A collection, chosen with care.
At Hôtel Weekend we align exclusively with hotels and destinations that share our spirit of slow living, connection, and mindful experiences.
We search far beyond the familiar to discover destinations for the modern nomad, where guest experiences are authentic, where travel and wellness imbue to create unforgettable journeys, and where every voyage begins with a shared philosophy of barefoot luxury.
Duas Portas
Within a cosy atmosphere, unique architecture, and excellent location, Duas Portas is a family project, which is born out of the true “portuense” (people of Porto) desire to host at home. The restoration of an old house brings a taste of modernity but preserves the tradition and context in which it is inserted in - Porto.
The Wensley
Nestled between rolling high hills and a perfect green landscape, The Wensley is a bespoke timber, an architectural house and shed built from recycled Oregon and Ironbark.
The Wensley is a haven of peace and serenity in a secluded but central pocket of the Surf Coast Hinterland called Wensleydale, offering a chance to stay tranquil, meditate and explore The Great Ocean Road and surrounding countryside with complete privacy. It feels home away from home.
Casa Atelier Lumi
Japanese-inspired tiny space with minimalist Mediterranean touches, aiming to bridge the gap between indoor and outdoor space. Atelier Lumi is a studio with everything you need for a slow-living Miami stay, it embraces minimalism through natural materials and soft, earthy color schemes. Centrally located in a great up-and-coming neighborhood right near the design district.
Life House Nantucket
The 14-room retreat, designed by Life House's award-winning interior design team, highlights the nostalgia and simplicity of the northeastern island lifestyle.
Life House Little Havana
Set in Miami’s vibrant Cuban heart, Life House is located in a historic 1920 tropical mansion just minutes from Calle Ocho, the neighborhood’s main street. The hotel features 33 rooms all inspired by typical Havana mansions, filled with vintage furniture, Afro-Cuban ceramics, collected books and plants that transport you to 1950s Cuba.