Located in the Museum Square district, the luxury, cultural heart of the city, the Conservatorium hotel is an architectural masterpiece that combines a landmark heritage building with graceful, contemporary design. Opened in December 2011, the Conservatorium has been designed for a new generation of travellers who expect a hotel to not only offer immaculate contemporary design, exceptional service and exemplary facilities, but also to provide them with an entree to the social and cultural life of a destination. Guests can enjoy great food and attentive service at a selection of restaurants, a bar, lounge and relax at the 1000m² Akasha Holistic Wellbeing spa and gym. In this vibrant and elegant setting, the city's crown jewels – the Van Gogh Museum, Concertgebouw, Rijksmuseum, Vondelpark and Amsterdam's most indulgent shopping area – are literally at your doorstep. For culture and for business, it is definitely a location like no other. The Conservatorium hotel is the first member of The Set, a collection of hotels at the most outstanding addresses, in the world’s most vibrant cities.

The 1.4 million-square-foot property is a firstof-its-kind development for Bvlgari in terms of scale and magnitude. With its Mediterranean village charm, the complex features the Resort joined by six residential buildings of 173 seafacing apartments, 15 private mansions, a beach club, Bvlgari’s first ever Marina and Yacht Club and the first worldwide Little Gems Club. Exclusively situated on the manmade seahorse shaped island of Jumeira Bay, connected by a 300 m bridge to Dubai’s golden mile, the Resort is the destination of choice for visitors seeking the solitude of an island escape, the residential feeling of a private house, yet situated just minutes away from the heart of the vibrant city and its cultural attractions. The resort is an urban oasis including 101 hotel rooms and suites and 20 hotel pool villas, all exquisitely furnished with the highest quality Italian luxury furniture brands in an expression of the quality of “Made in Italy”.

One of the leading design hotels in London, Café Royal has been sympathetically restored by David Chipperfield Architects between 2008 and 2012. World famous for radical and sympathetic building design, the architects have achieved a perfect balance between contemporary style and the retained grand historic public rooms of the 1860s and 1920s, which have been painstakingly restored in collaboration with historic building architects, Donald Insall Associates. The serene rooms and suites have been created in a modern and sophisticated style characterised by a refined simplicity touched with grand classical features in stone and copper. The overall effect of the hotel’s 159 guestrooms and suites, including seven signature suites that echo the glories of Café Royal’s past, is calm, assured and distinctive. Originally opened in 1865 and still true to its original glamourous spirit, Café Royal is a luxury hotel in the cultural heart of central London. Paying homage to the history of the building, grand historic areas have been sensitively restored like original ceiling paintings from 1800, an elegant six-storey helical staircase, with complex handrails and spindles.