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Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
36 hotels on this page
They did this well. You’ll notice.
HAB Hotel
Custom Zientte woodwork and Wayúu textile art across three connected brick houses.
Habita Hotel
A frosted glass double skin wraps custom minimalist interiors, modernist furniture, and Jan Hendrix bronze art.
HABITA79, Pompeii, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Custom encaustic tiles and mid-century Italian armchairs dress rooms in Roman-inspired palettes.
Habitat Boutique Hotel
Architect owners set original frescoed vaults against dark volcanic stone and raw steel.
Hacienda de San Rafael
Whitewashed courtyards feature terracotta tiles alongside Indian and Zimbabwean pieces collected by the owners.
Hacienda del Mar member of Meliá Collection
Melvin Villarroel designed the terracotta village architecture, filled with arches and custom ceramics.
Hacienda El Santuario San Miguel de Allende
Ancient stone staircases connect terraced gardens with custom wrought iron and regional tilework.
Hacienda Pena Pobre Hotel
Restored historic architecture frames mid-century modern furnishings, crisp neutral palettes, and curated works by Mexican artists.
Hacienda San Angel
Interconnected hillside villas linked by statue-strewn courtyards, trickling fountains, and terracotta pathways under bougainvillea.
Hacienda Xcanatun, Angsana Heritage Collection
Contemporary chukum and limestone pavilions set against original eighteenth-century masonry walls.
HakoBA Hakodate by THE SHARE HOTELS
Exposed 1932 concrete beams and a salvaged mid-century hotel neon sign.
Hakone Retreat Villa 1/f
Timber-framed forest bungalows with wood-burning stoves sit beside Akira Watanabe's glass-walled pavilion.
Halcyon, a hotel in Cherry Creek, Denver
Loft-style rooms balance in-room vinyl turntables with leather postal door pouches.
Halepuna Waikiki by Halekulani
Champalimaud interiors pairing warm teak finishes, vaulted ceilings, and calm neutral palettes.
HALL Arts Hotel, Dallas, Autograph Collection
Bright rooms display large regional photography canvases beside smart automated lighting controls.
Hammerack Hotel
Eclectic modern and antique interiors anchored by a three-story Alberto Gorla astronomical clock.
Hammetts Hotel
Maritime-industrial architecture with oversized marina-view windows and crisp blue-and-white interior palettes.
Hanakohro
Sixteen tatami suites built with shoji paper screens and stone-tile soaking tubs.
Hanare
HAGI STUDIO reinterprets the decentralized town-hotel model, paring mid-century wooden interiors down to clean tatami and timber.
Hangshan Wangshan Life Diaoxue Garden
Glass pavilions and vertical living walls intersect with traditional Huizhou horse-head gables.
Hangzhou Littlenap Hotel
Red-brick arches, traditional Chinese rooflines, and minimalist white plaster framing eleven low-slung guest suites.
Hangzhou West City Hot Spring Blossom Hill
Low-slung villa architecture blending natural timber, white plaster, floor-to-ceiling glass, and panoramic mountain views.
Hangzhou Wulin Gda Hotel, Vignette Collection, an IHG Hotel
Restored contemporary interiors featuring bespoke Hangzhou textile motifs, curated florals, and Bluetooth turntables in every room.
Hansar Bangkok
A tropical tower pairing cantilevered green sky gardens with warm teak interiors and deep terrazzo soaking tubs.
Harbourmaster Hotel
Exposed stone walls and subtle porthole motifs shape the maritime bedrooms.
HarbourView Inn
Jenny Keenan interiors pairing woven accents, custom teal armoires, and David Boatwright drawings with nineteenth-century brickwork.
Hard Rock Hotel Maldives
Clean white architectural massing by Eco-id Architects, with drum motifs and local murals.
Hardenberg BurgHotel
Half-timbered gables, exposed stone walls, native timber flooring, and coffered ceilings define the restored country-house interiors.
Harmon Guest House
A reclaimed redwood sun screen and board-marked concrete surround a bridge-crossed central courtyard.
Harmon House
Townhouse bedrooms finished in saturated hues with dark granite and white marble bathrooms.
Hart Shoreditch Hotel London, Curio Collection by Hilton
Interiors by Fabled Studio showcase wrought-iron staircases, mahogany toolbox-inspired lights, and textured herringbone and marble bathrooms.
Hartwell House Hotel & Spa
Intricate Rococo friezes, Georgian ceilings, and a four-hundred-year-old Jacobean staircase carved with eccentric figures.
Hasbrouck House
Reclaimed hardwood floors, Materia Designs lighting, and hand-woven vintage rugs set against historic bluestone walls and angled ceilings.
Haston Old Town
Fourteenth-century Gothic brick vaults balanced by quiet contemporary lines.
Hattvika Lodge
Hillside cabins elevated on steel posts by Våg arkitekter above the historic harbor.
Haute Guais
Sophie Bannier pairs British patterns with restored Isidore Odorico mosaics and bow windows.
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.