Baths, by Belmond

Words by Belmond Editors
A woman with dark curly hair soaks in a foam bath with her feet up on the sill of the bathroom window, framing the sunset.

From a freestanding tub aboard a legendary train to herb-infused rituals in historic palaces, discover seven of the most unique and indulgent baths across Belmond’s iconic collection.

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L’Observatoire Carriage

Venice Simplon-Orient-Express

A freestanding tub on a moving train is already a rarity, but this one elevates the experience into art. Inside L’Observatoire, conceived by French artist JR, the bath sits beneath intricate glasswork that catches and refracts shifting light as landscapes roll by. The gentle motion of the train adds a meditative rhythm, turning a soak into a sensory journey.

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A stained glass depiction of a tree, by Franz Mayer of Munich, rises behind a brass freestanding bathtub with white enamel.

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Mimosa Suite

Villa Beatrice

An emblem of slow luxury and an oasis of peace, it’s only right that Villa Beatrice’s bathrooms guarantee a serene bathing experience. Overlooking Portofino’s iconic coastline, this relaxing space pairs coastal light with refined interiors by Martin Brudnizki. Soft tones and elegant detailing frame the tub, inviting long, unhurried soaks.

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A luxurious bathroom with a gold-trimmed bath, ornate marble details, a chandelier, a large mirror, and a window offering a scenic view of the sea and distant hills.

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One Bedroom Suite

Palacio Nazarenas

Sitting on the site of an Inca temple-turned-convent dating back to the 1500s, Palacio Nazarenas is already a place where history and serenity coalesce. Now a luxury hotel, ring for your dedicated bath butler who will prepare your soak using natural aromatic herbs and essential oils, tailored to your mood – whether you’re after relaxation, revitalization or detoxification. Hand-painted interiors complete the experience.

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A painterly mural of a flower urn bursting with leaves and blooms, seen on the wall behind a marble bath in a suite bathroom.

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Divina Suite

Caruso

This bath channels the grandeur of the Renaissance. A circular tub sits beneath striking artwork, creating a focal point that feels both dramatic and serene. Marble surfaces add cool elegance, while views over the Amalfi Coast and Tyrrhenian Sea bring warmth and light.

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Gelsomino Suite

Villa Sant’Andrea

A copper freestanding tub takes centre stage in the Gelsomino Suite, framed by dual vanity sinks and intricate antique tiling that adds texture and character. The materials are rich and tactile, reflecting the surrounding Sicilian landscape. As light shifts across the patterned surfaces, the space comes alive, turning a bath into a visual experience.

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Blue and yellow geometric patterned tiles fill one wall. A free standing copper and ceramic bath reflects the marble floor

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Palladio Suite

Hotel Cipriani

Entering the Palladio Suite at Hotel Cipriani is like entering in another dimension: a glass capsule, suspended mid-air above the lagoon. Watch the drama of the Venetian waterways unfold while you enjoy a relaxing soak in this spectacular suite, before stepping straight out into a private plunge pool.

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Soap bubbles fill the circular bath of a tub and russet marble bathroom. Outside large windows, the Hotel launch sets sail

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Deluxe Studio Suite

Casa de Sierra Nevada

Vibrant Mexican Talavera tiles define this bathing space, bringing colour, pattern and cultural richness to the forefront. Set within Spanish Colonial architecture, the bath feels rooted in place, celebrating craftsmanship and tradition. The interplay of bold design and historic structure creates a warm, inviting atmosphere.

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Close-up of a copper standalone bathtub surrounded by red and blue tiles

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