Light from above
A round travertine tub, filled fresh and drained after every use, beneath a skylight. The day’s light reaches the water while the walls stay private.
Stay
A private house for recovery.
Timber, travertine, and a skylight over the soak.
The Pavilion
Everything you need, under one roof.
28 Pavilions, each a private, standalone house.
Lined in timber veneer from the walls to the ceiling, with travertine underfoot. The rooms are laid out for your stay: somewhere to soak, somewhere to rest in the afternoon, somewhere to sleep well, and a way straight out to the mountain.
At a glance, as it stands
- Lining
- Timber veneer walls and ceiling, travertine underfoot
- The soak
- Round travertine fill-and-drain tub, beneath a skylight
- Bathing
- Two ensuites, each with its own robe
- Rest
- A king bed and two daybeds
- Outside
- A balcony to the ranges or the river, and a bike store
Rooms that earn their place
Made for recovery.
Nothing in the Pavilion is there for show. Each room has a job in the day.
Straight back in
A balcony to the ranges or the river, and a bike store, so you come back from the mountain straight into your own house.
Come alone and all of it is yours.
A second guest
Room for two routines
A Pavilion can also host two. There are two ensuites, each with its own robe, and two daybeds as well as the king bed, so two people can share one and still keep their own routines: friends, family or colleagues who want the same week, at their own pace.
In design development
Still being drawn
The Pavilion is in design development. The render on this page is preliminary and will change. We will share the design as it settles, in the Journal.
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We’ll write when there is something worth telling: the Pavilion taking shape, the first seasons, and when enquiries open.