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 George
Custom Root Lab ironwork and a Texas flag rendered in vintage book spines.
The George - Hotel Hamburg
Dark wood paneling, studded leather, and patterned wallpaper echo a London private club.
The George Hotel
A reception desk crafted from 1846 fort joists alongside restored timber wall panelling.
The George in Rye
Individually styled bedrooms with freestanding tin baths, eclectic antiques, and floral wallpapers.
The George Manhattan
Art Deco-inspired interiors layer earth tones, rich greens, and warm brass with a glass-enclosed fireplace and sunlit mezzanine lounge.
The Glasshouse, Autograph Collection
Glass-wrapped contemporary structure set behind a preserved 1846 church portal, opening onto an expansive rooftop lawn.
The Godfrey Hotel Boston
Finegold Alexander Architects united Bowditch's neoclassical and Gothic Revival structures under one roof.
The Godfrey Hotel Chicago
Exposed steel trusses create an offset cubist glass facade and elliptical lobby.
The Goethe Hotel
Chiara Caberlon interiors feature deep burgundy palettes dressed with vintage Grand Tour curiosities.
The Grady Hotel
Original 1883 timber ceilings frame custom Muhammad Ali silk boxing robes.
The Grafton Hotel
Glittering disco-ball pillars flank plush velvet sofas in the Art Deco lobby.
The Grand Brighton
A seven-storey Victorian cantilevered staircase anchors refurbished rooms dressed in sea tones.
The Grand Hotel
Architect Yang Cho-Cheng raised fourteen stories of northern Chinese palace architecture with golden double-eave roofs and caisson ceilings.
The Grand Mark Prague
Theatrical interiors blend vaulted historical ceilings with bold colors, oversized chandeliers, and suited mannequins along the grand staircase.
The Grand National Hotel by Saint Peter
Eucalyptus tones, Fornasetti wallpaper, and a skeletal fish-bone brass pendant light by Lost Profile.
The Grand Suites at Four Seasons
Soaring residential-style layouts with hand-painted accents, bespoke furnishings, floor-to-ceiling Strip panoramas, and private terrace plunge pools.
The Grandtully Hotel by Ballintaggart
Eight bespoke rooms feature custom-tiled bathrooms, roll-top tubs, and playful details like vinyl record players.
The Grange Estate
Locally milled white oak and Douglas fir interiors paired with expansive picture windows overlooking rolling vines.
The Gray Milano
Eclectic interiors by Guido Ciompi layer dark wengé woodwork, polished glass, and tactile animal prints across tailored rooms.
The Green
A central glass atrium links Georgian townhouses to bedrooms styled in terrazzo.
The Green House
Interiors crafted with storm-felled local timber, vegetable-ink wallpaper, and British wool carpets.
The Green Room Hotel
Vintage motor lodge bungalows feature Moroccan rugs alongside curated midcentury pieces.
The Greenhouse Hotel
Upcycled furnishings by Hálfdan Pedersen sit beneath an atrium of greenhouse plants.
The Greenleigh
A bird-safe frit glass exterior with interiors drawing from Gulf Coast bayous.
The Guardsman Hotel & Residences
Chevron parquet flooring, Tom Dixon lighting, and monochrome marble bathrooms behind a gold-fringed grey brick facade.
The Guesthouse Vienna
Cantilevered geometric glass bay windows with cushioned reading nooks framing Albertinaplatz views.
The Guild Hotel
Adaptive reuse of historic YMCA spaces, turning the original gymnasium into a ballroom.
The Gunawarman
European classical mouldings meet bold pop art commissions by Donald Robertson.
The Gwen
Art Deco interiors feature velvet seating, brass metalwork, and zodiac headboard murals.
The Gyle
Repurposed Victorian coal-hole tables, airline trolley vanities, and Scottish textiles shape Henry Chebaane's whimsical townhouse interiors.
The Habita
Leaf-inspired curved roofs, precast branch-motif masonry screens, and light-filled interiors trimmed in timber and raw silk.
The Hammock Hotel Fine Arts Museum
Suspended indoor hammocks and built-in bunk nests furnish every guest room.
The Harbor Grand Hotel
Curioso redesigned the Prairie School-inspired interiors with Japanese minimalism, rich blue tones, and handcrafted lighting fixtures.
The Hare & Hounds
Equestrian wallpaper, split stable doors, and roll-top copper baths across thirty rooms.
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.