There’s something magical about Firmdale Hotels. The brand’s co-owner and co-founder Kit Kemp imbues each of Firmdale’s 11 properties across London and New York with a tasteful vibrancy. And New York’s Warren Street Hotel, a TriBeCa gem with a glistening blue façade, is her latest masterpiece.

Kit’s approach is rooted in collaborations — with artisans, craftspeople, designers, bespoke brands. As a result, each of her hotels is unique, with a distinct personality and a strong sense of place. This is especially true of Warren Street.

Read on to learn more about what makes Warren Street Hotel so special. Then, connect with me to plan and book your stay. 

Hotel Jerome, Auberge Resorts Collection is an Aspen institution. The 130-year-old historic hotel — part of National Register of Historic Places, no less — draws savvy travelers and in-the-know locals alike. Its original owner, Jerome B. Wheeler, was a business mogul, with a hand in banking, mining and railroads. He opened the hotel in 1889. Today, it’s difficult to think of a more perfect (or more stylish) homebase from which to explore the town and its stunning natural surroundings. Auberge, as usual, knocks it out of the park.

The location itself is prime: the hotel is found right on Main Street, in the bustling downtown Aspen, within walking distance of charming restaurants and boutiques. From its old-west design to its food to its wellness and experience offerings, Hotel Jerome never fails to blow visitors away. 

Officially founded in 1851, Flemings Mayfair is one of London's oldest and most iconic hotels — it was even the setting for an Agatha Christie novel. Its chic, 1930s-inspired interiors speak to that history, showcasing bespoke contemporary furniture with luxe textures and bold colors. The impressive dining options include the Michelin-Starred restaurant Ormer, the renowned cocktail bar Manetta's and a quintessentially British afternoon tea experience.

This sophisticated hotel is steps away from London's top attractions, but it still serves as an urban escape. Its Japanese-inspired hospitality and clean, soothing decor (minimalist rooms, intentional organization, soft colors, a refreshing absence of clutter) make it especially inviting.

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It’s no wonder Rosewood London is one of Fora's top-booked hotels in the British capital. The sophisticated, regal building is an Edwardian Belle Époque stunner. It’s also the former seat of the Pearl Assurance Company, a historic insurance provider.

From the moment you check in, you’ll feel well taken care of. This is British hospitality at its finest. The hotel is luxurious, with white-glove service. But it never feels forced and stuffy. Instead, it’s warm and inviting.

Read on to learn what makes the hotel so special. Then, reach out to plan and book your stay there (while also unlocking VIP Rosewood Elite perks).