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.
PortoBay Flores
Samuel Torres de Carvalho joined a minimalist contemporary annex to the sixteenth-century manor.
PortoBay Hotel Teatro
Nini Andrade Silva's interiors use dramatic stage lighting, oxidised metals, and curtained corridors.
Portrait Firenze
Michele Bönan channels 1950s Italian couture with tailored walnut millwork and marble.
Portrait Roma
Mid-century photography, archival shoe sketches, bespoke leather accents, and a boarskin-paneled elevator define the townhouse interiors.
Posada del Faro
A Mathias Klotz conversion with whitewashed wood ceilings and a green-tiled pool.
Poseidonion Grand Hotel Spetses
Belle Époque architecture with Ionic columns, trompe-l'œil tiles, and a central marble staircase.
Post House
Seven bedrooms display Arts and Crafts archival wallpaper over original wood floors.
Post-Plaza Hotel & Grand Café
Loft bedrooms show exposed timber trusses above the restored postal hall.
Pottinger Hong Kong
Suzy Annetta pairs Chinoiserie silk headboards with bespoke woodwork and colonial flourishes.
Pousada Lisboa Praça do Comércio
Jaime Morais interiors blending preserved neoclassical moldings with loaned museum paintings and tapestries.
Pousada Literária de Paraty
Colonial spaces updated by Jacobsen Arquitetura with Sergio Rodrigues Mole armchairs.
Pousada Mosteiro Crato
Architect Carrilho da Graça set minimalist white concrete against medieval granite cloisters.
Pousada Palácio Estoi - Faro
Architect Gonçalo Byrne set starkly modern rooms behind gilded staterooms and frescoes.
Pousada Picinguaba
Whitewashed colonial walls open onto private terraces slung with cotton hammocks.
Pousada Viseu
Gonçalo Byrne enclosed the granite cloister with skylights, adding a recessed fourth floor.
Prado Luxury Hotel
Greige palettes and clean architectural lines frame open views across Livadh Bay.
Praia Art Resort
Interiors shaped by Crotone woodworkers, finished with hand-painted terracotta tiles.
Prakriti Aalay
Cottages use sun-dried adobe brickwork and reclaimed timber to stay naturally insulated.
Praxis CBR Boutique Hotel
Carved limestone book motifs and library-inspired interiors referencing the Biblioteca Joanina.
Praya Palazzo Hotel
Period Siamese furnishings meet Italian neoclassical archways, vaulted ceilings, and a riverside pool tiled in green Sukabumi stone.
Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort
Villas terraced down rocky ridges between two beaches by SALA Design Group.
President Maison Signature by M Village, a brand of Modern Village Lifestyle
Three pastel pavilions linked by stone pathways around a central garden plunge pool.
Presulis Slow Hideaway
Handcrafted Swiss stone pine woodwork and stone finishes across fourteen alpine apartments.
Pretty Beach House
Reclaimed bridge timbers, handmade Bowral mud bricks, Christopher Boots brass lighting, and original artwork by Sidney Nolan.
Prime Hotel Beijing
Interiors by CCD draw on the traditional Eight Scenes of Ancient Yanjing vistas.
Primero Primera
Mid-century furnishings, a sweeping spiral staircase, rich Persian rugs, and vintage motorsport memorabilia across thirty intimate guestrooms.
Prince Waikiki Hotel
Suspended copper fish scales in the lobby join hand-painted naio murals in guestrooms.
Principi di Piemonte
Art Deco detailing meets dark wood paneling and herringbone parquet floors across twelve floors.
Prize by Radisson, Bremen City
Karim Rashid shaped the interiors with bright candy palettes and rounded, futuristic furniture.
Prospect Berkshires
Scandinavian-inspired cedar cabins with pine interiors and expansive glass windows framing forest and Prospect Lake views.
Provintia Hotel Tainan
Terrazzo floors and dark green marble bathrooms revive Taiwanese 1980s residential motifs.
Provocateur Hotel
Deep red velvet drapery and atmospheric wall projections create an immersive burlesque interior.
Proximity Hotel
One hundred rooftop solar panels heat water above recycled structural steel.
Public House Bangkok
Glazed green Chiang Mai terracotta tiles wrap mid-century modern interiors filled with parquet flooring and custom ironwork.
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.