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They did this well. You’ll notice.
Hotel NH Collection Frankfurt Spin Tower
Hadi Teherani designed this twisted glass tower around an eleven-meter atrium lobby.
Hotel NH Collection Helsinki Grand Hansa
Historic Art Nouveau arched windows meet clean Scandinavian interiors lined in pale timber.
Hotel NH Collection Ibiza
Reclaimed yacht floorboards meet polished stainless steel walls by Baranowitz + Kronenberg.
Hotel NH Collection Madrid Eurobuilding
A curved multimedia LED vault illuminates the soaring central atrium lobby.
Hotel NH Collection Madrid Palacio de Tepa
Ramón Esteve restored vaulted ceilings and corrala courtyards alongside minimalist oak interiors.
Hotel NH Collection Milano CityLife
A 13-storey modern tower adjoins the restored church, featuring organ-inspired gilded reception walls and terrazzo floors.
Hotel NH Collection New York Madison Avenue
Interiors channel mid-century Madison Avenue advertising through exposed brick, warm walnut millwork, vintage radios, and period record players.
Hotel NH Collection Palacio de Córdoba
Paolo Mauri balances clean lines and noble materials against restored eighteenth-century stonework.
Hotel NH Collection Prague Carlo IV
Ornate Neo-Renaissance architecture by Achille Wolf contrasts with sleek modern interiors, marble columns, and a contemporary glass wing.
Hotel NH Collection Taormina
A glass-bottomed swimming pool filters soft daylight directly into the foyer.
Hotel NH Collection Valencia Colón
Lorenzo Castillo layered the interiors with French, British, and Indian decorative motifs.
Hotel NH Collection Venezia Murano Villa
Industrial brick pavilions transformed with raw steel, glass installations, and lagoon views.
Hotel NH Copenhagen Grand Joanne
Wicker headboards and retro bronze bathroom tiles set within restored 1892 architecture.
Hotel nhow Lima
Cusco textile headboards and a sunglass-wearing llama sculpture guarding the bar fireplace.
Hotel nhow London
Punk-meets-pop interiors feature a rocket-shaped Big Ben sculpture, graffiti royal murals, and bowler hat bedside lamps.
Hotel nhow Marseille
A chandelier of four thousand steel sardines suspended above the Sky Bar.
Hotel nhow Milano
Matteo Thun converted railway shed interiors with retro-futuristic styling and vibrant resin chandeliers.
Hotel nhow Roma Vittorio Veneto
Emiliano Calderini layers torn classical wallpaper over ancient Roman brickwork motifs.
Hotel Niwa Tokyo
Four seasonal Japanese gardens weave through the property alongside sliding shoji screens and warm wood accents.
Hotel No Vacancy®
Eight studios feature whitewashed brick and countertops salvaged from historic hotels.
Hotel No. 11
European curiosities gathered by VW bus, from Limoges porcelain to Gascon chandeliers.
Hotel Norge by Scandic
A color-shifting sun installation anchors vibrant interiors designed by Dutch studio Concrete.
Hôtel Notre-Dame Saint Michel
Christian Lacroix interiors layering jewel-toned velvets, faux-cobbled carpets, and medieval-inspired murals in a Left Bank townhouse.
Hotel Noum Osaka
Warm timber interiors and potted greenery look out over the Okawa River.
Hotel Nox Ljubljana
Slovenian interior designers shaped each room with bespoke millwork from Hit Preless.
Hotel Nyack - JDV by Hyatt
Loft-style accommodations feature eleven-foot ceilings, exposed industrial factory elements, and colorful custom furnishings.
Hotel Oasia Aarhus
Raw ash plank floors meet classic Poul Kjærholm chairs and modular shelving.
Hotel Ocelle Thermae & Spa
Nautical teak detailing and black terracotta tiles orient rooms toward the lake.
Hotel Ohla
Frederic Amat ceramic eyes stud the neoclassical facade above minimalist oak-floored rooms.
Hotel Ohla Barcelona
Frederic Amat ceramic eyeball sculptures cover the neoclassical facade, leading into stark monochrome guestrooms with oak floors.
Hotel Ohla Eixample Barcelona
A rhythmic ceramic façade conceals light-filled Scandinavian minimalism, anchored by muted palettes, leather, and warm woods.
Hotel Okura Macau
Rooms blend light timber finishes, shoji-inspired paper lighting, Japanese screens, and bamboo-motif woven rugs.
Hotel Okura Manila
An atrium lobby featuring a glass pagoda reception and minimalist rock garden sets a serene tone.
Hotel One Shot Fortuny
Klein blue accents and geometric furnishings set against restored Art Deco details.
Hotel One Shot Palácio Cedofeita
Candy-striped bedding and blue velvet accents set against neoclassical moldings and stained glass.
Hotel One Shot Prado
Las 2 Mercedes paired modernist chairs with exposed pipe wardrobes and rotating photography.
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.