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36 hotels on this page
They did this well. You’ll notice.
Hotel Francuski
Turn-of-the-century Art Nouveau architecture given a contemporary interior facelift in 2022.
Hotel Frantz
Spik Studios interiors blend rich jewel tones, tailored velvet upholstery, and playful brass monkey lamp fixtures.
Hotel Fraye Nashville, Curio Collection by Hilton
Commissioned artwork and tailored interiors honor pioneering Tennessee suffragettes throughout public spaces.
Hotel FREIgeist Göttingen Innenstadt
Moroccan cement tiles and bespoke carpets meet luggage racks built from reclaimed wood.
Hotel Freigold
A golden tower with warm wood grain, sleek metal framing, and panoramic glazing.
Hotel G
Stripped timber floors and vintage bankers' lamps give rooms a warm, residential loft feeling.
Hotel G Yangon
Graphic artwork and saturated blue walls offset warm timber finishes for an energetic, contemporary take on Myanmar style.
Hotel Gabrielli
Andrea Auletta framed Gothic quadrifora windows with hundreds of restored Murano glass chandeliers.
Hotel Gahn
Blackened timber screens shade interior spaces finished with brass-inlaid terrazzo floors.
Hotel Giardino Mountain
Traditional carved timber ceilings meet contemporary rooms accented in vivid fuchsia and lime.
Hotel Gilbert
A living green facade opens to Scandinavian-inspired interiors detailed with classic Viennese wickerwork and blue tiles.
Hotel Gin Budapest
Thirty-five rooms wrap around a vintage spiral staircase, finished in terrazzo and timber.
Hotel Giulia
Restored 1930s Italian facade enclosing rooms finished with warm wood and copper accents.
Hotel Glar Conference & Spa
Interiors by NOKE Architects feature a dramatic five-meter spiral staircase, charred wood pillars, and custom pool mosaics.
Hotel Goldgasse
Sixteen rooms pair restored medieval stonework with Salzburg Festival opera prints and oak.
Hotel Goodwin
In-room record players pair with stone-clad bathrooms and glass showers.
Hôtel Gounod Nice - Côte d'azur
Mickaël Gouret redesigned the Neo-Art Deco interiors with bespoke olive wood furniture.
Hotel Grace La Margna St Moritz
Restored Art Nouveau arches and original woodwork meet a contemporary limestone wing furnished with Molteni&C pieces.
Hotel Granada
Handcrafted millwork and graceful archways open directly onto a central courtyard fountain.
Hotel Granbaita Dolomites
Dark larch wood cladding and geometric timber walls shape the modern alpine interiors.
Hôtel Grand Cœur Latin
Stone colonnades, abbey-inspired archways, and oak finishes across rooms with focused, calm color palettes.
Hotel Grand Ferdinand Wien
Florian Weitzer pairs sleek mid-century architecture with dark parquetry, frosted glass partitions, and leather accents across the listed building.
Hotel Grand Stark
Orange Breccia Pernice marble meets dark green millwork and original hardwood floors.
Hotel Granduca
Interiors by Kara Childress feature reclaimed Italian timber beams, textured plaster walls, and large-scale photography by David Yarrow.
Hotel Gravina 51
An interior atrium with Kentia palms, wicker rockers, and an ornamental pool.
Hotel Great Morning
Custom Kurashiki bamboo bed frames by Tamotsu Yagi beneath hand-troweled lime plaster walls.
Hotel Greif
Architect Boris Podrecca combined thirty-three artist rooms with custom South Tyrolean maple woodwork.
Hotel Greystone
A custom mermaid chandelier hangs above the cream lobby and minimalist guestrooms.
Hotel Groove Shinjuku
Interiors celebrate vinyl culture alongside nine artist-crafted guestrooms featuring vintage cassette tapes and gravity-defying spatial installations.
Hotel Hart
Raw concrete walls, warm timber joinery, and moody lighting define the compact industrial-style interiors.
Hotel Hartness
Sims Patrick Studio set reclaimed barn wood alongside flight-inspired lighting in the manor.
Hotel Haya
Mid-century globe lamps evoke historic Ybor streetlights beneath exposed brick ceilings.
Hotel Healdsburg
Steel-and-glass walkways and custom bay laurel platform beds anchor the warm minimalism.
Hotel Helen Berger
Modernist furniture and warm tones contrast with the building's historic townhouse bones.
Hotel Henri
Velvet upholstery and salvaged vintage furnishings create an eclectic Belle Époque look.
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.