Since 2008, Lartisien has traveled the globe to curate a collection of the world’s finest luxury hotels. Our team carefully selects each property for its embodiment of the French Art of Travel, with a focus on excellence, cultural immersion, and personalized service. Every hotel, whether newly added or long-established, is chosen for its high standards and distinctive qualities that make it truly exceptional.
Truffles. Barolos. Amber vineyards. For the Gourmet Wanderer, autumn in Piedmont is a feast for the senses.
Two wild worlds. One unrepeatable journey. A double encounter with Earth at its most untamed.
Step off the map and into a Himalayan legend. Five valleys. Five lodges. One unforgettable journey.
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Tucked away on Warren Street, at the crossroads of Tribeca and the Financial District, Warren Street Hotel is a vibrant addition to New York City’s luxury hotel scene. The hotel was envisioned by Kit Kemp in her signature playful style, adding a whimsical charm to this bustling neighborhood.
Hotel The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel, is where you go to watch Woody Allen play jazz every other Monday in New York...
Imagine a hotel conjured up by a dream team of talents. From chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten to designer Jacques Grange and perfumer Frédéric Malle: welcome to The Mark.
Parisian decadence in the heart of New York: what else could you expect, with a hotel that bears the name of the legendary French crystal company?
Old world glamour pervades The Lowell Hotel, set in scenic Upper East Side between Park and Madison Avenues, steps away from Central Park.
This Firmdale gem at the heart of Midtown Manhattan is an urban oasis brimming with character.
Sure, the city’s changed, but settle down for a Bloody Mary at the St. Regis New York’s King Cole Bar and it’s the Jazz Age all over again…
It’s actor Robert De Niro’s foray into luxury hotels and The Greenwich Hotel is a place that attempts to capture the Italian-American lifestyle and succeeds.
You'll love being home alone in this Grande Dame on the corner of Fifth Avenue and Central Park.
