One of them, Six Senseswas taken over at the beginning of the year by IHGwhile the other, Alilahas been a member of the Hyatt. These two Asian brands, which represent the ambitions of their owners in the luxury resortswill soon be appearing in Europe. At the end of June, Hyatt announced plans for an Alila in Switzerland. Set on the shores of Lac de Gruyère and surrounded by a golfThe hotel is expected to open in 2023 and will offer 85 rooms and 27 residences.
From his side, Six Senses has chosen France for its first European establishmentand more specifically the Sologne region, at Saint-Laurent-Nouan. Housed on the 560-hectare estate, once owned by Baron Bich, the future Six Senses Loire Valley, expected in 2022will welcome its guests to a preserved château, designed to house a restaurant and a bar. The 88 suites and villas are set in a wooded landscape criss-crossed by streams and encompassing a world-renowned golf course.
"The brand's philosophy - discreet luxury, a link with nature and the local environment, personal development, health and well-being - is perfectly in line with our vision of the domain."commented Driss Benkiranemanaging partner of RoundShield Partners, developer of the project. Numerous activities will also be offered around the 13th and 15th century convents. Visit Six Senses Loire Valley will eventually include an equestrian centre, an organic farm, an art gallery, a wildlife park, a natural lake and a beach, as well as water sports facilities and cycle paths.
