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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.
Sitting on Avenue Kléber, just moments from the Arc de Triomphe and within walking distance of the Eiffel Tower, The Peninsula Paris occupies a landmark 1908 building that once hosted the Paris Peace Accords. In the Lobby, Gershwin is said to have composed part of An American in Paris, while Stravinsky and Coco Chanel once met within its salons.
Sitting across the street from Hyde Park with Knightsbridge on the west and London’s iconic Wellington Arch, Green Park and Buckingham Palace Garden on the east, The Peninsula London enjoys one of the most prestigious addresses in all of London.
Following its multi-million dollar refurb, the Grande Dame of Beijing has never looked better.
Take your pick: A helicopter landing, a water arrival via luxury yacht, or roll up to the hotel in the back seat of a Rolls Royce Phantom…. As first impressions go, few do it as well as the Peninsula Shanghai.
Perfection may not be of this world, but The Peninsula Chicago does a good job of coming close.
Welcome to a legend. Of all of the hotels in Asia, this Grande Dame tends to draw the most oohs and aahs when name-dropped in the right company.
The Peninsula Hotels come to Istanbul with this incredible property on the shore of the Bosphorus. There is no hotel closer to the water, occupying 4 buildings of which two are from the early 20th century and one is a 1930s Bauhaus beauty!
The Peninsula Tokyo stands opposite the Japanese Emperor’s royal abode, but there’s no post code envy to be had.
Set on the Musandam Peninsula, Six Senses Zighy Bay sits between the Hajar Mountains and the Gulf of Oman. Reached by mountain road, speedboat or paraglider, the resort occupies a bay that remained isolated from much of the country for generations.