Best Rosewood Hotels and Resorts in Europe

Reopening in July 2017 after undergoing an extensive four-year renovation, the Hôtel de Crillon – which sits by the Place de la Concorde in Paris' 8th arrondissement – impresses visitors with its French neoclassical details (think: Baccarat chandeliers and Coustou sculptures). In fact, one former guest called this historic property a "fairytale." But this Rosewood outpost's elegant interior is not its only standout feature. Many previous lodgers appreciated the hotel's "fabulous" service and comfortable accommodations. All 124 guest rooms and suites boast neutral tones and custom artwork, plus high-end touches like butler service, Nespresso coffee machines and beds dressed in Drouault duvets and Rivolta Carmignani linens. Standard rooms overlook the property's courtyard, while signature suites come with up to 3,768 square feet of space and offer breathtaking views of Paris landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and the Musée d'Orsay. Several recent travelers also heaped praise on the property's dining establishments. L'Ecrin serves modern dishes concocted by acclaimed chef Christopher Hache, and Brasserie d'Aumont features French fare made with locally sourced ingredients. Other amenities available here include a spa, an indoor swimming pool, a barbershop and a bar with more than 100 kinds of Champagne.

Rosewood Castiglion Del Bosco sits in the heart of an 800-year-old, 5,000-acre country estate that is composed of ancient castle ruins, a medieval church and a historic village. Located in Montalcino in Tuscany, this Rosewood resort allows visitors to take in Italian culture from Val d'Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The hotel's suites and villas, which are all housed in historical buildings, contain antique furniture, locally sourced textiles and artisanal pieces. Accommodations also include more modern perks like complimentary Wi-Fi access, Nespresso coffee makers and flat-screen TVs. Dining at Rosewood Castiglion Del Bosco garnered universal acclaim from recent guests, but many also bemoaned the on-site restaurants' high prices. Ristorante Campo del Drago serves classic Italian dishes in an upscale environment, while Osteria La Canonica provides traditional Tuscan fare in a casual environment. The resort also offers cooking classes (for a fee) for foodies and a variety of wine tours and tastings for aspiring sommeliers. To work off the delicious meals, guests can make use of this Rosewood outpost's fitness center, infinity pool and bike and hiking trails. They can also take their relaxation to the next level at the property's spa.