Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) has launched its new Private Collection, a carefully curated selection of 76 private villas and standalone accommodations across 28 countries. The launch features the debut of Viesca Toscana in Italy and Le Nessay in France. Alongside the Private Collection, SLH has added 13 hotels to its global portfolio, including those two properties.
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The Private Collection is designed to combine the privacy and exclusivity of a standalone villa with the attentive services and amenities expected from a boutique hotel. Viesca Toscana is a Tuscan countryside estate that includes a restored manor house with 14 guestrooms and suites plus a family cottage, providing an intimate retreat in the heart of Italy. Perched on France’s Emerald Coast, Le Nessay is a 17-room clifftop château that also features a private cottage, offering dramatic sea views and secluded accommodations.
SLH continues to expand its footprint with 11 additional properties joining the collection. In Mexico, the brand strengthens its presence with three distinctive additions: La Valise Mexico City, a tranquil hideaway in a 1920s townhouse; La Valise Tulum, a private beachfront bungalow ideal for a coastal escape; and Diez Diez Collection 1010, an upscale adults-only retreat in Mérida.
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This expansion marks SLH’s first property on the Malaysian island of Langkawi with The Danna Langkawi joining the roster. The brand’s tropical collection is further enhanced by Nanuku Resort, a beachfront sanctuary in Fiji. For those seeking coastal scenery in Europe, Praia do Canal Nature Resort on Portugal’s southwest coast offers 54 guestrooms with Atlantic views. Mountain escapes include HUBERTUS Mountain Refugio in Germany and The Carlin Hotel in New Zealand, both suited to travelers who prefer alpine settings.
SLH also added notable architectural and design-forward properties such as BOTANIQ Castle of Tura in Hungary, Hotel Telegraph in Singapore, and Vakko Hotel & Residence in Türkiye, broadening the group’s range of unique stays across varied landscapes and cultural settings.
Together, the Private Collection and the new hotel additions reflect SLH’s strategy to offer diverse, characterful accommodations that blend privacy, local authenticity, and high standards of service. Guests can expect bespoke experiences, whether choosing a secluded villa, a historic château, a beachfront bungalow, or a contemporary city townhouse.