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.
SAii Laguna Phuket
Traditional Thai-sala timber architecture with terracotta floors and open-plan lagoon-facing rooms.
Sailing Club Signature Resort
Scandinavian minimalist interiors, neutral palettes, and light-filled open-plan living spaces.
Saint Hotel
Streamlined contemporary interiors across a single commercial floor, finished with clean lines and functional wooden furniture.
Saint Ten Hotel
Sober contemporary interiors set with dark wood and glass-walled stone bathrooms.
Sainte-Barbe Hotel & Spa Le Conquet
A cantilevered concrete facade with panoramic glazing projecting over the Celtic Sea.
Saintonge
Marion Collard interiors blending pastel confectionery whimsy, floral ceramics, and historic exposed timber beams.
Saka Hotel Kyoto
Earth-plaster wall installations by Naoki Kusumi combine with blonde timber joinery and Kitayama cedar beams.
Sakanoue Hotel
Classical Sukiya-style woodwork, sliding paper shoji screens, and woven tatami flooring frame tranquil inner courtyard gardens.
Sakura Terrace The Gallery
Dual wings frame an open courtyard with water basins, evening fire pits, and gem-toned artwork.
Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef
Off-grid safari tents on raised timber platforms beneath double-roof insulated canvas canopies.
Sala Bang Pa-in
Geometric white pavilions, Ayutthaya brick accents, and a riverside pool designed by Department of ARCHITECTURE.
Sala Khaoyai Hotel
Whitewashed brick hillside pavilions step down toward a dramatic cantilevered curved infinity pool.
Sala Lanna Chiang Mai Hotel
White-painted masonry, natural timber accents, and woven bamboo patterns framing the riverfront.
SALA Phuket Mai Khao Beach Resort
White breeze-block walls enclose minimalist suites with open-air terrazzo bathrooms.
Sala Rattanakosin Bangkok
Monochrome interiors with dark hardwood floors, exposed stone beams, and seamless glass framing Wat Arun.
SALA Samui Choengmon Beach Resort
Traditional Thai pavilion rooflines crown whitewashed villas with walled courtyards.
Sala's Camp
Canvas suites feature glass facade doors, private plunge pools, and a communal mess tent with handcrafted timber furniture.
Salobre Hotel Resort & Serenity
Stepped terracing across eleven hillside levels finished in earth-toned stucco and local stone.
Salotto Monti
Fornasetti wallpaper and parquet floors across pop, natural, and elegant themed bedrooms.
Salt House Inn
White-on-white rooms display maritime curiosities and beachcomber finds on shiplap headboards.
Saltmoore
Victorian architecture softened by earthy moorland palettes and seafoam-hued shiplap panelling.
Salvaterra Country House & Spa
Terracotta floors meet dense gardens nurturing over 185 botanical species.
Salvator Hotel & Spa Parga Greece
Earthy timber beams and vibrant olive tones by designer Angelos Angelopoulos.
Sam & Blondi Hotel
Eclectic European interiors layer 1920s decorative details with modern Tel Aviv craft.
Samsara Ubud
Multi-level hillside architecture stepped down a river ravine, combining Indonesian teak with contemporary glass pavilions.
San Canzian Hotel and Residences, an SLH Hotel
Restored limestone hamlet walls meet sleek contemporary interiors with hand-painted brick ceilings and custom metalwork accents.
San Isidro Plaza Hotel
An open courtyard links the restored Art Deco facade with quiet guestrooms.
San Montano Resort & Spa
Midcentury-inspired interiors referencing Gio Ponti, featuring bespoke antique majolica tilework, clean terracotta, and crisp Mediterranean blues.
Sana Tulum
Leafy central courtyard framed by Moroccan-inspired carved wooden arches, intricate tilework, and glowing brass lanterns.
Sand Hotel
Art Deco brass details and custom headboards upholstered in wool tailoring fabrics.
Sandali Metekhi Hotel
Moorish archways meet Silk Road geometry, with a glass-floored riverfront suite.
Sandblu Santorini, LXR Hotels & Resorts
Rockwell Group shapes tiered whitewashed pavilions with local volcanic stone and sculptural lighting.
Sandbourne Santa Monica
Curved architectural lines, pink-toned chukum plaster walls, and bespoke ceramic lanterns shape the coastal interiors.
Sanderson London
Surrealist public spaces feature Dalí lips sofas, glowing onyx counters, and glass-encased bathrooms draped in silk.
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.