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 Leela Kovalam, a Raviz Hotel
Stepped terraced architecture designed by Charles Correa, blending white pavilions and terracotta roofs into the cliffside.
The Leela Palace Chennai
Chettinad-style stone pillars and Rajasthani gold leaf work frame vaulted, chandelier-lit corridors.
The Leeway
Cabin-style suites featuring custom Sam Moyer millwork, clean timber finishes, and private decks overlooking Esopus Creek.
The Leo Kent Hotel
Dark-wood interiors and Sonoran desert motifs inside Tucson's tallest tower.
The Liberty, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Boston
A 90-foot rotunda atrium framed by preserved catwalks anchors the adaptive reuse.
The Lince Braga Hotel
Vilaça Interiores dressed the light-filled spaces with natural wood paneling and neutral textiles.
The LINE Austin
Mid-century concrete bones meet sandblasted plywood headboards, custom hearths, and curved full-height windows overlooking the lake.
The LINE LA
Raw concrete walls meet bleached ash furnishings and vibrant Mexican serape textiles.
The Lisbonaire Apartments
Nineteen apartments individually styled by local creatives around Portuguese typography and bespoke furnishings.
The Lively Fukuoka Hakata
A double-height lobby atrium holds digital LED art and a suspended chandelier.
The Lixury Hotel -The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
A playful take on luxury across the upper floors of an 80-storey glass skyscraper.
The Lodge at Bow Lake
Modernized historic log architecture by Tom Kundig, pairing original timber walls with contemporary alpine comfort.
The Lodge at Feline Fields
Open-sided elevated hardwood pavilions designed by Alwyn Petersen let cooling Kalahari breezes flow past mosquito-draped canopy beds.
The Lodge at Primland
Cedar treehouse cabins perched over Dan River Gorge, alongside stone fireplaces and a gleaming observatory silo.
The Lodge at St. Edward Park
Architectural blueprint murals and custom woodwork reflect the building's original monastic past.
The Lodge at Torrey Pines
Arts and Crafts post-and-beam architecture framed by tree-motif stained-glass doors.
The Lombok Lodge
Minimalist white pavilions by Vittorio Simoni frame views across Medana Bay.
The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills
David Collins Studio designed the British townhouse interiors around subtle Hyde Park motifs.
The Londoner Hotel
Tailored British residential suites with Steve Leung interiors and Victorian soaking bathtubs.
The Longleaf Hotel and Lounge
Restored 1960s starshine breeze blocks, mid-century furnishings, and custom longleaf needle wallpaper across renovated motor-lodge quarters.
The Loren Hotel Austin
Lobby living walls and mid-century furniture framed by glass overlooking Lady Bird Lake.
The Lost Poet
Four vibrant bedrooms layer botanical wallpapers, custom Scottish upholstery, and reclaimed laboratory mahogany joinery.
The Louise
Stone villa suites refreshed with Australian crafted furnishings, gas fireplaces, private courtyards, and outdoor rain showers.
The Loutrel
Garden-inspired interiors by Michael Graves feature an ethereal landscape mural, bronze accents, and an indoor porch swing.
The Lowry Hotel
A curved glass facade facing Trinity Bridge, with interiors referencing industrial warehouses.
The Luigans Spa & Resort
Vibrant geometric forms and warm earth tones inspired by architect Luis Barragán.
The LUMA Hotel
A spiral staircase crafted from indigenous wood curves through the plant-filled lobby.
The Lumiares Hotel & Spa
Monochrome calçada-inspired flooring beneath a sculptural cubic brass chandelier by Beau McClellan.
The Luxe Manor
Trompe l'oeil fireplaces and painted chandeliers set a playful, surrealist tone throughout the rooms.
The Lyall Hotel
European pied-a-terre interiors by DKO with a central Japanese maple courtyard garden.
The Lygon Arms
Seventeenth-century oak coffers serve as media stands beneath restored timber ceiling beams.
The Lytle Park Hotel, Autograph Collection
A sunlit glass atrium joins two turn-of-the-century brick buildings, framed by indoor greenery and custom floral screens.
The Machiya Ebisuya Hotel
Woven bamboo ajiro ceilings, exterior koshi latticework, and interlocking tsugite carpentry framing modern boutique interiors.
The Madison Hotel at Bishop Arts
Hallways lined with hundreds of antique curiosities lead to a velvet-drenched parlor.
The Magnolia Hotel
Pastel pink facades, neon diving girl signage, and yellow candy-striped parasols channeling mid-century Palm Springs motor lodges.
The Maidstone New Orleans
Custom Oaxacan moon tapestries hang above birch platform beds and cork floors.
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.