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They did this well. You’ll notice.
Hotel Casa Fuster
Restored Modernista interiors feature black mosaic flooring, fluted marble pillars, and understated reproduction period furniture.
Hotel Casa Góngora - Relais & Châteaux
Moorish courtyard archways open onto rooms lined with handmade terracotta floor tiles.
Hotel Casa Hormiga
Textured surfaces and local timbers unite with traditional thatched roofs, channeling organic wabi-sabi aesthetics through minimalist courtyard suites.
Hotel Casa Izel Roma Norte
Raw concrete walls and parquet floors inside a restored 1917 casona.
Hotel Casa Legado
Mid-century Art Deco architecture styled with Colombian crafts and grandmotherly antiques.
Hotel Casa Morisca
Restored arcaded wooden galleries, plaster archways, and a tiled reflecting pool define the central interior patio.
Hotel Casa Sagnier
Herringbone parquet floors and cane furniture illuminated by Santa and Cole lamps.
Hotel Casa Santo Origen
Timbered ceilings and exposed stone walls contrast with modern furniture in eight secluded suites.
Hôtel Case Latine
Granite pagliaghji pavilions with planted roofs, linked by narrow cliffside stone alleys.
Hotel Casona del Colegio
Custom Hechizoo woven tapestries and marble floor mosaics set beside preserved brick arches.
Hotel Ceres am Meer
Charcoal-and-white rooms with dark bog oak floors facing the Baltic sun.
Hotel Cervetta 5
Minimalist Italian furniture balances unpolished timber and rough handmade finishes across white interiors.
Hotel Chadstone Melbourne
Curved glass couture-inspired architecture connects to a dramatic arched timber colonnade.
Hotel Charleston Santa Teresa
Exposed cedar beams, coral-stone arches, and courtyards uniting colonial and republican architecture.
Hôtel Château d'Eau Paris
Necchi Architecture pairs dark burgundy gloss and chrome lamps with chequered shower tiles.
Hotel Château Monfort Milan
Theatrical neo-romantic interiors draw inspiration from opera librettos and classic ballets, featuring whimsical custom furnishings.
Hotel Chourakukan
Renaissance Revival architecture housing eclectic salons with authentic Baccarat crystal chandeliers, stained glass, and marble fireplaces.
Hotel Christiania
Ladin timber construction expanded with floor-to-ceiling glass by the founding Bioc family.
Hotel Christiania Teater
Annemone Wille Waage interiors set theatrical velvets against restored historic arches.
Hotel Citrine
Eco-conscious interiors blend recycled terrazzo surfaces, cork flooring, curvy bouclé seating, and playful bursts of citrus color.
Hôtel Clarisse
Industrial salvaged materials and mosaic-tiled bathrooms from a complete 2022 overhaul.
Hotel Clark Budapest
Salvaged bank colonnades and lion emblems anchor the curved concrete riverfront facade.
Hotel Claude Marbella
Peaked timbered ceilings and Moorish arches set above sleek modern bathroom fixtures.
Hotel Clermont Atlanta
Rattan furniture and sultry 1970s styling bring playful retro glamour to the interiors.
Hotel Coco
ALH stacked overlapping timber arches at the street entrance before steel, glass, and brick.
Hôtel Cœur de Megève
Sybille de Margerie reimagines alpine chalets with brushed walnut millwork and coral-red accents.
Hotel Colee
Custom lavender millwork and reupholstered vintage barber chairs anchor the public spaces.
Hotel Collect Budapest
Belle Époque and Art Deco styling with black lacquer, gold, and modernist furniture.
Hotel Colón Gran Meliá - The Leading Hotels of the World
An ornate 1929 stained-glass dome illuminates the lobby, contrasting with contemporary guestrooms dressed in bold Seville gold.
Hotel Contessina
Modernist low-rise blocks softened by perforated timber screens and climbing greenery.
Hôtel Cordée des Alpes
Hand-cut timber, exposed beams, and local stone paired with etched Valais mountain murals and Nepalese carpets.
Hotel Cort
Interiors feature custom hand-painted floor tiles, brass fixtures, antique maritime charts, and Mallorcan ikat textile wall coverings.
Hotel Cortijo del Marqués
Converted stables and granaries display exposed timber beams alongside original stone feeding troughs.
Hotel Costanero MGallery
A curved glass facade mirrors the bay around an eleven-story central atrium.
Hotel Cote Cour Beijing
Anhui grey brickwork and painted rafters blend with modern skylit lounge architecture.
Hotel Covington
Original display windows and concrete columns sit alongside tailored early-twentieth-century rooms.
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.