September New Additions | Domus Selecta

This September, Domus Selecta arrives for the first time in Paraty, Valletta, Nantes, Medellín, and Uzès. Five new destinations that expand the collection with hotels of very different character, from historic houses and colonial architecture to properties centred around art, gastronomy, or wellness.

Boutique Hotel Entraigues

Uzès, France

In the historic centre of Uzès, Boutique Hôtel Entraigues occupies a former 15th-century townhouse that retains original architectural features. Exposed stone, arches, and other historic details coexist with contemporary décor, while an art gallery integrated into the hotel hosts exhibitions by different artists that are regularly renewed.

In the inner courtyard, the pool is framed by views of Saint-Théodorit Cathedral, one of Uzès' main landmarks. Its location makes it easy to explore the streets and squares of the historic centre on foot and discover the heritage of this ducal town in southern France.

Wellcomm Hotel&Spa

Medellín, Colombia

Wellcomm Hotel places wellness at the centre of the stay, with different spaces dedicated to relaxation and personal care. Among them, its thermal water circuit stands out, combining contrasting temperatures, heat, and steam in a sequence designed to revitalise the body.

The circuit is complemented by a hammam and other facilities dedicated to wellness and relaxation. An appealing choice for those looking to combine a stay in Medellín with time to unwind and recharge.

Maison Maubreuil

Nantes, France

In the heart of Nantes, Maison Maubreuil is the city's first five-star hotel. Art, travel, and different cultures are reflected throughout its 13 rooms and suites, each uniquely designed around its own theme. The result is a hotel where no two rooms are alike.

Gastronomy also plays an important role. Chez Albert recreates the atmosphere of 1920s Paris, while Félicie Restaurant occupies the former vaulted wine cellar and serves French-inspired cuisine.

The Capital Boutique Hotel

Valletta, Malta

In the heart of Nantes, Maison Maubreuil is the city's first five-star hotel. Art, travel, and different cultures are reflected throughout its 13 rooms and suites, each uniquely designed around its own theme. The result is a hotel where no two rooms are alike.

Gastronomy also plays an important role. Chez Albert recreates the atmosphere of 1920s Paris, while Félicie Restaurant occupies the former vaulted wine cellar and serves French-inspired cuisine.

Sandi Hotel

Paraty, Brazil

In the historic centre of Paraty, Sandi Hotel occupies an 18th-century colonial building that preserves the character of the city. Inside, the décor combines tropical-inspired elements with works by local artists and pieces related to the world of cinema, reflecting the history of the family that owns the hotel.

The hotel is located within the so-called Quadrado Mágico, an area of the historic centre from which restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions can be reached on foot. The stay is complemented by spaces dedicated to wellness and a range of dining options.