The Pool
A heated lap pool framed in travertine, open from six in the morning until the last guest leaves. Towels, robes, and a discreet attendant are always at hand.
Facilities & Amenities
Considered comforts.
A spa, a pool, a library, a dining room — each space designed for slow mornings and quieter evenings.
House One Hotel offers a curated collection of amenities designed to extend the sense of retreat beyond the room. Each space has been designed in collaboration with the architects and craftspeople who shaped the rest of the hotel — a continuous material language of oak, walnut, travertine, and brass.
Reception
A walnut-clad arrival hall staffed around the clock. Check-in feels less like a transaction and more like a warm welcome from a friend who has been expecting you.
The Lounge
A reading lounge with deep armchairs, a curated library, and a quietly excellent espresso bar. Open to residents and their guests throughout the day.
The Dining Room
A single seating each evening — five tables, one menu, written that morning. Breakfast is served from six-thirty; room service runs twenty-four hours.
The Spa
Three treatment rooms, a steam room, and a sauna. Treatments by appointment; our therapists blend techniques drawn from Ayurvedic, Balinese, and Swedish traditions.
The Gym
A modest, well-equipped gym with hand-built wooden equipment and a view onto the courtyard. Open around the clock; a personal trainer is available by appointment.
The Sauna
A Finnish-style sauna in cedar, with a cold plunge alongside. Towels and robes provided; booking not required.
The Bar
A small bar with seven stools, an honest cocktail list, and a policy of no televisions. Open from five in the evening until late.
The Library
A quiet room with floor-to-ceiling shelves, three reading lamps, and a policy of whispered conversation. Books may be borrowed for the duration of your stay.
Concierge
At your service, around the clock.
Our concierge desk is staffed twenty-four hours a day. Theatre tickets, restaurant reservations, last-minute dry cleaning, a forgotten phone charger — whatever the request, the answer is generally yes.