Private Estates

An estate is not a large villa. The difference lies in the land that comes with it and in the organisation that runs it: a manor farm, vineyard, park or island with its own staff, its own kitchen and its own logistics.

The estate is booked as a whole. What otherwise defines a hotel stay falls away — other guests, fixed mealtimes, shared facilities. In its place comes a household that arranges itself around your party's day, not the other way round.

The price follows the same logic. An estate pays off from a certain group size upwards, because staff and space are kept ready whatever the occupancy. For two people the format is seldom the right choice; for three generations or a celebration it is often the only one.

Necker Island and Villa Pliniana, Château d’Estoublon and Son Bunyola, ÀNI Anguilla and the chalets of the Ultima Collection stand for the same idea in very different landscapes: a place without other guests.

Private Estates is for families and groups who want an entire estate to themselves — with staff, kitchen and programme, but without an audience.