the kids’ club.

Rosewood Washington, D.C. is a luxury boutique hotel nestled along the historic C&O Canal in Georgetown. Originally built in 1963 as the Canal Building, the property underwent an extensive renovation between 2012 and 2013 and was taken over by Rosewood Hotels & Resorts in 2016. The hotel offers 57 elegant rooms and suites, along with six historic-style townhouses, each featuring private entrances, terraces, and courtyards to provide a residential feel and heightened privacy.

Interiors blend warm wood and marble finishes with French antique touches and contemporary design, creating a refined atmosphere reminiscent of a private home. Culinary highlights include CUT by Wolfgang Puck, a modern American steakhouse, complemented by the CUT Lounge and CUT Above, a rooftop bar with sweeping views of the Potomac River and iconic city landmarks. Amenities include a rare indoor-outdoor infinity pool with a rooftop terrace, a 24-hour fitness center, in-room spa services, personalized concierge, dry cleaning, and business facilities. Ideally located near the White House and Washington’s many museums, Rosewood Washington, D.C. fuses understated luxury, sophisticated dining, and private residential-style living—offering a serene urban retreat in the heart of the nation’s cultural capital.

The 57 rooms and 1 suite, all with handcrafted textiles, beamed ceilings, and gas-lit kiva fireplaces, provide a homey atmosphere. Dine in the award-winning Anasazi Restaurant or Bar, enjoy alfresco dining on The Patio, or escape to The Wine Cellar for a private, candlelit dinner.

Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco is located in one of the largest private estates in Tuscany, founded by Massimo and Chiara Ferragamo. Within the UNESCO Natural and Cultural Park of the Val d’Orcia, this estate is ennobled by nine centuries of history and surrounded by rolling wooded hills, extensive vineyards and farmland dotted with ancient farmhouses. The Borgo is the main hub of activities at Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco. Its historic stone buildings include the medieval church of San Michele Arcangelo, with a spectacular 1345 altar fresco by Pietro Lorenzetti. The Borgo today hosts many of the estate’s amenities, such as: 42 spacious suites; 3 of the estate’s 11 restored villas; the estate’s La Canonica Cooking School; two restaurants, the Osteria La Canonica, offering a regional menu of traditional Tuscan favorites, and the Michelin-starred Ristorante Campo del Drago, the estate’s fine dining restaurant; an organic kitchen garden; and the boutique, the estate’s gift shop offering a range of specially selected craft items; the Lobby Bar, a Brunellerie and the Pool Bar, the latter with views over the Sienese countryside; two heated infinity pools and the Spa; a state-of-the-art fitness center; 24/7 reception, concierge and room services.

In addition to the suite offering, the property’s 11 one-of-a-kind luxury villas, scattering the Tuscan landscape, offer guests an unparalleled oasis to retreat to. These lovingly restored private homes provide luxurious lodging and are crafted from 17th- and 18th-century Tuscan farmhouses. They feature fully equipped kitchens by Florence interior designer Riccardo Barthel, heated infinity pool, terraces and gardens with views of the surrounding countryside. A few Villas also boast pizza fire ovens and tennis courts.

Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco offers a variety of activities and excursions highlighting different aspects of the region’s history, land and culture. Among the activities that help guests enter into the heart and soul of Tuscany: landscape painting classes, truffle-hunting expeditions and visits to local events such as Siena’s world-famous Palio horse race. Other activities include biking, hiking, horse-back riding as well as historical tours of the nearby towns in Val d'Orcia. The estate also offers a wide range of other sporting facilities, including a state-of-the-art fitness center, tennis and bocce courts, yoga and PT lessons, miles of hiking, running and mountain bike trails. The 5000-acre Castiglion del Bosco estate is also home to an historical Brunello di Montalcino winery and Italy's only private golf club, which Rosewood guests have privileged access to.

From private, infinity-edge pools to the expansive bathroom, with its steam and rainhead shower and infinity bathtub for two, this authentic Mexican villa awakens all senses to the wonders of this private paradise. Don’t miss the recently added beach cabanas with private Jacuzzis.

With 88 rooms and suites, guests feel they are part of an elite club, with access to private pink-sand beaches, as well as the island’s finest amenities. They can golf, sail the ocean blue, dive to shipwrecks, play a friendly game of tennis, or “spa” to their heart’s delight within this well-appointed setting.

Rosewood Phnom Penh redefines the city’s skyline through a distinctly contemporary lens, emerging as one of the capital’s most internationally minded and design-driven luxury hotels. Occupying the upper floors of the landmark Vattanac Capital Tower, the hotel unfolds from approximately the 35th floor upward, commanding sweeping views over the Mekong River, the Tonlé Sap, and the evolving urban landscape of Phnom Penh. True to Rosewood’s philosophy of understated luxury, the interiors favor modern lines, dark woods, refined metal accents, and softly layered lighting, creating an atmosphere that feels composed, private, and quietly cosmopolitan, an elevated city residence set above the rhythm of the streets below. The hotel offers 175 guestrooms and suites, generously sized by city standards and thoughtfully appointed with bespoke furnishings, refined materials, and advanced technology. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame river and city views, reinforcing a sense of calm authority and spatial clarity high above the capital. 

Dining and social spaces are integral to the Rosewood Phnom Penh experience: Zhan Liang presents elevated Chinese cuisine with a contemporary sensibility; Cuts delivers modern Western fare in a refined, urban setting; Sora, the rooftop bar, pairs Asian-inspired flavors with creative cocktails and panoramic views; while The Living Room serves as an all-day social hub, seamlessly accommodating business meetings, afternoon conversations, and evening gatherings. A Sense spa, indoor swimming pool, and fully equipped fitness facilities complete the offering, allowing guests to balance high-altitude living with restorative moments. Luxury at Rosewood Phnom Penh is never performative; it is defined by coherence, perspective, and precision, offering a new-generation urban retreat for travelers drawn to modern design, global sensibility, and a commanding view of the city.

After London, Tuscany, Madrid, and Paris, Rosewood Hotels & Resorts enters the German-speaking market with the launch of Rosewood Vienna. Located in the heart of the ancient city, on Petersplatz, the hotel is steps away from some of its most famous cultural landmarks, such as the gothic St. Stephen's Cathedral, Kunsthistorisches Museum, and the Hofburg Imperial Palace complex, as well as designer shops and fine-dining establishments. The property occupies a complex of historic buildings, including a former bank housed in a 19th-century neoclassical building and the apartment in which Mozart lived and wrote his opera "The Abduction from the Seraglio."

The hotel's 72 spacious guestrooms and 28 suites were designed with the glamour and artistic heritage of Vienna in mind as works by contemporary artists line the walls, complemented by custom-made furniture and fabrics by renowned local manufacturers such as Backhausen and Bakalowits. A timeless neutral color palette, paired with chic and subtle design details such as brass wall sconces in the shape of the beloved Austrian flower edelweiss, make the interiors distinctly Viennese.

Nestled along the prestigious Paseo de la Castellana in Madrid, Rosewood Villa Magna is a refined urban sanctuary that seamlessly blends historical heritage with contemporary luxury. Originally opened in the 1970s as a classic city hotel, the property underwent a complete transformation and was reintroduced in 2021 under the Rosewood brand, embracing a design ethos that reflects both modern sophistication and aristocratic Madrid charm.

The hotel features 154 elegantly appointed rooms and suites, each inspired by the intimacy of a private residence. Soft color palettes, natural materials, and curated art pieces create a warm and inviting ambiance. Dining is a highlight, with Amós, helmed by acclaimed chef Jesús Sánchez, offering inventive cuisine rooted in Northern Spanish ingredients and traditions. Guests can also unwind at Tarde.O, the stylish bar, or enjoy artisanal pastries and tea at Flor y Nata. Signature Sense, A Rosewood Spa provides Moroccan hammam experiences, personalized treatments, and wellness facilities, offering a serene escape in the heart of the city. Just steps from the upscale boutiques of Serrano and cultural landmarks like the Prado Museum, Rosewood Villa Magna is a premier destination for discerning travelers seeking style, culture, and exceptional service in Madrid.

Rosewood Munich opened in October 2023 as the brand’s first property in Germany and seventh property in Europe. Housed in two landmark, historical buildings comprised of the former headquarters of the State Bank of Bavaria and the adjacent Palais Neuhaus-Preysing, a former grand aristocratic residence, Rosewood Munich will be ideally situated on Kardinal-Faulhaber-Strasse in the heart of the historic city center. The hotel will be located within walking distance of several of the city’s most popular sites and destinations, including central Marienplatz square, the Residenz city palace, Bavarian State Opera, and the Maximilian- and Theatinerstraße shopping districts, as well as world renowned museums.

Rosewood Munich will offer 132 spacious guestrooms and suites designed to complement the property’s original façade and iconic stairways, which remain well preserved and contribute to the city of Munich’s ensemble of historical buildings. The property will boast an inviting lobby lounge and two distinct dining venues, which include a full service restaurant and a vibrant bar. Rosewood Munich will also feature a full service spa, which will house five treatments rooms, as well as an indoor pool and fitness area. Additionally, the hotel will include extensive meetings and events spaces to accommodate a variety of private gatherings, conferences, and special events for up to 400 guests.

Spectacularly located on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, Rosewood Matakauri Lodge looks out to a mesmerising alpine landscape, with The Remarkables and Cecil and Walter peaks prominent. Just seven minutes from bustling Queenstown, this is an alpine, lakeside retreat, nestled in one of the world’s most strikingly beautiful landscapes. With clean lines in glass, stone and timber, Matakauri’s own take on luxury is understated and welcoming. The main lodge consists of a spacious lounge and dining and living areas, all with views of Lake Wakatipu, while accommodation is offered in twelve luxurious guest suites and rooms. Each suite offers a private porch, a bedroom with sitting area and open fireplace, walk-in wardrobe and bathroom.

The four bedroom Villa at Matakauri features four suites in an outlying complex, complete with private Jacuzzi, kitchen and grand courtyard making it ideal for families, couples or friends travelling together, as well as special celebrations. Named by Travel + Leisure as one of the top five lodges in New Zealand and Australia, Matakauri is your ultimate sanctuary after a day spent atop mountains, exploring vast fjords, chasing thrills and simply discovering this unique region.

Far out to the east of Hawke’s Bay wine country, Rosewood Cape Kidnappers sits atop rolling farmland and rugged cliffs that give way to vast sea views. Home to not only a lodge and spa, this unique property also boasts the awarded-winning Tom Doak-design golf course, a sanctuary for some of New Zealand’s most precious flora and fauna, and a working sheep and cattle station.

Warm and enveloping, Cape Kidnappers’ 22 generous suites and four-bedroom Owner’s Cottage deliver sumptuous comfort and awe-inspiring views. Every suite offers guests a private balcony, bedroom with sitting area, walk-in wardrobes and luxurious bathroom. The main lodge overlooks the working farm, golf course and Pacific Ocean, and houses the guest lounge, library, wine cellar and snug, providing options for a variety of dining locations.

Sophisticated and elegant, Rosewood Kauri Cliffs looks out across panoramic views across the Pacific. Tastefully designed by Virginia Fisher, the lodge is timelessly beautiful; offering space, comfort and complete relaxation amidst the homeliness of soft furnishings, warm carpets and blonde woods. Resting on an unspoilt coastline where high cliffs give way to three pristine private beaches, Kauri Cliffs is experiential travel at its best.

Named the number one resort in Australia and New Zealand by Travel + Leisure, Kauri Cliffs is a leisure traveller’s dream. Activities abound with the David Harman-designed golf course, immersive local heritage tours, bountiful fishing, and bush walks, mountain biking, quad biking and spa sanctuary hidden within native forest. Accommodation is offered in 22 suites set in outlying cottages separate to the main lodge, as well as the two-bedroom Owner’s Cottage and three stunning four-bedroom villas. Each suite has its own private balcony, bedroom with sitting area and open fireplace, walk-in wardrobe and bathroom. The cottages are nestled in native forest overlooking the golf course and the Pacific Ocean.

The legendary Hotel Schloss Fuschl will mark our second property in Austria when it reopens as Rosewood Schloss Fuschl in summer 2024. Idyllically situated on the banks of Lake Fuschl, the graceful, historic property is reminiscent of a fairytale castle and has been welcoming illustrious guests for centuries. The reimagining of this 15th century landmark cements Rosewood's status as a meticulous and caring guardian of some of the world’s most iconic heritage buildings which have been thoughtfully restored to former brilliance. In keeping with our A Sense of Place guiding concept, we are committed to protecting the property's deep heritage while modernizing the resort experience in a celebration of both old and new.

Surrounded by mountains and forests, Rosewood Schloss Fuschl is only a short distance away from picturesque Salzburg, and will feature 98 guest rooms, including 42 suites and six chalets, as well as world-class restaurants and an asaya spa, Rosewood's integrative well-being concept, with indoor and infinity outdoor swimming pool.

Rosewood Miyakojima gathers the beauty of Japan’s southernmost island landscape and its coral-edged coastline into a contemporary hideaway where time seems to move more slowly. As Rosewood’s first property in Japan, the resort opened in March 2025 on a quiet peninsula overlooking Oura Bay in northern Miyakojima, surrounded by sugarcane fields, white sand, and the crystalline waters known as Miyako Blue. From the setting alone, it feels less like a conventional Japanese seaside hotel and more like an island retreat for a discerning traveler. The resort comprises just 55 sea-facing villas, each with a private pool, courtyard, or generous outdoor living space, creating the sense of a private coastal residence. Design is led by Studio Piet Boon, with local architectural support from Mitsubishi Jisho Sekkei, and throughout the property Ryukyu limestone, natural textures, and restrained lines translate Piet Boon’s signature balance and warmth into an island aesthetic shaped by Ryukyuan culture and a distinctly Japanese sense of wabi-sabi.

The dining program is more layered than at many beach resorts, going far beyond the simple idea of meals with a view. NAGI centers on Italian cuisine with a clean, ingredient-driven approach, while MAAS draws more directly from the island, highlighting Okinawan seafood and Miyakojima’s famous snow salt. The standout is CHOMA, set in a standalone pavilion overlooking the vivid blue sea, where Japanese cuisine is reimagined through a contemporary lens with sushi, teppanyaki, seasonality, and local craftsmanship all in play. Nearby, Choma Bar builds its cocktails around the legends and landscapes of the Miyako archipelago, while poolside YUKUU offers a slower, more relaxed rhythm. What makes Rosewood Miyakojima so compelling is not merely Rosewood’s arrival in Japan, but the way it transforms Miyakojima’s raw beauty, the quiet depth of Ryukyuan culture, and the precision of international design into a destination resort with a clear identity and genuine staying power.

Rosewood Amsterdam feels less like a newly opened luxury hotel than a landmark of the canal age recast as a contemporary urban residence. Set at Prinsengracht 432-436 within Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed canal district, the hotel occupies the former Palace of Justice, now carefully restored and reinterpreted as Rosewood’s Dutch flagship. Opened on May 1, 2025, the property offers 134 guestrooms and suites, including five signature houses, and reworks the building’s original sense of civic grandeur into a stay that feels quieter, more refined, and more attuned to modern living. Interiors by the Dutch design studio Studio Piet Boon weave together the building’s judicial past, Dutch craftsmanship, and a more timeless contemporary language, preserving the cultural weight of the landmark while giving it an understated yet unmistakably polished urban luxury.

What gives the hotel its fuller identity is the way it brings dining, social life, and wellbeing into the same mature rhythm of Amsterdam living. Its main venues—Eeuwen, Advocatuur, and The Court—each shape a different mood. Eeuwen offers a more nuanced expression of seasonal cuisine, continuing Rosewood’s emphasis on local ingredients and a sense of culinary rhythm tied to time and place. Advocatuur, inspired by the building’s former role as a courthouse, takes the form of a more experimental bar, complete with its own distillery, inventive cocktails, and Indian-inspired bites. The Court serves as the hotel’s everyday living room, where handcrafted coffee, pastries, tea, and lighter evening drinks give the public spaces a natural sense of flow. Together with the brand’s signature Asaya Spa, thoughtfully curated canal and cultural experiences, and De Tuin, the garden designed by Piet Oudolf, Rosewood Amsterdam is not a luxury hotel defined solely by the prestige of its historic address, but a destination-driven urban residence that reassembles a former courthouse, Dutch design, contemporary dining, and the cultural pulse of the city into something distinctly modern and deeply rooted in place.

The Chancery Rosewood marks Rosewood Hotels & Resorts’ highly anticipated arrival in London’s Mayfair, opening in September 2025 as a new benchmark for contemporary urban luxury. Occupying the former U.S. Embassy, a 1960 modernist landmark designed by Eero Saarinen, the building has been meticulously transformed to honor its architectural legacy while introducing a refined, residential sensibility. Guided by Rosewood’s “Sense of Place” philosophy, the restoration preserves the original façade and its dialogue with the city, while interiors by French designer Joseph Dirand bring a quiet elegance defined by restraint, proportion, and material depth. The hotel is conceived primarily as an all-suite property, with generously scaled accommodations designed to maximize light, privacy, and city views, creating a composed, deeply livable retreat for travelers who value space and individuality in the heart of London.

Dining plays a central role in shaping the hotel’s lifestyle rhythm, with five distinct restaurants and bars offering a nuanced range of experiences. Serra presents a warm, share-driven interpretation of Southern Mediterranean cuisine; Tobi Masa, led by a celebrated New York chef, blends refined Japanese technique with Western ingredients in a contemporary sushi-forward format. Jacqueline reimagines the tradition of British afternoon tea with elegance and modern flair, while GSQ Café functions as an all-day social anchor, transitioning seamlessly from morning coffee to evening aperitifs. Crowning the property, Eagle Bar commands rooftop views across the London skyline, pairing inventive cocktails with a spirited nightlife atmosphere. Complemented by a comprehensive spa and wellness offering, The Chancery Rosewood defines luxury not through spectacle, but through the integration of history, architecture, dining, and service, offering a sophisticated Mayfair residence where London’s past and present meet with assured confidence.

Rosewood Doha rises in two sinuous towers inspired by the coral formations of the Arabian Gulf, nestled in the heart of Lusail—Qatar’s “City of the Future.” Like an undersea sanctuary in the city, it seamlessly blends deep-rooted Qatari heritage with contemporary architectural elegance, inviting guests to discover cultural treasures and embrace tomorrow’s dynamic energy.

The property features 185 exquisitely appointed guest rooms and suites, 173 serviced apartments, and 300 private residences for purchase, catering to every stay preference. Its eight culinary venues—from the refined Manor Club lounge and a coffee shop/deli to three specialty restaurants, a cigar lounge, and an entertainment bar—offer a global palette of flavors. Powered by Asaya, its groundbreaking urban wellness concept, and smart technology, Rosewood Doha ensures perfect harmony of vitality and tranquility. Meanwhile, its 1,500-square-meter ballroom and versatile event spaces set the stage for grand celebrations infused with Qatari spirit.

Rosewood Courchevel is one of the most refined addresses in Courchevel, where meticulous design meets the innate grandeur of the Alps, seamlessly blending French elegance, mountain living, and Rosewood’s hallmark approach to hospitality. Set on the slopes of Courchevel 1850, just steps from the ski lifts and main runs, the hotel is a natural choice for discerning skiers and alpine enthusiasts. Architecturally, it reinterprets local chalet traditions through a contemporary lens, with stone and timber façades that echo the surrounding pine forests, while interiors favor soft textures, warm hues, and finely crafted details to create a sense of understated, layered luxury. The hotel’s 51 guestrooms and suites are conceived as intimate mountain residences, featuring handcrafted wood elements, bespoke furnishings, and floor-to-ceiling windows with terraces that frame sweeping views of snow-covered peaks, pistes, and forests. Public spaces revolve around inviting fireplace lounges, reading areas, and an elegant bar, fostering a welcoming yet polished atmosphere, while an indoor pool, sauna, and multi-purpose spa offer welcome restoration after a day on the slopes.

Dining is deliberately focused and highly accomplished. SALTO, the hotel’s signature restaurant, draws inspiration from the Northern Italian Alps, presenting a dinner menu rooted in seasonal mountain produce, precise technique, and a thoughtfully curated wine list, all enjoyed against panoramic views of the snowfields outside. By day and after skiing, SALTO Lounge shifts the mood toward relaxed sociability, serving alpine comfort dishes, light fare, and cocktails in a setting warmed by music and a glowing fireplace. Rather than offering breadth for its own sake, Rosewood Courchevel emphasizes balance, between cuisine, setting, and the rhythm of alpine life, creating a culinary experience that feels deeply connected to its surroundings while remaining polished and contemporary. The result is a mountain retreat where luxury is expressed through restraint, atmosphere, and an authentic sense of place.