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 Evelyn Hotel
Interiors balance restored Art Nouveau details with bespoke brass trombone chandeliers and modernist brasserie murals.
The Excelsior Hotel Florence
Carved headboards and crystal chandeliers meet Martin Brudnizki interiors on the panoramic rooftop.
The Excelsior Thessaloniki, Small Luxury Hotels of the World
Architect-restored interiors set light hardwood floors and Greek artwork behind neoclassical windows.
The Excelsior, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Florence
Studio Moinard Bétaille appointed guestrooms with carved headboards and antique-style furnishings.
The Exhibitionist Hotel
Eight gallery spaces showcase rotating contemporary exhibitions alongside corridors decorated with custom murals and pop-art installations.
The FIDI Hotel
A multi-colored Mondrian-inspired glass facade fronts interiors filled with geometric tiling, wood-grain accents, and suspended disco balls.
The Fifteen Keys Hotel
Mid-century furnishings and herringbone parquet pair with soft pastel palettes throughout.
The Fig Lobby Bangkok
Curved biomorphic facades, undulating ceramic columns, and bespoke artist rooms with circular beds and vibrant murals.
The Finch
Mid-century motor lodge reimagined with custom artisan built-ins, regional artwork, and an eclectic lobby chandelier.
The Find
A terracotta-pink plaster facade with handmade rattan furniture and oceanfront balconies.
The First Musica
Studio Marincola interiors pairing brass-mesh facades with Loro Piana fabrics and bespoke acoustics.
The First Roma Arte
Over two hundred contemporary Italian artworks displayed as a living, evolving gallery.
The First Roma Dolce
Warm boiserie wood paneling meets sleek, dark Nero Saint Laurent marble.
The Fish Hotel
Curved oak treehouses and hillside huts feature private outdoor soaking tubs.
The Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast
A double-height lobby inglenook with a gas fire and dark oak panelling.
The Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin
Bold colorful interiors by Project Orange featuring dark walnut woodwork, brushed gold accents, and upholstered window seats.
The Flat Iron Hotel
Appalachian Deco interiors line the wedge, with custom sun-motif wallpaper and vintage tilework.
The Fontaine
Hand-blown Murano glass chandeliers hang above marble floors inlaid with tile mosaics.
The Fort Printers
Suites mix jack wood floors and copper rain showers with Tibetan tiger rugs and vibrant silk drapes.
The Fortingall
Annabelle Holland restored the interiors with dusky tones, antique mahogany, and exposed stone.
The Fortress Resort & Spa
Fortress-inspired ramparts and inner courtyards sheltering modern timber-finished oceanfront lofts.
The Foundry Hotel Asheville, Curio Collection by Hilton
Restored industrial sash windows and exposed structural steel define the five interconnected brick buildings.
The Frances Modern Inn
Patterned wallpaper, rich velvet upholstery, and animal-shaped brass door knockers across fifteen rooms.
The Frenchmen New Orleans by Kasa
Surrealist-inspired decor pairs vintage furnishings with custom details inside three cottages painted in matching robin’s-egg blue.
The Fullerton Hotel Sydney
A six-story glass atrium links the 1874 Victorian sandstone facade with contemporary high-rise accommodations.
The Funny Lion
Raw concrete corridors meet rippling bamboo screens and earth-toned safari lodge interiors.
The g Hotel & Spa
Philip Treacy shapes dramatic interiors with mirrored walls and hat-shaped door handles.
The Gaia Hotel
A soaring four-story atrium library holds thousands of volumes beneath a glass skylight and crystal chandelier.
The Gallivant
Reclaimed pier timber, whitewashed walls, and framed vintage swimwear evoke a relaxed Hamptons-meets-Sussex beach house aesthetic.
The Gantry London
A Flatiron-inspired triangular silhouette by ICA Studio, detailed with industrial copper fixtures and reclaimed wood furnishings.
The Garden District Hotel
Spiral staircases link split-level loft rooms finished with herringbone wood and marble bathrooms.
The Garland
Vibrant 1970s styling featuring bold orange accents, mod furnishings, patterned wallpapers, and a pinwheel painted facade.
THE GATE HOTEL Kaminarimon
Shigeru Uchida interiors feature dark timber tones, a custom light-refracting chandelier, and floor-to-ceiling glass.
The Gate Hotel Kyoto Takasegawa
Minimalist interiors by SCDA Architects integrating warm oak joinery, raw stone, and expansive Higashiyama mountain vistas.
The General Kyoto
Interiors shaped by Uchida Design showcase soft curved woodwork, custom tilework, and curated Japanese craft objects.
The George
Exposed brick and tartan headboards shape each of the individually themed bedrooms.
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.