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Workham represents an impressive portfolio of unique hotels and venues in key cities and resorts around the world. We pride ourselves on delivering excellent service from the initial enquiry through to the fruition of your event or stay at one of our hotels. With this in mind we provide a central booking service for all our hotels giving bookers instant access to availability and pricing. Our superb collection of luxury hotels speak for themselves and we will ensure that the whole process from the booking confirmation, to the event or stay itself, is a seamless and enjoyable experience.

23/10/2026

We’re heading to World Travel Market London!

From 3–5 November, the Workham team will be at , looking forward to catching up with our industry partners and making some new connections along the way.

We’ll be sharing the latest news from our collection of exceptional hotels, discussing what’s ahead for 2027 and exploring new opportunities to work together.

Attending WTM? We’d love to meet you.

Drop us a DM to arrange a meeting.

See you in soon!

From quieter city breaks in Rome and Venice to winter sunshine in Tenerife, Marrakech and TĂĽrkiye, some of our favourite...
21/10/2026

From quieter city breaks in Rome and Venice to winter sunshine in Tenerife, Marrakech and TĂĽrkiye, some of our favourite escapes are just as inviting beyond the summer months.

Discover seven escapes from the Workham portfolio to enjoy through autumn and winter. Swipe to find your next getaway.

For travel partners planning the season ahead, get in touch with the Workham team.

Seville comes into its own as the temperatures soften. Hidden among the narrow streets of the historic centre, Corral del Rey is a boutique retreat for exploring the city’s architecture, tapas bars and lively neighbourhoods without the summer heat.

Corral del Rey

Venice takes on a different character in the cooler months. Misty mornings along the canals, quieter galleries and centuries of history to explore. At Ca’ Sagredo, a former noble residence overlooking the Grand Canal, the hotel is as much a part of the cultural experience as the city itself.

Ca' Sagredo Hotel

Rome without the summer crowds has its own appeal. Set directly above the Spanish Steps, this historic townhouse puts the city’s boutiques, galleries and celebrated landmarks within easy reach, with plenty of opportunities for long lunches and unhurried afternoons.

The Inn At The Spanish Steps

Sicily has plenty to offer beyond its beach season. Between Mount Etna and the Ionian Sea, Donna Carmela is a base for exploring volcanic landscapes, local vineyards and the island’s changing seasonal produce, with a slower pace as the year draws to a close.

Donna Carmela Resort & Lodges

For those not quite ready to say goodbye to the sunshine, Tenerife offers a welcome change of climate. Above Puerto de la Cruz, Gran Hotel Taoro combines Atlantic views, distinctive dining and the island’s year-round appeal, from volcanic landscapes to coastal walks.

Gran Hotel Taoro - Tenerife

Winter in Marrakech means bright afternoons, cooler evenings and time to explore beyond the Medina. Set among gardens just outside the city, Fellah offers a different pace, with contemporary Moroccan design, cultural spaces and the Atlas Mountains within reach.

Fellah Hotel

The Turkish Riviera doesn’t stop with summer. Selected Barut properties, including Lara Barut Collectio

At Fellah Hotel, Sundays can begin with Floating Pilates by the pool, followed by lunch in the sunshine and an afternoon...
26/09/2026

At Fellah Hotel, Sundays can begin with Floating Pilates by the pool, followed by lunch in the sunshine and an afternoon spent stretched out on a sunbed.

For guests looking to slow the pace of a Marrakech stay, Sunday Reset offers a full day at the hotel, and an experience worth building into an itinerary.

Taking place every Sunday, Sunday Reset includes Floating Pilates, a two-course lunch and a sunbed, and can be added to a stay at Fellah Hotel.

17/09/2026

Five Italian hotels worth escaping to 🇮🇹

From the Amalfi Coast to Puglia, Ischia, Sicily and the Italian Riviera, discover five of our hotels featured in Designer Travel’s Italy’s Most Beautiful Hideaways.

Grand Hotel Portovenere, Ottolire Resort, Botania Relais & Spa, Hotel Miramalfi and Donna Carmela, with selected departures available across 2026 and 2027.

Explore the full collection and featured departures via the link in our bio.

Acanthus Cennet Barut Collection, Side, Türkiye. Golden hour across the main pool as summer’s crowds thin out.The Panora...
10/09/2026

Acanthus Cennet Barut Collection, Side, Türkiye. Golden hour across the main pool as summer’s crowds thin out.

The Panora Lounge bar/lobby keeps its own hours after dark - a piano, low light and no reason to rush the last drink with 24 hour service.

Balcony mornings over the palms, with September’s quiet standing in for August’s rush.

A quieter pool altogether - indoors and marble-lined, part of the spa’s world.

From the hammam to contemporary treatments, Acanthus Cennet draws on centuries of Turkish bathing culture.

Fancy Italian? Lavanta Restaurant, one of the resort’s most popular restaurants brings a Turkish w**e list to accompany your meal, while gazing at the Piazza Del Popola painting.

For those seeking privacy, a swim-up that seemingly runs to the sea, Side’s coastline just beyond the palms.

Side’s ancient theatre, minutes up the coast - Acanthus Cennet is main sponsor of the excavations here. Have more of it to yourself this September.

From Michelin-starred dining and celebrated chefs to kitchen gardens, local produce and recipes rooted in tradition, the...
06/09/2026

From Michelin-starred dining and celebrated chefs to kitchen gardens, local produce and recipes rooted in tradition, these are the hotels where food becomes part of the reason to travel.

Swipe to discover the Workham stays worth travelling hungry for →

For the Michelin stars

On the volcanic island of Vulcano, gastronomy is a reason to stay in itself. Therasia holds three Michelin stars across Il Cappero and Davide Guidara’s plant-led I Tenerumi, alongside two Michelin Green Stars, placing sustainability firmly at the heart of its kitchens.

For the Amalfi Coast

At Donna Emma, Chef Antonino D’Alessio draws on the ingredients and culinary traditions of Campania, giving them a contemporary expression. For something more relaxed, Sauté brings Neapolitan flavours to the water’s edge, overlooking the Amalfi Coast.

For Liguria

Palmaria Restaurant celebrates its Ligurian setting through Italian and Mediterranean flavours, served against one of Portovenere’s most spectacular views. Local ingredients and the region’s relationship with the sea make dining here as much about place as it is the plate.

For the garden

At Botania, the journey from garden to plate is remarkably short. Much of the produce is grown within the resort’s organic gardens, shaping the menus at its restaurants, including Michelin Green Star Il Mirto, where vegetables take centre stage.

For Sicily’s seasons

Chef Piergiorgio Alecci’s cooking follows the rhythms of the Sicilian landscape. His Come Natura menu evolves with what is growing in Donna Carmela’s vegetable garden and citrus groves, bringing the flavours of the estate directly to the table.

For the choice

Anda Barut Collection takes the all-inclusive dining experience far beyond the expected, with a collection of restaurants spanning Turkish and international cuisines. From regional specialities at Kara to pastries and sweet creations at Olivae, there is a different table to discover throughout a stay.

Food at Ottolire is rooted in the flavours and produce of the Itria Valley, with Puglian traditions informing a distinctly local dining experience. Regional ingredients, olive oil and w**es connect each meal back to the surrounding cou

26/08/2026

Summer on the Ligurian coast, served simply.

At , Grand Hotel Portovenere’s Lobster Catalana celebrates the flavours of the Mediterranean with a lighter, fresher approach; letting the quality of the ingredients take centre stage.

Just one taste of what’s to come as we explore the standout culinary experiences across the Workham portfolio in our next Collection.

📍 Grand Hotel Portovenere, Liguria
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At Botania Relais & Spa, wellness moves beyond the spa and into the gardens, through naturally heated spring water, outd...
23/08/2026

At Botania Relais & Spa, wellness moves beyond the spa and into the gardens, through naturally heated spring water, outdoor movement, homegrown produce and plenty of space to simply do nothing.

The Ischian way to switch off ➡️

Hidden among Botania’s woodland terraces are two secluded pools fed by naturally heated spring water. The water journey continues at the Garden Spa, from warm hydromassage pools to a steam bath tucked inside a natural grotto.

From May to September, morning yoga moves into the gardens. Surrounded by Mediterranean planting and Ischia’s landscape, it’s a gentle way to start the day, before breakfast, the pool or nowhere in particular.

Even the gym takes you outdoors. Botania’s open-air fitness area is hidden among the forest terraces, uses equipment that requires no electricity and looks out across the park towards the sea.

Aromatic and medicinal plants grow throughout Botania’s three-hectare park, with essential oils derived from botanicals forming part of the Garden Spa experience. Treatments are personalised by the resort’s therapists, bringing the surrounding landscape into the ritual of switching off.

Wellness continues at the table. Botania’s organic farming supplies around 70% of its own needs, while Michelin Green Star restaurant Il Mirto serves an entirely vegetarian and vegan menu built around the produce of the island.

For clients looking beyond the traditional spa break, Botania offers a more holistic way to switch off, bringing together Ischia’s thermal waters, outdoor movement, garden-led dining and three hectares of Mediterranean nature.

21/08/2026

Venice, from a rather special point of view.

Set directly on the Grand Canal, Ca’ Sagredo pairs the grandeur of a historic Venetian palazzo with the simple pleasures of being in the city, stepping out to explore, watching gondolas pass below, or settling in with an aperitivo as the afternoon drifts into evening.

One to keep in mind for clients looking to experience Venice from within a piece of its history.

📍 Ca’ Sagredo Hotel, Venice

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