One of eight vibes
Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
36 hotels on this page
They did this well. You’ll notice.
Las Clementinas
Flooring salvaged from flooded canal timbers, accented by hand-painted Colombian floor tiles.
Las Majadas, Hotel & Centro de Reuniones
A low-slung timber and concrete pavilion by Lyon Bosch Arquitectos nestled quietly into the surrounding heritage woodland.
Las Mañanitas
Pink colonial courtyards and lawns set with bronze sculptures by Francisco Zúñiga.
Las Ventanas al Paraiso, A Rosewood Resort
Hand-inlaid pebble mosaics and blown-glass hearts suspended from desert trees define the grounds.
Laurel Lake Placid
Scandinavian functionality meets Japanese minimalism with warm Adirondack timber accents.
Lavandeira Douro Nature & Wellness
Curved ash wood cabins and restored granite manor interiors across estate vineyards.
Layla Tulum Boutique Hotel & Restaurant
Moorish keyhole arches and patterned tiles balance minimalist poured concrete floors.
Lazure Hotel & Marina
Weathered limestone fortress walls framed beneath a contemporary glass courtyard ceiling.
LDV at The Maidstone
Hamptons cottage calm meets Italian villa style through soft linens and rattan seating.
Le 5 Particulier
Soothing minimalist rooms centered around a lush hundred-square-meter courtyard designed by Christophe Gautrand.
Le Agavi
Crisply finished in blue and white, with coastal Vietri majolica tiles throughout.
Le Boutique Hôtel Bordeaux
Mid-century furniture and Philippe Starck chairs contrast against restored eighteenth-century sandstone walls.
Le Burgundy Paris
Geometric Carrara marble flooring, glass-roofed atrium courtyard, and Marco Del Re frescoes celebrating Charles Baudelaire.
Le Capitole Hôtel
Deep blues, marble mosaics, and rich velvet echo the adjoining historic auditorium.
Le Caron de Beaumarchais
Eighteenth-century French salon interiors featuring an antique 1792 piano-forte, authentic Toile de Jouy, and exposed timber beams.
Le Cattedrali Relais by LAQUA Collection
Glass-walled suites frame the woods beside an outdoor amphitheatre with David Tremlett murals.
Le Cerf Amoureux
Mark Mertens styled the timber interiors with warm linen and contemporary alpine minimalism.
Le Clervaux Boutique Hotel
Plush crimson carpets rest on polished ebony floors beneath charcoal chandeliers.
Le Clos Des Sens
Raw timbers, sleek graphic fireplaces, and deep balneo tubs re-interpret Savoyard traditions.
Le Clos du Colombier
Flea-market finds and contemporary furniture set against original nineteenth-century cement tiles.
Le Consulat
Rooms styled as private exhibitions curated alongside Lisbon galleries like Galeria Cristina Guerra.
Le Donjon - Domaine Saint Clair
Twenty-five eclectic bedrooms each honour a different literary figure or Normandy artist.
Le Due Matote Relais
Salvaged Piedmontese cementine tiles and chestnut floors set against contemporary country furnishings.
Le Fitz Roy
Charles & Co interiors pairing slate-grey seating with mounted antique wooden skis.
Le Fucine Hotel
Marcello D'Olivo's restored 1962 concrete canopy fronts minimalist interiors lit by Artemide.
Le Germain Hotel Calgary
LEMAYMICHAUD paired natural stone and concrete with custom stoneware art by Pascale Girardin.
Le Germain Hotel Ottawa
Exposed concrete ceilings and pale wood walls meet original Canadian artwork.
Le Germain Hotel Toronto Maple Leaf Square
Corridors glow in home-team colors, leading to rooms with Matthew Plexman's athlete portraits.
Le Germain Hotel Toronto Mercer
LemayMichaud shaped the rooms with warm wood panelling and floating headboard sculptures.
Le Grand Bellevue
Eclectic country-house interiors pairing a seventeen-meter Chesterfield with a life-sized tweed camel.
Le Grand Powers
Arnaud Behzadi interiors blend Haussmannian mouldings, antique marble fireplaces, bespoke velvet seating, and aged brass fixtures.
Le Grand Quartier
Nicemakers-designed spaces blending industrial glass workshop verrières with warm wood and Nordic-inspired hygge furnishings.
Le Louis Versailles Château - MGallery Collection
Topiary-shaped cone lighting and concrete textures echo the surrounding palace grounds.
Le Louise Hotel Brussels - MGallery Collection
Printed wallpapers meet a sculptural sun lamp designed by Nathalie Dewez.
Le M de Megève
Blond alpine timber and custom wool textiles woven by historic mill Filature Arpin.
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.