Greece · Italy · Napa Valley
Private villas at the hotels I know best, every one personally toured or vetted, for families, groups and the trips that deserve a whole house.
These are the villas I book for my own clients: at hotels I’ve stayed at or toured, with teams I know and trust.
I’m very pro private villas at hotels versus standalone villas. You get your own house and your own pool, with real service behind it: the hotel’s restaurants, its spa, often a kids club, and a team that knows your name. No sourcing a chef, no stocking the fridge, and one person to call if anything isn’t right.
Five- and three-bedroom pool villas, no age restrictions, and my pick for the best family villa in Santorini.
Sleeps up to 14See the villas →
Thirteen private pool villas across four hotels in Oia and Imerovigli, up to the twelve-guest Eden Villa.
Sleeps 2 to 12See the villas →
Four villas on the south coast, from an intimate two-bedroom to seven-bedroom Paradiso and Delos.
Sleeps 4 to 14See the villas →
Two private pool villas above a private beach, with a Four Seasons kids club behind them.
Sleeps 4 to 6See the villas →
My Best Paros Villa, five king bedrooms and a private pool, plus the three-bedroom Aurelia next door.
3 to 5 bedroomsSee the villas →
Two cliff-front villas with 60 m² private pools, on the island that filters its own crowd.
Sleeps 8 to 10See the villas →
Around nine private villas on a hilltop estate outside Volterra, with a kids’ pool, tennis and a spa.
2 to 5 bedroomsSee the villas →
A frescoed four-bedroom penthouse on Giudecca, with the Salute framed across the water, at my number one hotel in Italy.
Sleeps 8, villa buyout to 13 bedroomsSee the villas →
Five bedrooms, a team of 14, a private pool and spa, and children welcome at an adults-only hotel.
Sleeps 10See the villas →
Villas and residences on a working vineyard in Calistoga, for families and groups of friends.
Families & groupsSee the villas →Every villa here sits at a hotel I’ve stayed at, toured or work with closely, and I’ve sent clients to them. If I wouldn’t book it for my own family, it isn’t here.
I’m very pro private villas at hotels versus standalone villas. You get your own house and your own pool, with a full hotel team, restaurants, a spa and often a kids club behind you, instead of arranging staff and groceries yourself.
For Santorini, the Canaves Epitome villas. For Mykonos, Four Seasons for younger kids and Fouquet’s for bigger groups. In Italy, Borgo Pignano in Tuscany. Tell me the kids’ ages and I’ll narrow it down.
No. Rates are identical to booking direct, and my clients receive Fora perks on eligible stays.
Tell me your dates, who’s coming and where you’re dreaming of. I’ll come back with the right villa and plan the trip around it.