Cheval Blanc is showcasing a collection of luxury experiences spanning the Seychelles, Paris, St-Barth, and the Maldives, combining nature, gastronomy, and bespoke dining. The offerings highlight how the hospitality brand is shaping destination-led stays around distinctive experiences, giving luxury travel advisors new ways to position high-end holidays.
At Cheval Blanc Seychelles, on Mahé, guests can explore tropical forests, island trails, and the region’s biodiversity, including encounters with giant tortoises. The property’s setting between lush landscapes and the Indian Ocean places nature at the centre of the guest experience, with turquoise waters and sunset views adding to the appeal.
The Maison opened at the end of 2024 and is the latest addition to the Cheval Blanc collection.
Paris brings together gastronomy and art
In Paris, Cheval Blanc Paris is highlighting a culinary collaboration with Ruinart around Art Basel Paris. La Table Ruinart x Cheval Blanc Paris brings together the hotel’s gastronomic offering and Ruinart’s champagnes in a dining experience shaped by cuisine, craftsmanship, and contemporary Parisian culture.
The collaboration is under the creative direction of Chef Arnaud Donckele, with the experience positioned at the intersection of fine dining, champagne, and the city’s cultural scene.
Bespoke dining in St-Barth
Cheval Blanc St-Barth is focusing on private dining experiences by the Caribbean Sea. The offering centres on a bespoke dinner arranged by the water, with the natural setting and an intimate table designed around the occasion.
The experience highlights the property’s emphasis on personalised hospitality, with the evening framed by the island’s coastline and the Caribbean’s sunset views.
Exploring the Maldives by catamaran
At Cheval Blanc Randheli in Noonu Atoll, guests can explore the Maldives aboard a catamaran, with opportunities to encounter marine life and spend time on the Indian Ocean. The experience combines time on the water with the option to discover the underwater environment, reflecting the destination’s appeal for travellers seeking marine exploration and relaxation.
Expanding the Cheval Blanc collection
Cheval Blanc is developed by LVMH Hotel Management. The collection began with Cheval Blanc Courchevel in the French Alps in 2006, followed by Cheval Blanc Randheli in the Maldives in 2013 and Cheval Blanc St-Barth in 2014.
The group acquired the Résidence de la Pinède in 2016, which became Cheval Blanc St-Tropez in May 2019. Cheval Blanc Paris opened in September 2021 within the La Samaritaine building, while Cheval Blanc Seychelles opened at the end of 2024.
Further projects are in development, including in Sardinia. LVMH Hotel Management also operates White 1921 Courchevel and White 1921 Saint-Tropez.
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