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36 hotels on this page
They did this well. You’ll notice.
Hotel Heron Alexandria Old Town, Curio Collection by Hilton
Tented ceilings, amber lighting, and burnished brass anchor intimate cocktail den Francis Hall.
Hotel Hevresac
Spruce plywood joinery and contemporary micro-cement sit beside restored eighteenth-century ceiling beams.
Hotel Hirschen · Fine Hotel, Restaurant & Spa · Schwarzenberg
NONA Architects framed contemporary glass and local timber against the historic shingled facades.
Hotel Hof Galerie
Clean gallery interiors showcase original paintings, sculptures, and installations by Sylt artists across the light-filled suites.
Hotel Hospes Amérigo
Creamy-white modernist interiors by designer Tomás Alía framed by high ceilings and dark wood.
Hotel Hospes Palacio de San Esteban Salamanca
Exposed timber beams and curving stone arches frame romantic candlelit convent interiors.
Hotel Hospes Palau de la Mar | Valencia
Monastic minimalism meets nineteenth-century architecture with white marble, wenge timber, and glass.
Hôtel HoY
Feng Shui interiors pair textured concrete and lime-wash walls with custom teal headboards and hand-glazed Zellige tiles.
Hotel I Portici
Restored Liberty-era frescoes and stucco ceilings balance minimalist contemporary Italian furnishings throughout.
Hotel Ibara Ibiza
Calm coastal interiors open onto garden balconies and quiet, sea-facing terraces.
Hotel Ibrahim Pasha
Stripped wood floors and antique Turkish rugs meet a crackling hearth.
Hotel ICON
A massive indoor vertical garden anchors soaring glass atriums and guest rooms facing Victoria Harbour.
Hôtel INDARRA & Spa - Piscine
Architect Delphine Carrère pairs pale wood paneling with exposed historic farmhouse timbers.
Hotel Indy
Exposed 1969 concrete ceilings meet vivid furnishings inside this converted Brutalist office building.
Hotel Infante Santo
Minimalist interiors with herringbone oak floors, slatted timber accents, and Tagus river views.
Hotel Iriarte Jauregia
Vaulted rough-hewn timber beams create miniature cathedral ceilings above stone-accented guest rooms.
Hotel Ivy
Stepped profiles and clean architectural lines reflect the surrounding 1930s tower facade.
Hotel J
Light oak joinery, nautical textiles, and Newport sailing aesthetics crafted in crisp Scandinavian style.
Hotel Jan Luyken
Interiors feature Rosa Norvegia marble, rich velvet seating, and restored emerald entrance tiles curated by Nicemakers.
Hôtel Jardins Secrets
Brocade canopies and freestanding bathtubs draped in silk curtains.
Hotel Jen Beijing by Shangri-La
Playful urban interiors showcase porcelain-leaf tree sculptures, colorful custom furnishings, and vibrant street-art murals throughout.
Hotel JL No76
Guest rooms feature custom textile-pattern wallpapers by artist Barbara Broekman paired with contemporary furnishings.
Hotel Josef
Architect Eva Jiřičná anchored the modernist interiors around a suspended glass staircase.
Hotel Joyce
Exposed stone walls, trompe l'œil bookshelf stencils, and a glass-roofed atrium lounge anchor the playful interiors.
Hotel June West LA
Studio Collective interiors in blonde oak and terrazzo fill Welton Becket's 1968 mid-century concrete tower.
Hotel K
Contemporary Italian furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass pavilions facing the Vosges forest canopy.
Hotel Kabuki
Mark Zeff layers charred shou sugi ban cedar against graphic shibori textiles.
Hotel Kaiserhof Ravensburg
Restored neo-Baroque details meet monochrome guestrooms and an open glass-cube show kitchen.
Hotel Kansas City - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
Interiors blend 1920s club architecture with blush palettes, sculptural lighting, and cameo portraits of women.
Hotel Karae
Century-old sake brewery timbers and handmade ceramic door handles accent the interiors.
Hotel Katarina
Interiors blending maritime motifs, vibrant Mediterranean palettes, and open stone terraces facing the Pelješac Channel.
Hotel Keppler Paris Champs-Élysées
Pierre-Yves Rochon interiors pair graphic black-and-white schemes with damask drapery under classic moulded plaster ceilings.
Hotel Ketchum
Tree-stump furnishings and custom sheep murals by local artist Rudi Broschofsky.
Hotel Keyforest HOKUTO
Angular exposed-concrete architecture houses trapezoidal windows and minimalist natural timber interiors.
Hotel Kitzhof Mountain Design Resort
Interiors blending salvaged farmhouse timber, mountain larch floors, antler fixtures, and contemporary Italian designer furnishings.
Hotel Kong Arthur
Herringbone parquet floors, high wall paneling, and custom Danish fixtures in loft apartments.
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.