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Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
36 hotels on this page
Extremely rare. Sets the global standard.
1 Hotel Seattle
A Mount Rainier living wall and five hundred driftwood pieces sculpted from Puget Sound anchor the organic interiors.
7132 Hotel
Quarried Vals quartzite slabs, Kengo Kuma oak carpentry, and dramatic dark stucco suites by Peter Zumthor.
Abbaye des Vaux de Cernay
Cordélia de Castellane layers Pierre Frey fabrics, William Morris wallpapers, and candlelit vaulted dining spaces across the estate.
Ace Hotel Toronto
Concrete arches suspend a floating lobby platform above red Don Valley brickwork.
Acro Suites
Suites carved into Mononaftis Bay cliffs with cave plunge pools, raw plaster, and native marble.
Aethos Monterosa
Angular roofs of larch, concrete, and Corten steel echo surrounding Alpine peaks.
Aman Nai Lert Bangkok
Jean-Michel Gathy interiors featuring a twelve-meter golden tree sculpture, black reflecting pool, and ceramic spinning tops.
Aman New York
Pivoting backlit rice-paper screens, dark stone, and murals inspired by Hasegawa Tohaku's classical Pine Trees.
Amangiri
Geometric concrete planes dyed with local sand mirror the surrounding slot canyons.
Amethyst Selene - Adults Only Suites
Earth-sheltered geometric stone suites framed by chestnut pergolas and floor-to-ceiling Ionian Sea panoramas.
Andaru Niseko Villas
Koichi Ishiguro designed two-story steep-pitched timber villas influenced by indigenous Ainu dwellings.
Arctic Bath
A tangled log-jam rotunda encloses an open river plunge pool, paired with minimalist cabins on ice and shore.
Athita The Hidden Court Chiang Saen
Handmade red bricks, reclaimed teak woodwork, and porous masonry screens framing ancient temple views.
Azumi Setoda
Architect Shiro Miura reimagined the compound into sukiya pavilions with Fukumitsu granite.
Bambu Indah
Sculptural bamboo pavilions by IBUKU, curvilinear roofs, and an engineered bamboo elevator descending the gorge.
Benesse House Beach
Tadao Ando designed timber-frame suites right along the shoreline, facing the Inland Sea.
Benesse House Oval
Tadao Ando's subterranean cylinder encircles an elliptical reflecting pool beneath the open sky.
Benesse House Park
Concrete and timber wings frame sculpture lawns and the Seto Inland Sea.
Bethlen Estates Transylvania
Reclaimed timber beams and Saxon ceramic tiled stoves furnish the restored stone cottages.
Blind Tiger Portland – Carleton Street
Mid-century furnishings and rich jewel-box paint tones define the six screen-free bedrooms.
Boca de Agua
Stilted chicozapote pavilions featuring signature wooden latticework, cross-ventilation, and custom furnishings crafted from upcycled industrial timber offcuts.
Brij Lakshman Sagar
Mud and stone cottages furnished with repurposed village tools and brass fixtures.
Britomart Hotel
Ten floors of handmade clay bricks encase timber-lined rooms with custom ceramics.
Buahan, a Banyan Tree Escape
Doorless, wall-free bales built from salvaged boat ironwood open onto panoramic jungle vistas and copper bathtubs.
Camptown Hotel
Shaker simplicity and mid-century lines define the motel rooms and standalone cabins.
Cap Karoso
Brutalist concrete architecture anchors Kornelis Ndapakamang’s deconstructed red and brown ikat wall.
Casa Duro
Three apartments layered with Italian antiques, custom faux-marbre wallpaper, and Pierre Frey textiles.
CASA HOYOS - HOTEL BOUTIQUE
Glazed yellow tiles and peach-lined concrete arches shape the modernist central courtyard.
Casa Newton
Seventies Milanese interiors blend with contemporary art, custom mid-century furnishings, and scalloped pink poolside parasols.
Casa Yahri
Terraced hillside villa featuring whitewashed walls, exposed gnarled timber beams, antique wooden furnishings, and artisanal Santander pottery.
Casa Yuma
Structures finished in pale chukum plaster, pink Puebla adobe screens, and custom artisan ceramic lighting.
Casa9 Zocalo
Three intimate suites showcase original masonry, hand-carved woodwork, and classic French doors around a central courtyard.
Casas da Quinta de Cima
Former farmworkers' cottages show off wicker-and-cane ceilings and local Tavira marble baths.
Casona Los Cedros
Restored colonial architecture blends with polished concrete, woven bejuco lamps, and custom local woodwork around garden courtyards.
Cempedak Island
Sinuous two-story villas handcrafted from sustainable bamboo with spiral staircases and thatched grass roofs.
Chalet Sofija
Sloping triangular rooflines frame floor-to-ceiling alpine glass and custom Roche Bobois furniture.
Gold. Extremely rare. Sets the global standard.
Silver. Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Bronze. They did this well. You’ll notice.
Listed. A defining trait. Makes the hotel what it is.
Design. Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
Luxe. Cared for at every turn. The bath is drawn before you ask.
Local. It could only be here. You wake up knowing where you are.
Heritage. A building with a story. Once a palace, a monastery, a station.
Wellness. You leave feeling new. Rest, sweat, soak and sleep like a stone.
Classic. The city grew up with it. Same rituals, same regulars, same bar.
Resort. A world of its own. Something to do from breakfast to nightcap.