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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.
Le Marne Relais
Suites hold custom works by Italian illustrators and views from a suspended treehouse.
Le Martin Boutique Hôtel
Styled with clean white lines, natural timbers, floral accents, and balconies facing the turquoise bay waters.
Le Mas Candille
Hugo Toro shapes the rooms with seventies Californian accents and stained oak boiseries.
Le Mas de La Rose
Limewashed walls and woven-coir flooring replace rustic clutter with quiet neutral warmth.
Le Mas Les Eydins : Maison d'hôtes et table gastronomique en Luberon
Restored eighteenth-century stone bastide interiors centered around an intimate courtyard planted with rosemary and wild myrtle.
Le Massif Courmayeur
Contemporary alpine interiors combine raw larch wood paneling with dove-grey suede headboards and custom slate sinks.
Le Méridien Bangkok
Guestrooms feature verses by Sunthorn Phu, while a giant I-Jud sculpture by Wasinburee Supanichvoraparch greets the lobby.
Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph
Geometric corridor wallpaper meets solid wood furniture crafted by Ohio Amish woodworkers.
Le Méridien Denver Downtown
Mid-century lines meet alpine motifs, with millwork inspired by snowboards and skis.
Le Méridien Melbourne
Mid-century modern styling brings terrazzo, polished stone, and theatrical motifs indoors.
Le Méridien St. Louis Clayton
Mid-century European lines and custom artwork by HOK, centering on an open-air rooftop pool deck.
Le Méridien Zhengzhou
Stacked glass boxes and a soaring sandstone atrium echo the limestone contours of Longmen Grottoes.
Le N°3 par Champagne Thiénot - Hôtel
Architect Loïc Thiénot shaped the light-filled interiors in a minimalist Scandinavian aesthetic.
Le Narcisse Blanc Hôtel & Spa
Interiors inspired by Belle Époque muse Cléo de Mérode feature plaster narcissus reliefs, white wood, and champagne accents.
Le Nuku Hiva by Pearl Resorts
Hand-sculpted Marquesan woodwork, volcanic stone, and native timbers shape rustic lodges terraced above Taiohae Bay.
Le Palace De Menthon
Vibrant mural walls meet antique furnishings beneath a panoramic Art Deco bay window.
Le Parc at Melrose
Art Deco accents and private gas fireplaces across spacious residential-style suites.
Le Parc Hotel
Copper-toned entrance doors open to zebra-print seating and Philippe Starck bathroom fixtures.
Le Pavillon de la Reine
Didier Benderli interiors pairing seventeenth-century oak beams and antique portraits with deep velvets and modern lighting.
Le Pavillon des Lettres
Didier Benderli interiors dedicate twenty-six rooms to literary greats, featuring stenciled headboard quotes and velvet armchairs.
Le Petit Hotel
Exposed greystone walls meet custom Quebec furnishings and mod orange accent lighting.
Le Petit Pali at Ocean Ave
Sage-green millwork, vintage-inspired furnishings, and gas fireplaces give motel roots a cottagecore update.
Le Petit Pali Brentwood
Bold striped wallpaper and whimsical floral headboards outfit the four low-slung bungalows.
Le Petit Pali Laguna Beach
A 1960s roadside motel transformed with grasscloth walls and bold coastal stripes.
Le Pigalle
Retro interiors feature lip-shaped sofas, speckled linoleum, marble washbasins, and in-room turntables with curated records.
Le Primore Hotel & Spa
A curved horizontal silhouette blends into surrounding forest with natural stone textures.
Le Quartier Francais, an SLH Hotel
A colorful French auberge aesthetic with hand-painted fabrics, timber beams, and monumental Everard Read garden sculptures.
Le Relais Saint Germain
Literary-themed bedrooms blend exposed seventeenth-century oak beams, Louis XV chairs, and bold contemporary wallpapers.
Le Roch Hotel & Spa
Sarah Lavoine interiors blend rich navy and chocolate tones, brass accents, and tailored velvet seating in a quiet Parisian setting.
Le Royal Meridien Beach Resort & Spa
Sunlit lobby spaces anchored by David Begbie’s Airwave sculpture, complemented by beach tones and light timber.
Le Saint-Christophe
British wallpapers and eclectic antique furnishings decorate rooms across four historic coastal pavilions.
Le Saint-Nicolas Hôtel La Rochelle
A sunlit glass-roofed lounge with blonde wood floors and a sculptural fireplace.
Le Sanglier des Ardennes
Local Ardennes grey stone facades conceal contemporary interiors with expansive marble bathrooms.
Le Temps des Cerises Hotel Beach
Creole architecture dressed in weathered driftwood and linen directly above Grand Case beach.
Le Val d'Amblève
A contemporary cedar-clad annex designed by ARTAU Architectes beside the 1934 villa.
Le Val Thorens
Brushed spruce panelling and rich velvets channel the lodge's original 1971 opening.
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.