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Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
36 hotels on this page
They did this well. You’ll notice.
Hotel Luciano K
Restored geometric Baldosas Córdova cement floor tiles meet wrought-iron railings and stained glass.
Hotel Lucine
Undulating citrus-hued rooflines wrap an interior courtyard lined with handmade Nicaraguan cement tiles.
Hotel Luna Salada
Walls, bed frames, and dining tables carved entirely from quarried salt blocks.
Hotel Luxe Split
Bold purple satin, metallic accents, and ceilings studded with fiber-optic starry lights.
Hotel Luze Boutique San Sebastián
Curlicue plasterwork and French antique doors bring Belle Époque glamour to the coast.
Hotel Madera Hollywood
Rob Sketcherman painted the pop-art facade mural, fronting Clifton Leung interiors finished in mid-century Hollywood Regency tones.
Hotel Madera Hong Kong
Barcelona studio lagranja designed spaces with living green walls and Bisazza mosaic tiles.
Hôtel Maison Chiberta
Restored architectural arches and terracotta tiling around an Andalusian-style central patio.
Hotel Maison Italia 1029
Raw concrete and warm native woods built behind a restored Republican-era facade.
Hôtel Maison Mère
Interiors feature custom Atelier Dissidi woodwork, honeycomb tiling, velvet banquettes, and rotating shoppable art and ceramics.
Hôtel Maison Volver
Restored 1950s terrazzo floors and Murano glass lamps define the bohemian interiors.
Hotel Manapany
Interiors by François Champsaur feature tropical woods, Brazilian straw lighting, and handwoven Mexican textiles across hillside cottages.
Hotel MANI by AMANO
A green marble fireplace anchors dark parquet floors and vintage leather seating.
Hôtel Marignan Champs-Élysées
Pierre Yovanovitch interiors pair light-oak wall paneling and graphic inlaid marble with bespoke mid-century furnishings.
Hotel Marincanto
Stone terraces and an infinity pool carved directly into the rock face.
Hôtel Marmont
Italian-fitted rooms combine brass accents, jewel tones, and custom furniture.
Hôtel Marquis Faubourg Saint-Honoré
Michele Bönan contrasts Versailles parquet and Louis XVI marble fireplaces with tailored midcentury Italian furnishings.
Hotel Märthof Basel
Tailored woodwork and custom murals across unusual layouts in joined historic buildings.
Hôtel Massé
Warm okoume pine joinery, vintage 1970s furnishings, and large-scale abstract paintings by Christian Rosa in compact rooms.
Hotel Matelote
Peter Deelen paired sixteenth-century timber beams with raw concrete and Artemide lighting fixtures.
Hôtel Maurice
Art Deco velvet, custom brass fixtures, and iridescent tile showers set a rich mood.
Hotel Max
Photographic door murals line the hallways alongside original lobby art by Andy Warhol.
Hotel Maximilian
Czech Modernist styling, custom lighting by Sans Souci glassmakers, terrazzo detailing, and pastel rooms with warm oak joinery.
Hotel Mei Fukuoka Tenjin
Raw concrete walls and blonde timbers meet original artwork from Kyushu's PICFA studio.
Hotel Mercier
Eclectic Art Deco interiors styled with rich velvets, vintage prints, and custom textile artworks by Claes Iversen.
Hôtel Mercure Figeac Viguier du Roy
Calligraphy murals, typographic prints, and antique writing desks honor local linguist Jean-François Champollion.
Hôtel Métropole Genève
Mid-century explorer motifs, moiré wall panels, plush velvets, and restored arched windows framing Lake Geneva views.
Hotel Michael
Honey-maple woodwork, original murals, and custom graphic furnishings reflect architect Michael Graves' signature postmodern aesthetic.
Hotel MidMost Barcelona by Majestic Hotel Group
White and navy rooms feature brass accents above Catalan floor tiles.
Hotel MiL8
Cedar shingles cover angular facades, with birch paneling and colorful climbing wall grips.
Hotel Milu Milano
Carmel Ilan paper artworks set against traditional Milanese terrazzo flooring.
Hotel Miramalfi
Mid-century cliffside architecture features checkerboard floors, vibrant turquoise tiling, and a rock-carved elevator to the sea.
Hotel Miramar
A central glass dome atrium framed by intricate carved Moorish timber arches.
Hotel Miramar Barcelona
A modern terraced wing steps seamlessly into the Montjuïc hillside behind the restored 1929 neoclassical palace facade.
Hotel Miró
Fashion designer Antonio Miró styled the rooms in neutral tones behind green aluminum.
Hotel Modez
Fashion designers styled individual rooms, from knitted facade bricks to graphic wallpaper.
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.