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.
Moxy Miami South Beach
Rockwell Group took cues from 1940s Havana passenger ferries for the interiors.
Moxy NYC Chelsea
Micro-rooms with foldaway pegboard furniture, lava-stone sinks, and a three-story conservatory living green wall.
Moxy NYC Lower East Side
Modular rooms feature pegboard walls, foldaway furniture, and bathroom vanities with red lava stone sinks.
Moxy Times Square
Yabu Pushelberg channels playful urban camping through raw industrial materials, train-station flight boards, and adaptable modular quarters.
Mpala Jena Camp
Scalloped thatch roofs, sand-floored pavilions, and reclaimed railway sleeper decks under canvas canopies.
Mr Jordaan Hotel
Custom headboards cut in canal-gable silhouettes, vintage accents, and exposed attic beams.
Mr. C Miami Coconut Grove
Porthole windows and sail-shaped balcony partitions give the building its ocean-liner feel.
Mr. Soof
Interiors by Ruth Arad translate surrounding desert tones and palm motifs into bright, minimalist serviced apartments.
MS Collection Arouca - Mosteiro de Arouca
Portraits carved into antique doors by artist Vhils beside vaulted stone walls.
MS Collection Aveiro - Palacete de Valdemouro, a SLH Hotel
Chevron parquet and Art Deco accents join a courtyard portrait mural by Vhils.
Muare Tulum Hotel
Curved adobe walls meet thatched palapa roofs across twenty-six secluded jungle villas.
Muji Hotel
Super Potato designed warm, pared-back interiors showcasing the brand's unadorned home goods.
MUJI HOTEL
Reclaimed hutong grey bricks, bamboo, and diatomite plaster line the minimalist bedrooms.
Muji Hotel Ginza
Warm oak joinery, earthen walls, and minimalist recessed storage shape compact, exceptionally functional living spaces.
Mumian Hangzhou·The Unbound Collection By Hyatt
BAR Studio set a garden pavilion of bridges and waterways on the sixth floor.
Municipal Grand
Original 1960s terrazzo floors anchor curved wood banquettes and custom millwork.
Mürren Palace
Parquet-floored midcentury rooms join a contemporary five-story curved timber wing facing the mountains.
Mustard Hotel Shimokitazawa
Shin Ohori crafted minimalist timber and concrete interiors alongside expansive wooden decking along the greenway.
MUZE Hotel Utrecht
Canal-view interiors balance stained glass and original plasterwork with saturated modern colors.
Mvuvi Boutique Resort
Traditional makuti thatched roofs and furnishings crafted from salvaged wooden fishing boats.
Myconian Ambassador
Tessellated whitewashed cubes stepping down the hillside, accented inside with Thassos marble and rich tropical hardwoods.
Myconian Avaton
Poured concrete floors meet carved granite slabs and crimson accents across monochrome suites.
Myconian Korali
Contemporary Cycladic architecture accented with colourful mod furnishings, vibrant modern art, and bespoke lighting by Artemide.
Myconian Kyma
Galal Mahmoud set bright 1960s pop-art colors against classic Cycladic whitewashed walls.
Myconian O
Sand-toned suites paired with black marble soaking tubs, slate textiles, and glass-walled pools facing the Aegean.
Myconian Sunrise Relais & Chateaux Hotel
Whitewashed Cycladic architecture framed by natural stone, warm oak woodwork, retro accents, and bougainvillea-lined terraces.
Myconian Utopia Resort
Rough-hewn stone walls and custom furniture carved from driftwood and solid timber.
Mykonos Blanc Hotel
Whitewashed Cycladic cubist architecture stepped along the hillside, featuring minimalist interiors dressed in natural stone and driftwood.
Mykonos Bliss | Cozy Suites
Minimalist Cycladic architecture framing Aegean Sea views, layered with tactile organic materials and subdued stone hues.
Mykonos No5 Suites & Villas
Cycladic minimalist architecture pairs local stone masonry with breezy bohemian interiors.
Mykonos Riviera Hotel and Spa, an SLH Hotel
Glass floor portholes in the cantilevered pool cast water reflections across reception.
MYR Hotel Palau Vallier
Valencian Art Deco geometric motifs meet custom Lladró porcelain chandeliers in the rooms.
Mystery Hotel Budapest
Designer Zoltán Varró layers surreal optical illusions and upturned rugs over historic halls.
MYTHIC SANA Downtown Suites
Hand-applied gold leaf lines salon walls and elevators, honoring the street's goldsmithing past.
N'SOKAK Boutique Hotel
Dark-wood interiors displaying sculptures by late local artist Arben Bajo and Era Bajo paintings.
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.