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.
The Close Hotel
Bold wall colors and tall four-poster beds contrast with sixteenth-century stone fireplaces.
The Cloud One Düsseldorf-KöBogen
Christoph Ingenhoven designed the curved glass facade over interior timber framing.
The Cloud One Prague
A curved red-brick Flatiron silhouette by Schindler Seko encloses a cascading inner courtyard.
The Cloudveil
Contemporary mountain architecture blends Wyoming stone, wood, and metal along the historic square.
The Clyde Hotel Portland
Bare brick walls and rolling barn doors define the understated rooms.
The Coachman
Custom plywood furnishings, slate-grey board-and-batten walls, and rubber entryways give 1960s motel bones a modern alpine look.
The Coco
Rachel Reider traded coastal shiplap for rich jewel tones, eclectic prints, and lofted ceilings.
The Coleridge
Patterned Maltese floor tiles and British antiques fill suites named after Coleridge poems.
The Collector Hotel
Hugo Broeders joined retail buildings across the passage with mid-century decor and a glass footbridge.
The Collector Luxury Inn & Gardens
Contemporary colonial decor pairs original coquina walls with stained-glass details across nine houses.
The College Hotel Amsterdam
Studio Piet Boon interiors integrate high arched windows, chalkboard details, and timber beams in the former gymnasium.
The Companion Vienna
Berlin studio weStudio contrasts preserved stucco with graphic terrazzo and exposed industrial utilities.
The Congress Plaza Hotel & Convention Center
Renaissance-style vaulted ceilings and gilded plasterwork define the historic 1902 Gold Room.
The Convent Hotel
Eclectic interiors blending mid-century furniture, exposed brick, steel-framed windows, and salvaged timber across former nun quarters.
The Coonamessett
Whitewashed pickled wood floors and vintage straw hats line the coastal cottage suites.
The Corinda Collection
Australian cedar antiques and clawfoot tubs sit alongside modern copper-clad pavilions set within manicured hedge gardens.
The Corner | London City
Modular bedroom cube pods pair bright styling with upcycled fixtures like repurposed hosepipe bedside lighting.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Digital art columns line the lobby beside residential suites with private open-air terraces.
The Cottages at Cabot Cove
Sixteen petite cottages individually styled with vintage wallpapers and retro Big Chill appliances.
The Cottages Hotel
Craftsman-style garden cottages surrounding a central lawn and outdoor pool.
The Cove Eleuthera
Tropical minimalism marked by whitewashed lodges, vaulted ceilings, sliding glass walls, and organic stone accents.
The Crane Resort
Nineteenth-century coral-stone suites preserve original high timber ceilings and antique furnishings.
The Crawford Hotel
Three room styles span Art Deco Pullman berths and timber-trussed attic lofts.
The Crescent Hotel, Fort Worth
Sleek contemporary architecture filled with natural light, custom marble bathrooms, and a shortlisted rooftop lounge.
The Crown Inn, Old Amersham
Ilse Crawford set rush matting and reclaimed oak tables against Elizabethan framing.
The Culpeper
Five bedrooms featuring raw plaster walls, reclaimed timber plank headboards, Acapulco chairs, and woven wool throws.
The CURRENT Hotel, Autograph Collection
L2 Studios designed light-filled interiors anchored by sculptor Mark Aeling's lobby metalwork.
The Dagny Boston
A ship-inspired light fixture and protruding library book displays anchor the interiors.
The Dairy Hotel Queenstown, A Naumi Chapter
Guestrooms layer House of Hackney wallpapers with bold geometric tartan carpets.
The Dalmar, Fort Lauderdale, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Cool white terrazzo floors meet jade quartzite walls across light-filled communal spaces.
The Darcy
Cross-stitched leather desks and a brass rose sculpture give tailoring motifs tactile form.
The Darling
Fender Katsalidis suites featuring tailored curves and crimson accents pair with lobby rugs by designer Akira Isogawa.
The David Citadel Hotel
Stepped Jerusalem limestone terraces by Moshe Safdie meet oak herringbone floors and custom Italian furnishings indoors.
The Dean Docklands - Formerly The Mayson
Corten steel accents and a courtyard living wall join two restored 19th-century buildings.
The Dean Dublin Centre
Rooms hold Rega vinyl turntables and works by over forty Irish artists.
The Dean Galway
Folded Irish limestone facades open to colorful interiors stocked with Marshall sound systems.
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.