Onefinestay, a hospitality brand offering homes and villas with personalized service, launches Festive Magic, a curated menu of private, in-stay experiences and amenities to enjoy throughout the holiday season. Year-round, onefinestay’s offerings include private chefs, nanny service, butlers, a dedicated concierge and local service teams.
The new festive services include curated tablescapes from entrepreneur Alice Naylor-Leyland, from $500; a Christmas tree, from $250; grocery delivery, from $175; floral decorations, from $200; and baking lessons, from $120 per person.
Also, the kiddos can enjoy a virtual visit from Santa. When booking, provide details about your children and Santa will surprise and delight the family. Early booking is encouraged due to limited availability and pricing is available on demand. The adults in the family will be thrilled with a fridge, wine rack and liquor cupboard fully stocked with their preferred beverages. Pricing begins at $160.
Onefinestay also announces a first-ever and Paris-only collaboration with Raffles Hotels & Resorts. Celebrations by Raffles allows guests to enjoy Le Royal Monceau, Raffles Paris signature experiences in their onefinestay rental. The services include at-home dining by Il Carpaccio or Matsuhisa private chefs; at-home cocktail making with Le Bar Long mixologists; and more
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