One of eight vibes
Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
36 hotels on this page
They did this well. You’ll notice.
InterContinental New York Barclay
Federalist architecture revived with a grand Carrara marble lobby staircase, eagle medallion brass doorplates, and classical moldings.
Kimpton Ashbel New York - Park Avenue Hotel
Townhouse-inspired interiors by Busta Studio pair limed oak paneling, custom mosaic tiling, and bespoke jade headboards.
Kimpton Theta New York
Curving sculptural portals, Isamu Noguchi-inspired plasterwork, and pale timber millwork shape the calming Midtown interiors.
Library Hotel
Ten floors organized by the Dewey Decimal Classification system with curated mini-libraries in every room.
Lotte New York Palace
Restored Gilded Age plasterwork and carved marble fireplaces meet an integrated fifty-five-story modern Manhattan tower.
Made Hotel
Studio MAI balances cast concrete ceilings and exposed bronze details with warm French oak and handwoven bohemian textiles.
Maison Hudson
Thomas Juul-Hansen designed the residences with recessed black metal picture windows facing the river.
Mandarin Oriental New York
A 35th-floor sky lobby anchored by Dale Chihuly glass installations and suites framing panoramic park views.
Merrion Row Hotel
Interiors evoke Georgian Dublin through emerald accents, herringbone patterns, rich blue furnishings, and curated Irish landscape photography.
ModernHaus SoHo
Bauhaus inspired interiors showcase museum grade original art by Alexander Calder, George Condo, and KAWS throughout public spaces.
Moxy East Village
Rockwell Group designed the interiors as an urban timeline, anchored by a suspended wire-mesh sculpture in Cathédrale.
Moxy NYC Chelsea
Micro-rooms with foldaway pegboard furniture, lava-stone sinks, and a three-story conservatory living green wall.
Moxy NYC Lower East Side
Modular rooms feature pegboard walls, foldaway furniture, and bathroom vanities with red lava stone sinks.
Moxy Times Square
Yabu Pushelberg channels playful urban camping through raw industrial materials, train-station flight boards, and adaptable modular quarters.
NoMo SoHo
An ivy-laced entry archway and a sunlit greenhouse atrium with crystal chandeliers lead to blue-hued loft rooms.
Park Hyatt New York
Interiors showcase over three hundred contemporary artworks, custom furnishings, and tailored bronze screens across the lower One57 tower.
Park Terrace Hotel
Book-matched aspen wood panels, terrazzo floors, and a custom bronze leaf chandelier frame park-facing interiors.
Pod 39
Vanessa Guilford's modular micro-rooms pack under-bed storage, airplane-inspired shelving, and private rainfall showers into tight footprints.
Pod Brooklyn Hotel
Modular prefabricated pods arranged around open courtyards and glass skybridges.
Refinery Hotel
Loft rooms feature twelve-foot ceilings, distressed hardwood floors, factory-style windows, and tactile industrial finishes.
Renaissance New York Midtown Hotel
Motion-responsive digital tapestries in the corridor pair with raw concrete walls and black marble lobby floors.
Romer Hell's Kitchen
Preserved red marble panels meet midcentury cantilevered chandeliers, velvet banquettes, and bohemian apartment-style guest rooms with retro tilework.
Sixty LES Hotel
Jim Walrod curates art-forward interiors balancing industrial loft finishes with illuminated Lee Friedlander photography.
Smyth Tribeca
Mid-century furnishings, custom Guastavino fireplace tiles, warm mahogany paneling, and curated photography across intimate lobby living rooms.
Sofitel New York
Art Deco millwork, custom lacquered furnishings, brass lighting, and a cascading Lasvit chandelier at the grand staircase.
Soho Grand Hotel
Bill Sofield interiors pair molded concrete and wire-mesh glass with whimsical peacock murals and cast-iron Great Dane sculptures.
Soho House New York
Converted Meatpacking warehouse lofts with exposed timber beams, raw brick walls, and eclectic mid-century furnishings.
The Benjamin Royal Sonesta New York
Interiors feature an onyx-backed cigar box lobby, warm leather, brass accents, and residential rooms with herringbone floors.
The Box House Hotel
Converted factory lofts featuring exposed structural beams, hardwood flooring, antique curios, and custom murals by Kip Jacobs.
The Broome Hotel
A Moroccan-tiled open-air courtyard connects five floors of guestrooms layered with collected books and private artwork.
The Chatwal
Interiors feature custom steamer trunk wardrobes, rich oxblood hues, and streamlined Art Deco details throughout.
The Chemists Club Hotel
Ilmiodesign blends restored architectural arches with jewel-toned velvet seating and curated vintage laboratory glassware displays.
The Dominick
Rockwell Group interiors pair bronze and leather lobby accents with Fendi Casa furnishings and floor-to-ceiling glass.
The Evelyn Hotel
Interiors balance restored Art Nouveau details with bespoke brass trombone chandeliers and modernist brasserie murals.
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.