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How to Book Airelles: A Travel Advisor's Guide to the Collection

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How to Book Airelles: A Travel Advisor's Guide to the Collection

October 2026 · 8 min read

Airelles is not a chain, and it does not feel like one. Each Maison is a singular property restored to a theatrical standard, with lavish, layered interiors, a near-limitless approach to service, and dining that ranks among the best in its region, from Alain Ducasse at Versailles to the celebrated tables of Les Airelles in Courchevel. The collection spans the Alps, the Riviera, Provence, Venice and, from the winter of 2026, the Caribbean, as the group takes over the former Le Guanahani on St. Barth. What unites them is a sense of occasion: an Airelles stay is designed to feel like a once-in-a-lifetime experience, every time.

That ambition is exactly why the collection rewards booking through an advisor. These are properties where recognition matters, where the right suite, the right table, and the right small touches transform a stay, and where our preferred-partner relationship ensures you arrive as a known guest.

A booking engine reserves a room. A preferred-partner advisory reserves a relationship with the Maison, at the same published rate, with recognition layered on: a room or suite upgrade when available, daily breakfast, a hotel or dining credit, priority for the restaurants and spa that fill up fast, and a single point of contact who knows the property and holds your preferences. There is no fee for any of it, and the benefits are real money and real access at no extra cost to you.

There are nine Airelles Maisons across France and Italy, with the Caribbean joining the collection this winter. We book all of them. Tap any Maison to see its page, or start an inquiry and we will arrange it.

For a winter stay, Les Airelles Courchevel and Val d'Isère are the great ski Maisons. For a once-in-a-lifetime occasion, nothing compares to a night inside the grounds of Versailles. For a Riviera summer, the Saint-Tropez pair of La Messardière and Pan Deï Palais anchor the season, while Palladio brings the collection to Venice. And for a slower, vineyard-and-village escape, the Provence trio of Gordes, Château d'Estoublon and Villa Baulieu is unmatched. Our full guide to every Airelles hotel goes deeper on each.