Hartmann Launches Getaway Package With Historic Hotel: Buy, Book Stay

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Your summer trip will become more sophisticated. An unlikely collaboration It is located between Hartman, widely known as America’s oldest luxury luggage brand, equipped for the voyages of Babe Ruth and Woodrow Wilson, and The Beatrice, Providence’s No. 1 luxury hotel with just under 50 rooms. But given the partners’ equally enduring legacies, rich heritage and effortless elegance embedded in their respective DNAs, this joint venture becomes increasingly likely.

Stay available until August 31st “Road to Everywhere” Package Giving sophisticated world travelers direct access to Hartman’s just-arrived Women’s Reserve collection, we encourage them to enjoy the boundless path of one of American culture’s most enduring beacons, romanticized and immortalized by Kerouac and Whitman alike.

For a limited time, guests anchored at The Beatrice, located in the heart of the city’s historic downtown, can choose to enhance their experience with an additional layer. chic — Receive Hartman’s latest release two-piece travel set (a thoughtfully designed backpack and toiletry kit) on arrival, followed by a welcome package delivered to your room containing Gilchrist & Soames’ Be Kind eco-friendly beauty essentials. Cashmere sleep socks from Matouk (one of our editor’s favorite bed linen sources). Hotel brand baseball cap. A handy field guide to Providence. It features iconic sites such as the nation’s first Baptist church and the Athenaeum Library, a statue-lined sanctuary. Also included is a copy of “Rhode Island Food Crawls” to satisfy even the pickiest of eaters.

Also, “From Road to Anywhere” Curation? A summer reading list created for “Long Afternoons and Slow Nights,” spotlighting fresh authors each summer month (we won’t spoil the surprise as to how you’ll find the relevant books shoved in Hartman’s bag).

Don’t forget to scan the QR code on the included postcard. A custom road trip playlist will appear and set you off on your Rhode Island adventure with a sumptuous mix of oldies and modern hits.

Your journey will also be powered by a lunch box that our staff will collect for you in the morning. Lunch boxes will be sourced from the on-site Cipriani-founded restaurant Bellini (named after the founding family’s invention of the peach bellini). We recommend laying out the provided picnic blanket and enjoying yourself under the expansive blue sky.

“This experience is designed to be more than just a vacation, it’s a modern American road trip, shaped not by an itinerary but by instinct, curiosity, and the everlasting romance of discovery,” Beatriz said in a statement.

In our opinion, this partnership is written in the stars. Saemo numbers The Beatrice operated in the circa 1887 Exchange Building, and Hartmann, owned by Samsonite, launched a line of trunks in 1877.

Hartman’s dedication to craftsmanship is evident in every stitch, timeless silhouette, and choice of materials, but The Beatrice’s attention to detail extends from the lineup of cocktails served at the members-only rooftop bar to the special amenities found throughout the spacious, sunny rooms (heated toilet seats, bidets, towel warmers, bathroom speakers, and “fit kits” for guests looking to stay on track with their health goals).

But if you don’t plan to visit this state known for its Gilded Age mansions, intellectual property, endless coastline, and colonial significance anytime soon, at least “From Road to Anywhere” We urge you to stock up on Hartmann’s latest travel solutions.

In addition to the featured products mentioned above, Hartmann has literally responded to the demands of its most discerning customers by rolling out its best-selling Reserve Carry-On to complement the new Reserve Carry-All Tote and Reserve Waist Bag.

Hartmann’s Summer 2026 range can be thought of as a unified travel system, with each piece featuring a matching cotton twill finish, classic colorways like ecru and midnight navy, and luxurious leather.

No matter what kind of journey you decide to take this season, whether you take Interstate 95 to Newport or cross the pond to an exotic location, know that The Beatrice, named for the owner’s mother, Beatrice Temkin, a local philanthropist and civic leader of extraordinary resourcefulness, charm and personality, is always ready to welcome you with open arms.

And what about Hartmann’s luggage? It will be a reliable companion that will make your route even more beautiful.

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Stacia Datskowska Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked as an assistant digital editor at ELLE DECOR, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through the lens of design. Over the past five years, her byline has appeared in USA Today, the Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, the Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Before joining ELLE DECOR, Datskowska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, wrote about big sales events, and curated roundups for gift guides. She graduated from New York University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskowska regularly reports on luxury collaborations in the fields of fashion, beauty, home and travel.