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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.
Marine & Lawn Dornoch
Highland lodge interiors with Royal Dornoch tartan walls enclosing a snooker table.
Marine & Lawn North Berwick
Patterned wall coverings, parquet floors, and carved headboards evoke Scottish golfing history.
Marine & Lawn Portrush
Green corduroy walls and velvet Chesterfield tub chairs anchor the downstairs bar.
Marine & Lawn Slieve Donard
Railway-inspired lobby spaces and botanical motifs join restored Victorian cornicing.
Marine & Lawn Troon
AJ Capital Partners shaped the coastal maximalist interiors with marine toile and woven chandeliers.
Market Street hotel
A Scottish stone facade encloses earthen walls, traditional tartans, and five floating copper fireplaces.
Marktgasse Hotel
Miller and Maranta paired preserved centuries-old timber and plasterwork with minimalist Scandinavian furnishings and Flos lighting.
Markus hôtel confidentiel
Light wood, high ceilings, and natural textures balance the mansion's quiet pale palette.
Marnie & Mister H
Mid-century modern furnishings and graphic wallpaper dress the historic oak-floored rooms.
Marquee Hotel Medellín
Geometric facade cutouts frame interiors clad in indigo tones and warm wood paneling.
Marquis Los Cabos
A monumental open-air arch framing the sea, with a cascading forty-foot lobby waterfall.
Marrable's Farringdon Hotel
Converted Victorian warehouse architecture centered on a five-story skylit atrium, with top-floor studios offering skyline terraces.
Marrol's Boutique Hotel
Zuzana Cambelová interiors channel interwar styling with dark wood paneling, leather club chairs, and brass chandeliers.
Martin's Patershof
A multi-tiered steel structure inserting contemporary rooms into the soaring nave.
Martinhal Sagres Family Resort
Michael Sodeau interiors feature bespoke Portuguese cork coffee tables, woven straw lamps, and pebble-covered timber buildings.
Martius Private Suites
Marco Giammetta pairs original eighteenth-century frescoes with modern Italian furnishings and coloured marble.
Maryhill Estate
Maximalist, pattern-rich interiors by Spik Studios blend fringed chandeliers, velvet upholstery, and bold wallpapers throughout.
Mas de la Fouque
Bohemian interiors finished with driftwood details and Les Indiennes de Nîmes fabrics.
Mas Lazuli Hotel
Earth-toned contemporary interiors with hardwood floors and original artwork set against rustic exposed masonry.
Mas Salagros EcoResort
Bioclimatic timber buildings with green living roofs and repurposed antique doors.
Mason & Fifth
Red Deer lined the rooms with woven British textiles and studio-moulded ceramic fonts.
Mason & Fifth, Westbourne Park
Green-glazed terracotta tiles, curved timber walls, and artisanal craft details frame the central tiered canal courtyard.
Masseria Auraterrae
Whitewashed limestone arches, Lecce papier-mache chandeliers, and an antique water tank reimagined as a panoramic saltwater pool.
Masseria Corsano
Minimalist cream interiors set against original vaulted stone arches and private whirlpool patios.
Masseria Costanza
Restored stone arches and tufo walls paired with minimalist contemporary fixtures and earthy Mediterranean palettes.
Masseria della Volpe
Handcrafted artisan furnishings and regional artwork furnish airy, high-ceilinged stone spaces.
Masseria Donna Menga
Restored stone vaults, solid oak furniture, and lamps woven by local fishers.
Masseria Fontana Di Vite
Moorish stone profiles give way to modern bathrooms beneath weathered barrel vaults.
Masseria Le Carrube
Whitewashed limestone barrel vaults open onto two stone pools carved from sheep corrals.
Masseria Torre Maizza
Whitewashed barrel vaults dressed in local Trani stone and handcrafted Grottaglie ceramics.
Masseria Trapanà
Pietra Leccese stone vaults and raw masonry beside towering wrought-iron four-poster beds.
Mastrojanni Relais - Small Luxury Hotels of The World
Artist Vittorio Corsini layered bold contemporary palettes across the estate's vaulted medieval masonry.
Matca Hotel
Steep shingle roofs, local oak carpentry, and whitewashed farmhouses arranged around central courtyards.
Mauritzhof Hotel
Berlin studio Lambs and Lions paired Westphalian limestone with moody slate tones.
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.