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© SIX SENSES<br />

THE SMART GUIDE<br />

HONGDE PHOTOGRAPHY<br />

CAPITAL GAINS<br />

From top: A balcony of a suite<br />

at Six Senses Rome; “yukhoe”<br />

(a raw meat dish) at Mandarin<br />

Oriental Mayfair, London.<br />

designed by the legendary<br />

Richard Rogers. Located in<br />

Knightsbridge, the 60-room<br />

property will be outfitted<br />

by a roll call of prestigious<br />

designers—including<br />

Alexandra Champalimaud,<br />

André Fu, Pierre Yves<br />

Rochon, Rémi Tessier, and<br />

Patricia Urquiola—and will<br />

be home to a restaurant by<br />

Jean-Georges Vongerichten<br />

and a subterranean spa and<br />

pool. Elsewhere, the city’s<br />

prominence has been raised<br />

a notch further with the debut<br />

of some exciting luxury brands<br />

from The Peninsula (peninsula.<br />

com) to Raffles (raffles.com).<br />

The former is perched in prime<br />

location on Hyde Park Corner<br />

in the heart of Belgravia.<br />

Designed by British firm<br />

Hopkins Architects, the 190-<br />

room newly built hotel takes<br />

luxury to the next level with a<br />

host of exciting collaborations<br />

that includes interiors by<br />

architect Peter Marino, staff<br />

uniforms by fashion designer<br />

Jenny Packham, a bespoke<br />

fragrance for the hotel’s inroom<br />

bath products by Timothy<br />

Han, and a rooftop restaurant<br />

overseen by Michelin-starred<br />

chef Claude Bosi. The muchanticipated<br />

Raffles at The<br />

OWO will also finally open its<br />

doors. A project many years<br />

in the making, the 120-room<br />

hotel occupies the landmark<br />

Grade II* listed former Old War<br />

Office on Whitehall. Alongside<br />

85 Raffles branded residences,<br />

there will be no less than 12<br />

restaurants and bars and a<br />

sprawling spa with an indoor<br />

pool. Another new international<br />

brand to debut in the city, Six<br />

Senses (sixsenses.com) will<br />

launch in the former Whiteleys<br />

department store in Bayswater<br />

with 110 rooms and 14<br />

branded residences alongside<br />

a host of facilities including, of<br />

course, an expansive wellness<br />

offering. Soho, meanwhile,<br />

will welcome Broadwick<br />

Soho (broadwicksoho.com),<br />

an eclectic residential-style<br />

57-room bolthole designed<br />

by Martin Brudnizki to also<br />

include a cosy Sicilian-inspired<br />

restaurant and a wraparound<br />

rooftop bar and terrace. Over<br />

in Mayfair, Mandarin Oriental<br />

(mandarinoriental.com) will<br />

open its second outpost in the<br />

city on Hanover Square with<br />

50 rooms and 80 residences—<br />

the most exclusive private<br />

homes in the city—which will<br />

all have access to the hotel’s<br />

facilities including a fitness and<br />

wellness centre and an indoor<br />

pool. Also in Mayfair, 1 Hotels<br />

(1hotels.com) will debut its UK<br />

flagship property overlooking<br />

Green Park. Featuring 181<br />

rooms, the hotel’s sustainability<br />

ethos will weave its way<br />

throughout, from its design that<br />

uses natural materials from the<br />

British Isles, to a restaurant<br />

helmed by Michelin-star chef<br />

Tom Sellers, which will use<br />

seasonal and locally sourced<br />

organic ingredients.<br />

ITALIAN ICONS<br />

Home to some of the world’s<br />

most incredible architecture<br />

and works of art, not to<br />

mention its gastronomy, it’s no<br />

surprise that Italy is a bucketlist<br />

European destination,<br />

with millions of tourists<br />

visiting each year. Boosting<br />

the country’s already thriving<br />

hotel scene—which includes<br />

icons such as Il San Pietro<br />

di Positano, Lake Como’s<br />

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