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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.
Sea Side A Lifestyle Resort
Whitewashed cubic pavilions terraced into the cliff, accented with timber and woven straw.
Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia
Alberto Pinto interiors pairing sky-blue tones and fine textiles with handcrafted dark-wood four-poster beds in low-rise villas.
Seaside Palm Beach
Alberto Pinto shaped retro interiors with bold geometric palettes and candy-striped lounge seating.
Seaton House
Scots Modern interiors balance pale Nordic wood with tailored Scottish tartans.
Second Nature Belfast
A reception desk crafted from recycled plastic bottles, beside a recycled-glass bar.
Second Nature Chiswick
Arts and Crafts detailing meets low-carbon craftsmanship with local FSC-certified timber furniture and recycled ocean-net carpets.
Secret Field · Shenzhen Kamakura Maze Reef Sea View Hotel
White minimalist geometric cubes cascade down coastal cliffs above Mirs Bay.
Secrets Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort
Circular concrete walkways by Sordo Madaleno evoke regional cenotes across common spaces.
Secrets Moxché Playa del Carmen
Live-edge woodwork and limestone finishes evoke subterranean cenotes across open pavilions.
Seda Vertis North
Lobby seating by Kenneth Cobonpue and Vito Selma anchors the homegrown interiors.
Seerose Meisterschwanden Resort & Spa
Three distinct wings blending boathouse timber, textured concrete, and elemental nature motifs.
Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa
Charred larch and oak architecture aligned with solstice axes above the lake.
SELA
Lanna Colonial architecture meets Indochinese grace, decorated with regional antiques, creamy palettes, and rich silk accents.
Selinda Camp
Open-air thatched pavilions furnished with leather lounges and bespoke daybeds crafted from traditional wooden mokoros.
Selvario 36 Hotel Provenza
Vicaría Arquitectura wraps the facade and interiors in living vertical plant walls.
Semeli Coast Mykonos, Curio Collection by Hilton
Tiered whitewashed Cycladic cubes embedded into raw granite cliffs facing the Aegean.
Semeli Hotel Mykonos
Cycladic plaster and grey stone tile floors run into minimalist poolside rooms.
Sendero Hotel & Villas
Renewable local teak framing, repurposed clay roof tiles, and warehouse windows looking onto an eleven-acre jungle reserve.
Sengokuhara Cocon
Italian statement furniture by Edra and Poltrona Frau across renovated modernist suites.
Senhora da Rosa, Tradition & Nature Hotel
Stilt-mounted cedar lodges evoke traditional grain silos amidst banana trees and hydrangeas.
Sense Hotel Sofia
A glass facade concealing movable brass shutters, paired with dark parquet flooring and tailored leather interiors.
Sentho Roma
Church-style arched windows and terracotta floors look out over the shared courtyard garden.
Sentinel
Coffered plaster ceilings crown clubby quarters dressed in Pendleton wool.
SENZA Hotel
Contemporary outdoor sculptures and curated modern artwork dot the two-acre estate grounds.
Sequence Miyashita Park
Polished concrete interiors, floor-to-ceiling picture windows, and minimalist modular rooms frame views of the park below.
Serena Hotel
Traditional Moorish and Islamic architecture featuring tiered garden pavilions, open-air courtyards, and intricate arabesque marble.
Serengeti Pioneer Camp
Vintage 1930s campaign styling features handcrafted leather chests, writing desks, period lamps, and canvas verandas.
Seven Beach Lane
Restored Victorian millwork connects via glass corridor to sunlit pool-facing contemporary rooms.
Seven Historical Suites
Whitewashed attic beams shelter Sicilian family antiques and Parisian curiosities.
Seven Hotel Paris
Illuminated levitation beds and theatrical themed suites styled with saturated velvets, deep blues, and zebra print rugs.
Seven Terraces
Open-air courtyards paved in granite ballast salvaged from nineteenth-century trading junks.
Seven Villas
Seven tiled villas reflect traditional Jiangnan water-town architecture with landscaped courtyards, reflection ponds, and raw timber joinery.
Seven Visions Hotels
Elena Krylova crafts a high-glamour Art Deco scheme with polished marble, glowing backlights, and striking jewel-tone contrasts throughout.
Seven X Seven Itoshima
Modern coastal architecture by Studio PDP with open-air soaking tubs facing the Genkai Sea.
Seventy Barcelona
A modular ceramic and brass facade encloses a soaring, book-lined reception lounge.
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.