36 hotels on this page
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Hotel Le Fontanelle
Tuscan terracotta floors and exposed timber beams across a restored stone farmhouse.
Hôtel Le Garage Biarritz
Vaulted Crittall doors and warm woods set against restored raw concrete walls.
Hôtel Le Germain Montréal
A technicolor mural facade opens onto sixties-inspired interiors with curved walnut joinery and hanging bubble chairs.
Hôtel Le Germain Québec
Exposed brick walls, dark wood, and ironwork across two linked historic structures.
Hôtel Le Grand Cerf
Native timber panelling and rustic bedframes crafted from reclaimed forest branches.
Hotel Le K2 Altitude
Interconnected timber chalets blending traditional Savoyard woodwork with Tibetan motifs, bronze accents, and rich red fabrics.
Hôtel Le K2 Chogori
Brushed pine woodwork and raw slate meet Tibetan-inspired motifs across modular suites.
Hotel Le K2 Djola
Tibetan-influenced woodwork and Himalayan motifs blended with contemporary urban boutique styling by Capezzone Architecture.
Hôtel Le Manoir
Contemporary rooms and freestanding tubs contrast with seventeenth-century masonry and exposed timber beams.
Hôtel Le Marcel Paris Gare de l'Est
Minimalist white walls with vibrant indigo accents, custom furniture, and pendant lighting framing curated bookshelves.
Hôtel Le Mosaïque
Architect Françoise Ferry restored the 1880s residence with real oak parquet, marble, and granite.
Hôtel Le Nessay
Pastel guestrooms with shiplap walls and showers tucked inside the castle turrets.
Hotel Le Palais Gallien
Original 1895 ceiling moldings and parquet floors contrast with Philippe Starck seating.
Hôtel le Parc
Emmanuel Delayre conceived Japanese-inspired minimalist interiors opening onto leafy private terraces.
Hotel Le Petit Létraz
Modernist lines blend with light oak woodwork and warm Alpine textures throughout.
Hôtel Le Pigonnet 5 étoiles - Esprit de France
Jacques Garcia reimagined the historic bastide lounges and dining rooms for its centenary.
Hotel Le Place d'Armes
A warren of restored timber beams and curved corridors meets custom contemporary interiors by Tristan Auer.
Hôtel Le Prieuré Baumanière
Minimalist contemporary furnishings set against exposed medieval stonework and vaulted priory ceilings.
Hôtel Le Six
Pierre Frey fabrics, light oak woodwork, and custom furnishings sit beneath a glass-capped winter garden atrium.
Hotel Le Vieux Castillon
Whitewashed minimalist interiors contrast with ancient stone walls, antique terracotta floor tiles, and contemporary furnishings.
Hotel Legado Mítico Salta
Eleven themed rooms pair dark timber and leather armchairs with Andean textiles.
Hotel Lemongarden
Local Brač limestone floors meet Murano glass chandeliers inside three restored residences.
Hôtel Les Armures
Restored timber beams and stone vaults meet contemporary furnishings in Old Town.
Hôtel les Barmes de l'Ours
Four themed floors range from pale Scandinavian minimalism to North American lodge styles with bespoke local woodwork.
Hotel Les Capitouls Toulouse Centre - Handwritten Collection
Post-punk Manchester posters and cassette tape art framed by historic pink brick arches.
Hôtel Les Charmettes
Vibrant palettes and works by Breton artists bring an irreverent seaside feel.
Hôtel Les Dames du Panthéon
Six themed floors celebrate French female cultural figures through custom textiles, vintage furnishings, and tailored decor.
Hôtel Les Lumières
Sage-green coffered walls and velvet seating honor Enlightenment thinkers across thirty-one rooms.
Hotel Les Nuits Hotel
Local designer Manuel Opdenakker shaped dramatic monochrome rooms behind heavy dark doors.
Hotel Lilien
Midcentury Marcel Breuer seating and Calder lithographs set against restored Victorian architectural woodwork.
Hotel Lilla Roberts
Zebra-print sofas, elephant lamps, and graphic black checkered floor tiles by Jaakko Puro.
Hotel Lobby Room Sevilla
Vintage furnishings, painted stone walls, and original artworks signed by painter Balcris.
Hôtel Longemalle Genève - Centre ville
StylAgos refreshed the 1905 building in 2019 with Art Deco lighting and colorful antique pieces.
Hôtel Lou Calen
Hamlet-like stone outbuildings sit within untamed gardens designed like a nature reserve.
Hôtel Louvre-Lens
Reclaimed railway sleepers lie underfoot, set against exposed red brick and basalt.
Hotel Lucia
Extensive black-and-white prints by photographer David Hume Kennerly line corridors and guestrooms.