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.
Hôtel Eastwest by Malone
Contemporary European lines meet East Asian accents across serene timber-screened interiors.
Hôtel Edouard VII
Gemstone-hued rooms and couture-inspired suites tailored with velvets, cashmere, silk drapery, and playful bowler-hat lighting.
Hotel Eiffel Blomet
Rosewood cabinetry, geometric carpets, and bespoke fittings accented with subtle tones of celadon, teal, and aquamarine.
Hotel El Convento
Guest rooms feature original ausubo ironwood beams overhead and Andalusian tile floors.
Hotel El Ganzo
Murals painted by visiting artists, and an underground recording studio beneath the lobby.
Hotel El Manantial del Silencio
Architect Mariano Sepúlveda paired thick adobe walls with ceilings woven from hollow cane.
Hotel El Vicenç de la Mar
Stepped marès sandstone walls and cerulean tilework mirror the surrounding Tramuntana cliffs.
Hotel El Zarzo Medellín
Local studio 5 Sólidos shaped warm minimalist interiors finished in native timber and slate.
Hotel Elena de Cobre
Raw copper volumes crown charred timber and restored colonial hydraulic tiles.
Hotel Elephant Weimar, Autograph Collection
Modular Bauhaus furniture and custom steamer trunks in rooms recalling 1920s Weimar.
Hôtel Elysia by Inwood Hotels
Oscar Lucien Ono interiors combining classic Haussmannian proportions with Art Déco accents, Macassar ebony, and warm gold tones.
Hotel Emblem San Francisco
Book-stacked walls and manual typewriters channel mid-century Beat generation style.
Hotel EMC2, Autograph Collection
Rockwell Group interiors pairing 1920s laboratory details with custom gramophone amplifier speakers and reception zoetrope art.
Hotel Endémico
Corten steel cabins hover on stilts above the rocky desert hillside.
Hotel Erwin
Interiors styled with wicker seating, funhouse mirrors, and seventies surf motifs.
Hotel España
Period Moderniste public halls with intricate tile mosaics meet guestrooms layered in saturated jewel tones and dark woods.
Hotel Esplanade Tergesteo
Catellani and Smith gold lighting fixtures illuminate the open lobby and wood-accented lounges.
Hotel Estheréa
Theatrical maximalist interiors layering bold floral wallpaper, sparkling crystal chandeliers, rich velvets, mahogany paneling, and indoor aquariums.
Hotel Exquisit
Modern alpine interiors combining natural regional timber, stone accents, and south-facing private mountain view balconies.
Hotel F6
A sheltered central courtyard with riad styling, framed by contemporary blond-wood interiors.
Hotel Fabian
Monochromatic Scandinavian interiors arranged around a light-filled central courtyard with top-floor lofts.
Hôtel Fabric Paris
Salvaged workshop pieces, bold graphic textiles, and exposed factory brickwork shape thirty-three loft-style rooms.
Hotel Fasano Belo Horizonte
Perforated brick cobogós and warm timber house mid-century Brazilian modernist furniture.
Hotel Fauchère
Hudson River School oils contrast with anigre wood in subterranean Bar Louis.
Hotel Felix
Eco-conscious interiors featuring a floor-to-ceiling birch log wall and tranquil indoor pond.
Hotel Fermata
Whitewashed walls, warm neutrals, and light timber joinery crafted to invite constant Pacific ocean breezes.
Hotel Figueroa
Restored Spanish Colonial interiors pairing heavy timber beams, hand-troweled plaster, intricate tilework, and local female art collections.
Hôtel Filigrane & Spa
Graphic monochrome interiors draw on banknote motifs, paired with custom geometric Johanna Gullichsen upholstery.
Hotel Finse 1222
Snøhetta updated the interiors with an indigo lounge and elevated rooftop suites.
Hotel Fitzroy
A restored Edwardian villa joined to a black-panelled annex by a glass walkway.
Hôtel Flaubert
Designer Natalia Megret refitted the interiors with maritime stripes, woven carpets, and vintage posters.
Hotel Flora
Design By Us styled the bedrooms with vintage finds and unexpected color combinations.
Hotel Florida
A stone-columned central atrium with checkered marble flooring under a sunlit glass ceiling.
Hotel Florida Paris
Interiors blend 1970s glamour with Art Deco details, featuring walnut wall paneling, geometric tiles, and plush velvet seating.
Hôtel Fort St Laurent Lyon - Handwritten Collection
Contemporary guest rooms sit beneath centuries-old timber rafters and vaulted stone walls.
Hotel Føroyar
Friis & Moltke tiered concrete architecture with turf roofs embedded into the hillside.
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.