A place to stay together

Some trips are about the people more than the destination: friends who rarely see each other, a wider family, a group celebrating something. For them, one shared place works better than rooms along a corridor. Each stay here is a self-contained unit for a single party, with at least two separate bedrooms, a kitchen worth cooking in and a shared space for meals and conversation. It may be a whole house or one apartment in a larger building – in the mountains, the hills or the countryside.

The kitchen as a meeting place

Someone makes breakfast, someone else sets the table, and plans for the day form over coffee. The kitchen quickly becomes the place where everyone meets.

Room to withdraw

Separate bedrooms mean everyone has a door to close. Being together is easier when it is a choice rather than a necessity.