THE IDEA
Built Slowly,
On Purpose
The Mulberry Hotel started as a plot of land and an old mulberry tree that we’ve built the garden around rather than cutting down. We didn’t want a render or a rush we wanted the rooms, the kitchen, and the courtyard to actually exist before we started describing them.
So this page won’t show you finished suites, because none exist yet. What follows is where things stand today, and where they’re headed.
WHATS TAKING SHAPE
The Details we're getting right
before we open the doors
Rooms & Suites
Twelve rooms and suites, no two identical, dressed in heavy linen and honed stone, every window framing the garden instead of the road. Fitted out by hand, one room at a time.
The Orchard
Our all-day restaurant, built around the old mulberry tree. Unhurried breakfasts, long lunches and late suppers, drawn almost entirely from growers within a morning’s drive.
Cassis
An eight-table evening restaurant for a single seasonal tasting menu, poured to match. Reservation only, deliberately small — we’d rather do this one dish by dish than rush it.
The Terrace
A rooftop bar for golden hour — cocktails built on fruit from the garden, small plates, and a view over the city. Right now it’s steel beams and a very good sightline.
The Spa
A low-lit massage and treatment space with two private rooms and a heat experience, meant for the morning before a swim or the afternoon after a long flight. Therapists are training before a single guest arrives.
The Pool
A long, still lap pool bordered by planting, with a shallower terrace pool for lounging. Being tiled now — we’re fussy about the water landing on exactly the right shade of blue.
The Gym
A small, serious fitness space free weights, a few well-chosen machines, natural light rather than mirrored walls. Enough for a proper session before breakfast, nothing performative.
The Garden
Planted three years before opening, on purpose. The mulberry tree that gave the hotel its name is older than the building itself, and the whole courtyard is being laid out around it.