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36 hotels on this page
They did this well. You’ll notice.
Hotel Cph Living
Twelve cabins built inside a converted cargo barge with water-level glass walls.
Hotel Cram Barcelona
A seven-story cylindrical atrium beneath a skylight channels natural light through the core.
Hôtel Crayon Rouge
Interiors by Julie Gauthron match custom illustrated wallpapers with vintage flea-market desks and saturated color-block palettes.
Hotel Crescent Court
Philip Johnson designed the curved limestone facade crowned by slate mansard roofs.
Hôtel Crillon le Brave - Provence
Charles Zana interiors combine terracotta tomettes with exposed timber beams.
Hotel Cruz del Vado
Locally quarried pink marble encases relief-carved wooden doors and exposed brick archways.
Hotel Cultia Dazaifu
Preserved earthen clay walls and sheer linen noren beside private stone gardens.
Hotel Cumbres Lastarria
Geometric solar screens wrap the exterior, giving way to Enrique Concha interiors that blend sleek modernism with heritage accents.
Hotel d'Angleterre Geneva
Eclectic British townhouse interiors with original Miró sketches and signature leopard-print fabrics.
Hotel Dama
Mid-century apartment conversion pairing checkered marble floors with bespoke dark wood furnishings and curated Mexican ceramics.
Hôtel Dame des Arts
Interiors by Raphaël Navot pairing charred oak floors, curved wood paneling, and French New Wave cinematic touches.
Hotel Daniel Graz
Mid-century furnishings, Bruno Rey chairs, and Werner Aisslinger's prefabricated glass LoftCube perched atop the rooftop.
Hotel Daniel Vienna
Exposed concrete ceilings, suspended window hammocks, a garden Airstream trailer, and a rooftop sailboat sculpture.
Hotel Daphne
Arts and Crafts forms blend with Folk Victorian motifs, psychedelic textile headboards, and handmade tilework.
Hotel Das James
Loft interiors combine preserved naval crane rails and handcrafted sea-glass chandeliers.
Hotel Das Kohlmayr
A 2025 suite extension hangs cantilevered over the neighboring mountain waterfall.
Hotel Das Weitzer
Nineteenth-century rooms pair graphic modern furnishings with gilded antique mirrors.
Hôtel de Berri Champs-Élysées, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Paris
Louvre workshop plaster casts populate the dedicated sculpture room alongside forty antique fireplaces with Atmos clocks.
Hotel de Blanke Top
A sculptural sea-blue steel staircase anchors dune-toned interiors designed by Studio Linse.
Hotel de Bourgtheroulde, Autograph Collection
Contemporary glass interventions meet sixteenth-century timbered ceilings and carved stone fireplaces.
Hotel De Castillion
Designer Jelle Neels set polished Art Deco details against exposed historic timbers.
Hotel de Diseño Resotel Salamanca
A blue-glass cube above petrol pumps, filled with neon-lit racing memorabilia.
Hotel De Hallen
Industrial steel, polished concrete, and Scandinavian furnishings fill the soaring central corridor beneath original skylights.
Hotel de l'Abbaye
Maison Hand interiors blending Pierre Paulin chairs with original stone staircases.
Hôtel de L'Abbaye Le Tronchet
Contemporary guest rooms contrast with centuries-old exposed granite masonry and lime-washed walls.
Hôtel de l'Alpage
French manor architecture pairs slate mansard roofs with a stained-glass spiral staircase.
Hotel de l'Opera Hanoi MGallery
An eight-storey central atrium framed by jewel-toned velvet furnishings and dressing-room vanity mirrors.
Hôtel de la Mer | Brignogan
Wunder Architectes shaped minimalist interiors facing the rocky granite coastline.
Hotel De La Poste D'avallon
Bedrooms furnished with handpicked antique furniture and vintage decor that guests can purchase.
Hôtel de la Rue de Lille Paris - Saint-Germain-des-Près
Jean-Luc Bras pairs tactile Kvadrat wall coverings and brass fixtures with curated Parisian flea-market antiques and mid-century classics.
Hotel de Lagom
Scandinavian minimalism and subtle French detailing shape calm interiors in the Old Quarter.
Hotel de LËN
Carved exterior timber and bedrooms lined in reclaimed Swiss pine and fir.
Hotel de Londres
Subway-tiled bathrooms, thistle wallpapers, and oiled Aletsch oak floors crafted by architecture studio Atelier Zürich.
Hôtel de Montesquieu
Elliott Barnes interiors blend Haussmannian proportions with Persian-inspired palettes, pale parquet flooring, and custom brass lighting.
Hôtel de NELL
Minimalist interiors by Jean-Michel Wilmotte pair heated oak parquet and Oregon myrtlewood with solid marble soaking tubs.
Hôtel de Paris Saint-Tropez
A suspended glass-bottom rooftop pool floating directly over the central lobby atrium.
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.