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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 Wallace Hôtel & Bar
Hauvette & Madani interiors pairing 1970s Italian Riviera motifs with lacquered wood headboards and terrazzo-tiled bathrooms.
Lebua at State Tower
A neoclassical skyscraper crowned by a thirty-meter golden dome and multi-tiered open-air observation terraces.
LeCrans
Suites themed after global mountain peaks with antique pine paneling and stone fireplaces.
Lee's Boutique Resort
Tujia stilt-house architectural accents and solid wood craftsmanship define the riverside spaces.
Leeda's Village
Stone villas hand-built with reclaimed earthquake masonry and cool terracotta tile floors.
Leeu House
Crisp Cape Dutch interiors featuring tea-dyed kudu leather partitions, sisal carpeting, and curated South African sculptures.
Legado Mítico Buenos Aires
Leather Chesterfield sofas and towering library bookshelves anchor the salvaged-timber townhouse spaces.
Legend Hotel
Modernist geometric lines, warm oak parquet, gold accents, and loft rooms with five-meter vaulted ceilings.
Lekkerwater Beach Lodge
Solar-powered timber cabins with bamboo ceilings and floor-to-ceiling coastal glass.
Leman Locke Aldgate
Exposed concrete paired with pastel tones, custom blush-pink sofas, and a sculptural staircase in the lobby.
Lemon House
English bow windows and Belgian Flamant furnishings fill the glass-fronted winter garden.
Len Kyoto Kawaramachi
Raw hardwood carpentry, exposed steel framing, and street-facing glass define the open ground-floor gathering space.
Lenscape Coterie
Custom porcelain lamps, glazed ceramics, and crafted woodwork by local Porto artisans.
Leon's Place
Monochrome Carrara marble floors set against mirrored walls and sculptural Italian seating.
Leonardslee House
Ten bespoke bedrooms styled around British fabric houses with vintage chandeliers and freestanding roll-top bathtubs.
Leone Blu Suites
Lofty frescoed ceilings meet Pantone-colored glass floors and massive marble headboards.
LÉONOR Hôtel by Stay Collection
Vosges sandstone, contemporary furniture, and vibrant artworks set against historic stone walls.
Les Bains Gardians
Whitewashed curved walls, reed thatch roofs, and rustic furniture by Hauvette & Madani.
Les Bassans
Nautical wood panelling pairs with bathroom mosaics pressed from dredged marine sediments.
Les Bois Flottais
Low terracotta-tiled bungalows feature pastel beach palettes around two central courtyard swimming pools.
Les Bords De Mer
Whitewashed modern lines open every sea-facing room directly to the Mediterranean.
Les Cactus
Rattan furniture and sixties textile patterns style the candy-pink bungalow rooms.
Les Clefs de Troplong Mondot
Moinard Bétaille interiors with glass extensions and stone floors echoing barrel cellars.
Les Etangs de Corot Hôtel, Restaurants & Spa - Relais & Châteaux
Christophe Bachmann reimagines an artist studio escape with custom Pierre Frey wallcoverings, Corot murals, and warm wood accents.
Les Garennes
Restored 1890 period moldings frame whitewashed brick and Bouroullec screens.
Les Hautes Mers
Bedrooms styled in naval blues with pebbly floors and private ocean-facing terraces.
Les Hauts de Sancerre
Minimalist interiors by Jérôme Lescrenier feature weathered oak herringbone floors, muted linens, and curated Belgian textile art.
Les Hortensias du Lac
Whitewashed timber panelling, rattan rugs, and decorative surfboards mounted above beds lend an upscale coastal aesthetic.
Les Jardins de Coppélia
Exposed ceiling beams and rustic parquet floors contrast with vibrant Roche Bobois furnishings.
Les Jardins de la Villa & SPA
Couture-inspired interiors feature leather camellias, bespoke shoe-shaped sofas, and a retractable glass roof over the winter garden.
Les Jardins du Faubourg Hotel & Spa Shiseido
Arnaud Behzadi interiors blend 19th-century Haussmannian cornices with a contemporary mirrored glass garden pavilion.
Les Maisons de l'Hôtel Particulier
White linen sofas, beamed ceilings, and gilded candelabras soften the priory's stone arches.
Les Manoirs de Tourgéville
Circular half-timbered manor houses set across parkland, originally conceived by filmmaker Claude Lelouch.
Les Manoirs des Portes de Deauville
Modern cottages frame the historic manor house with exposed oak beams.
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.