About Us

What we believe

Our pride & joy

Since 2007, we are delighted to represent some of the most notable hotels and travel services around the world.

By keeping our collection small and extremely selective on purpose, we can afford to deliver precise and customized actions resulting in brand awareness, sales growth and business development potential and we will never take on more clients than we can manage.

We believe that luxury isn’t always based on money, but more about style & innovation, and most importantly about unforgettable service.

Our exceptional collection, our “significant others”, is a tremendous source of pride to us and we love to show them off to all our travel partners.

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Martin Larsson

Hotel Labs was founded in 2007 by Swedish born Martin Larsson, who before launching Hotel Labs held a position as the Regional Director of Sales and Marketing for Thompson Hotels, one of the pioneer lifestyle hotel brands of its time.

With more than 20+ years of excellent track record in the US leisure travel and entertainment industry, having worked for many icons such as Ian Schrager, The Rubell Family (Studio 54) and Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, Martin catapulted his career with connections in the creative class industries, hence Hotel Labs was the natural choice to help launch LE Miami by bringing the most recognized US buyers to the show.

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A master suite at The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa in Bath, a Hotel Labs–represented property recommended by luxury travel advisors

Every luxury travel advisor has felt the weight of the same small decision: a client is going somewhere they’ve never been, and they’ve asked, simply, where should we stay? Get it right and you’ve deepened a relationship that can last decades. Get it wrong and no amount of upgrades will fully repair the trip. So […]

Hotel des Grands Boulevards, a boutique hotel in central Paris represented by Hotel Labs

Ask a seasoned traveler where to stay in Paris and you’ll rarely hear the name of a palace hotel. You’ll hear an arrondissement. The city rewards those who choose a neighborhood first and a hotel second, because in Paris the address is the experience — the café you claim as your own, the market street […]

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