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Residence

Residence takes the opposite tack from grand hotels—the 40 to 120 capacity emphasizes curation over scale, functioning more as private home than commercial venue. Architectural details suggest long family inhabitation; service operates with domestic rhythm rather than hotel protocol, suiting couples prioritizing intimacy over formal structure. Guest experience mimics invited access rather than commercial hospitality; furnishings and art remain in place, lending personality beyond decoration. The property's modest scale creates the sensation of gathering within someone's actual residence rather than renting a commercial space. Kitchen output aligns with residential scale; multiple service teams aren't required, simplifying coordination.

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