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Hotel Plaza 18
A restored glass atrium and Portuguese marble staircase anchor six individual suites.
Hotel Pontsteiger
Raw concrete ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass inside a landmark waterfront ceramic building.
Hotel Porta Fira
A 110-meter twisting red tower designed by Toyo Ito with curved aluminum tubes.
Hotel Porto Marina Guatapé
Polished timber cabins on pilings integrate stone accents and circular porthole windows.
Hotel Post Bezau
Architect Oskar Kaufmann shapes clean Vorarlberg timber forms in untreated blonde wood.
Hotel Praktik Bakery
Industrial-chic rooms feature crisp white subway tiling, wainscoting, and whimsical elevator signage etched onto wooden bread paddles.
Hotel Praktik Rambla
Designer Lázaro Rosa-Violán set stark minimalist bedrooms against sculpted Catalan mouldings.
Hotel Pravo
A glowing UFO reception desk, interactive floor projections, and dark exterior glass with an LED rain facade.
Hotel Presidente
Salvaged textile sewing machines and exposed brick define the industrial lobby.
Hôtel Prince de Conti Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Éric Allart redesign with saturated jewel tones, antique boiseries, and tailored period fabrics.
Hotel Principe di Salina
Whitewashed colonnaded terraces built in traditional Aeolian style overlook Stromboli.
Hotel Prinsenhof
De Zwarte Hond combined modernist art with antique furnishings beneath century-old rafters.
Hotel Proverbs Taipei
Ray Chen arranges zoned open layouts beneath dark oak panelling, aged copper surfaces, and dramatic crystal chandeliers.
Hotel Pulitzer Barcelona
Eclectic interiors by Lázaro Rosa-Violán pairing turquoise bathroom tiles with an ornate reception desk salvaged from Sicily.
Hotel Pulitzer Buenos Aires
Lázaro Rosa-Violán composed the interiors with bold graphic lines, dark woods, rich leather, and vibrant retro accents.
Hôtel Pulitzer Paris
Lázaro Rosa-Violán layers woven lampshades, antique mirror tiles, and bespoke cabinetry bathed in a warm golden glow.
Hotel Pura Vida
Owner-designers shaped the interiors with warming earth tones, ceramics, and wrought iron.
Hotel Q! Berlin
Continuous red linoleum surfaces fold directly into walls and integrated bedside bathtubs.
Hotel Q92
Classical marble busts meet contemporary artworks inside a restored Baroque palazzo.
Hotel Quadrifolio
Spanish colonial architecture centered on a leafy garden patio with carved clover motifs.
Hotel Quadrille Relais & Châteaux
Checkerboard floors, a subterranean mirror tunnel, and rooms themed after classic novelists.
Hotel Quelle Nature Spa Resort
Vertical larch wood slats and floor-to-ceiling glass facing the Dolomites.
Hôtel Radio
Original 1930 Odorico mosaics and ironwork echo early radio-wave motifs.
Hôtel Récamier
Chequered marble floors, draped canopy headboards, and textured accents across six individually styled townhouse floors.
Hotel Regency
Saturated silk wall coverings and high contrast refresh the nineteenth-century carved boiserie.
Hotel Regina Barcelona
High ceilings, large windows, and custom oak millwork define the minimalist rooms.
Hotel Relais La Sommità
Ascetic minimalism paired with original star-vaulted calcarenite stone ceilings, bleached oak, and creamy linen furnishings.
Hotel Rendale Miami Beach
An eight-story Art Deco tower seamlessly joined with a 1926 Mediterranean home.
Hotel Renew Honolulu
American white oak paneling and custom rattan furnishings define the minimalist rooms.
Hotel Resonance Taipei
Sleek geometric architecture inspired by motion pictures encloses interiors styled with cinematic murals and glowing On Air lights.
Hôtel Restaurant Anne de Bretagne | Mathieu Guibert
A bright contemporary villa pairing minimalist wood furnishings, calm neutral palettes, and panoramic Bay of Biscay sea views.
Hôtel Restaurant Au Boeuf Couronné
Interiors pair branded timber cattle silhouettes with burgundy leather seating, subway tiles, and solid wood desks.
Hôtel Restaurant Baud
Themed suites dressed in bold jewel tones, including the blue-hued Picasso suite.
Hotel restaurant de Bouilhac
Antique armoires and Firbeix terracotta tiles sit beside understated contemporary furniture.
