The hotel was inaugurated at the zenith of the Roaring Twenties. An era where a broader sense of independence, autonomy, and freedom made the air crackle with promise. With those gifts also came responsibilities, but everyone was busy letting the good times roar.

Nowadays, we play hard but we also work hard. We feel a great responsibility not only towards our guests, but also our staff and the region which houses us and to which we feel bonded. But life is too good not to be appreciated. We only live once, and we want our guests to live a luxurious lifestyle full of Grand moments and memories.

Indeed, luxury is currently one of the most overused labels. So what is the meaning of true luxury? For us, it's a combination of authenticity, simplicity and soul. We embrace this trio as the guardian of a certain personal touch, a hospitality style that we find essential and is currently in risk of becoming lost. At Grand House, there's no room for pretension or stuffiness, just genuine hospitality.