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Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Berghoferin | Fine Hotel & Hideaway
Swiss pine interiors layered with Svenskt Tenn botanical prints, Farrow and Ball palettes, and fifteenth-century carved paneling.
Bermonds Locke Tower Bridge
Holloway Li interiors showcase Mojave Desert palettes, iridescent zinc columns, and plinths made from salvaged concrete test cubes.
Bettei Senjyuan
A curved double-height glass corridor frames Mount Tanigawa alongside handcrafted Kumiko wood joinery.
BIJAL
Mid-century curves, stucco walls, and floor-to-ceiling glass pavilions open onto private walled gardens among coastal pines.
Bio Habitat Hotel
Glass-walled aviaries rise on stilts above the native Quindío forest canopy.
Birdcage 33
Hand-applied tadelakt plaster in earthy tones, custom ceramic tiles, and hillside modernist houses overlooking the Aegean.
Birdhouses Bali
Architect Alexis Dornier elevated three timber pavilions on stilts above the forest floor.
BISHA, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Toronto
Crushed velvet and dark marble anchor an art collection holding three thousand prints and originals.
Black Desert Resort
Polished black basalt and illuminated onyx interiors frame floor-to-ceiling views of ancient lava fields and sandstone cliffs.
Blackbird Byron
Modernist pavilions framed in reclaimed timber and raw steel, finished with burnished concrete and Moroccan tilework.
Blanket Bay
Soaring thirty-foot timber beam ceilings meet South Island schist fireplaces and antler chandeliers.
BLESS Madrid
Eclectic interiors by Lázaro Rosa-Violán blend 1950s Madrid glamour with restored glass domes and marble staircases.
Blique by Nobis
Architect Gert Wingårdh converted the 1931 warehouse with board-formed concrete and warm leather.
Blow Up Hall 5050
Interactive digital art installations and geometric furnishings set within vaulted red-brick brewery chambers.
BnA Alter Museum
Thirty-one permanent art installation rooms alongside a ten-story vertical staircase gallery.
BnA WALL
Twenty-six bespoke rooms built as full habitable art installations accompany a six-meter rotating lobby mural.
Bodrum Loft
Tabanlioglu Architects arranged modular villas across olive groves using raw wood, local stone, and green rooftops.
Borgo dei Conti Resort
Spagnulo and Partners paired exposed medieval beams with handloomed Perugian textiles and Renaissance painter palettes.
Borgo Egnazia
Hand-carved local tufo limestone shaped into a full Apulian village.
Borgo Santandrea
Restored modernist interiors pairing thirty-one bespoke geometric tile patterns with mid-century Italian furniture and brass accents.
BOSJES
Steyn Studio's sculptural chapel roof floats over reflecting pools against the Waaihoek mountains.
Botanique Hotel Experience
River boulders, regional chocolate slate, and native jacaranda woodwork furnish glass-walled villas curated by Brazilian artists.
Bottleworks Hotel
Restored Art Deco architecture with original lobby tilework and a brass spiral staircase.
Boundary Shoreditch
Seventeen boutique rooms individually styled in tribute to iconic modernist movements, from Bauhaus to Eileen Gray.
Boutique Hotel Aguas Claras Puerto Viejo
Victorian-Caribbean timber cottages filled with Elizabeth Steinvorth watercolors, upcycled vintage furniture, and whimsical retro-pastel palettes.
Bowie House
Weathered limestone, brick, and glass frame vaulted foyers, custom leather finishes, and a four-hundred-piece private contemporary art collection.
Braccialieri
A red checkerboard pool and pop-art interiors contrast chiselled historic baglio stone walls.
Brach Madrid - Hôtel Evok Collection
Jatoba wood joinery and woven leather ceilings shape Philippe Starck's moody interiors.
Brach Paris
Rosewood paneling, raw concrete, and leather frame eclectic spaces curated with African masks and Cubist art.
Brentwood Hotel
Converted motor lodge with custom pine beds, brass fixtures, vintage oil paintings, and reclaimed oak flooring.
Brindos, Lac & Château
Ten solar-powered floating lodges dot the private lake, complementing the 1930s Hispano-Moresque château with golden-bamboo furnishings.
Broadwick Soho Hotel
Martin Brudnizki interiors layer Murano glass chandeliers, custom Pierre Frey fabrics, and handcrafted brass elephant minibars.
Brosundet
Snøhetta-designed warehouse interiors pairing timber beams with a soaring open hearth.
Bruma
A circular barrel room anchored by a preserved ancient oak tree trunk.
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.