36 hotels on this page
Silver
Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Casa de São Lourenço / Burel Panorama Hotel
Raw concrete and glass wings showcase restored Maria Keil furnishings alongside ceiling installations of artisanal burel wool.
Casa de Uco Vineyards & Wine Resort
Angular concrete, timber panels, and cantilevered glass terraces float over reflecting lagoons beneath the Andes peaks.
Casa do Conto
Monolithic concrete ceilings engraved with typography by R2 Design meet vintage mid-century furniture and gilded antique mirrors.
Casa do Rio
A modular timber bridge structure suspended on concrete pillars above steep organic vineyards and orange groves.
Casa Ellul
Restored patterned Maltese tiles and timber beams meet contemporary steel framing and freestanding Hidrobox soaking tubs.
Casa Gangotena
High-ceilinged Art Deco rooms appointed with restored original friezes and Statuarietto marble bathrooms.
Casa Grande Hotel
Francesc Rifé pairs preserved eighteenth-century ashlar masonry with custom black poplar woodwork, blackened iron, and neutral microcement.
Casa Habita
Mint-green headboard wardrobes and geometric glass screens fronting grey Carrara marble bathrooms.
Casa Loma Beach Hotel
Clay-fired tiles, textured plaster walls, and custom woodwork shaped with the curves of classic surfboards.
Casa Malca
Curtains sewn from vintage wedding dresses frame polished concrete and museum-scale sculptures.
Casa Maria Luigia
Contemporary masterworks by Ai Weiwei and Damien Hirst meet mid-century furnishings.
Casa Mediterraneo Hotel
Rhodes mineral pigments and Ottoman spice hues colour the three neoclassical mansions.
Casa Modesta
Vaulted brick ceilings, local terracotta floor tiles, and custom cedar and cork furnishings in whitewashed cubic pavilions.
Casa Morelli
Architect Walter Petri paired 15th-century stone with contemporary dark cotto surfaces, antique oak, and custom travertine details.
Casa no Tempo
Architect Manuel Aires Mateus transformed the farmhouse with stark white walls, large recessed windows, and heated clay floors.
Casa Palerm
Lime mortar plaster, local marés stone, and widescreen framed countryside vistas.
Casa Pestagua
Double-height beamed ceilings and Moorish stone arches enclose a palm-shaded courtyard pool.
Casa Polanco
Claudio Gantous restoration setting Irish green marble and minimalist millwork against historic stonework.
Casa Popeea Boutique Hotel
Restored Art Nouveau elements meet minimalist oak joinery, brass fixtures, and Bulgarian limestone across eleven bespoke suites.
Casa Renoir
Handcrafted stone arches, vintage European antiques, terrazzo bathrooms, and lime-washed walls evoke a sun-bleached Puglian masseria.
Casa San Agustín
South Carolina designer Kelley McRorie paired iron canopy beds with Moorish-tiled bathrooms.
Casa Silencio
Rammed earth walls, reclaimed timber, and mosaic installations fashioned from recycled El Silencio glass bottles.
Casa TO
Raw concrete temple architecture by Ludwig Godefroy featuring circular cutouts and stepped seating framing a central lap pool.
Casapani
Restored mid-century architecture showcasing volcanic stone floors, bespoke oak millwork, and vintage furnishings from modernist masters.
Casas del XVI
Colonial brick interiors accented with vintage explorer maps, local art, and pineapple lighting.
Casitas de las Flores
Brightly painted sculptural residences cascading down the cliffside, defining the signature Mediterranean-Mexican Careyes architectural style.
Casona Sforza
Alberto Kalach's vaulted yellow brick arches create naturally ventilated, earthquake-proof suites around a concentric pool.
Castel Badia
Historic vaults, exposed fortress masonry, and larch ceilings softened with custom local loden upholstery and velvet textiles.
Castelbrac Hôtel & Spa
Preserved Art Deco curves, brass portholes, and mosaic tiles evoke the sea.
Castello di Vicarello
Medieval stone walls and rustic timber beams meet Indonesian antiques and custom marble.
Centara Reserve Samui
Interiors feature whitewashed oak, antique bronze metalwork, carved wooden screens, and marble-topped personal cocktail stations.
Certosa di Maggiano
Renzo Mongiardino-inspired maximalism brings tactile textures, vibrant botanical murals, and layered patterns to historic monastic cloisters.
Cervo Mountain Resort
Seven timber chalets layered with local larch wood and nomadic textiles.
Chablé Maroma
Casitas crafted with Xucun stone, Galarza marble, woven palm details, and wide sliding doors opening to terraces.
