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Depuis 2008, Lartisien parcourt le monde pour composer une collection des plus prestigieux hôtels de luxe. Notre comité de sélection évalue rigoureusement chaque établissement, recherchant ceux qui incarnent l'Art de Voyager à la Française à travers l'excellence, l'immersion culturelle et le service personnalisé. Chaque hôtel est choisi pour ses standards d'exception et ses qualités distinctives qui en font un lieu unique.
A two-hour drive north of Madrid, on 500 acres of vineyards in the Duero Valley, is an intimate hotel of just 30 rooms in a restored Baroque-Romanesque abbey. This is the majestic Abadia Retuerta Le Domaine.
Set between Marbella and Sotogrande, Finca Cortesin occupies a vast estate overlooking the Mediterranean from the hills of Casares. Built around a 6,000-square-meter central courtyard, the property draws on the architecture of traditional Andalusian fincas, with whitewashed walls, arcades and shaded patios.
Hidden between Granada and Málaga, and surrounded by 350 hectares of rolling olive groves and centuries-old oaks, Finca La Bobadilla rises like a mirage of Andalusian elegance. This is not a hotel—it’s a destination in its own right.
At the heart of the Spanish capital, the Four Seasons Madrid breathes new life into seven historical buildings from the 1890s. Collectively known as Centro Canalejas, the buildings are a showpiece of Spanish heritage, reborn for the modern traveler.
Some places whisper elegance; this one sings it. Tucked away on the untamed northern tip of Mallorca, where turquoise waters kiss golden sands and pine forests tumble toward the sea, Four Seasons Resort Mallorca at Formentor is a private Mediterranean sanctuary unlike any other.
A Mallorcan classic, exuberantly reborn under the guardianship of the iconic Finca Cortesin family. Discover Grand Hotel Son Net, at the foot of Sierra de Tramuntana and just 15 minutes from Palma.
Built by King Alfonso XIII for the royals and VIPs attending Seville’s 1929 world fair, the Hotel Alfonso XIII is -literally- built for royalty.
Out in the foothills of the Tramuntana mountains, and overlooking Deia, a sleepy Majorcan village where English poet Robert Graves fled post world war Europe,
Mandarin Oriental Ritz Madrid is a Belle Époque palace in central Madrid. The hotel reopened in April 2021 after the largest renovation in its 110-year history.