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Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Eagle Island Lodge
Twelve elevated timber tents showcase ant-nest architecture, custom perforated copper headboards, and explorer-inspired minibars.
Eastwind Hotel - Windham
Scandinavian Lushna A-frame cabins, reclaimed 1920s timber floors, Malm fireplaces, and mid-century Masaya furniture across the hillside.
Eaton HK
Retro Kowloon aesthetics by AvroKO featuring cork walls, geometric rugs, terrazzo flooring, and a triple-height subterranean atrium.
EcoCamp Patagonia
Geodesic green domes raised on wooden walkways, inspired by indigenous Kawésqar dwellings, with wood-burning stoves and stargazing skylights.
Eden Locke George Street
Sorbet pastels, bespoke wicker furniture, and lush indoor greenery contrast with the grand Georgian townhouse architecture.
Eden Rock - St Barths
Martin Brudnizki crafts yacht-inspired walnut panelling across suites carved into the rock.
Eight Cortina
In-house studio Eight Lab styled the rooms in dark timber and Pendleton-style wool blankets.
Ekies All Senses Resort, a Member of Design Hotels
Custom Greek stone architecture, landscaped pine gardens, and bespoke suites featuring raw timber and private pools.
El Blok Hotel
Perforated concrete screens cast reef-like shadow patterns across minimalist rooms lined with handmade hydraulic floor tiles.
El Cortes
Layered interiors pair pale oak herringbone floors and oxblood velvet headboards with bespoke Talavera tiles and marble vanities.
El Fenn
Saturated tadelakt plaster and zellige courtyards house a museum-grade contemporary art collection.
El Llorenç Parc de la Mar
Magnus Ehrland layers twenty-seven geometric star tile variations against Santanyí stone pillars.
El Perdido Desert Dream
Rammed earth walls, torote timber framing, and palm-thatched jacal roofs craft an immersive vernacular sanctuary.
El Portal Sedona Hotel
Hand-formed adobe walls, salvaged railroad timbers, and handmade Arts and Crafts woodwork throughout.
Eleven Bahama House
Four-poster mahogany beds, grasscloth walls, vintage cane furnishings, and blue-green cement tiles across restored pastel cottages.
Eliamos Villas Hotel & Spa
Terraced stone villas with micro-cemented walls, sun-bleached wood, and private saltwater plunge pools.
Ellerman House
A sculptural carbon-fibre wine corkscrew rack, terrazzo and velvet cocktail lounges, and contemporary glass villas.
Elma Hotel
Restored Brutalist concrete curves, terrazzo tiles, and monumental contemporary sculptures in the gallery.
Elqui Domos
Timber cube cabins and geodesic domes feature angled skylights and private rooftop decks positioned for stargazing.
Else Kuala Lumpur
Studio Bikin pairs raw concrete pillars with custom wool rugs by Omar Khan.
Emerson Spice Hotel
Eleven operatic-themed rooms filled with Zanzibari four-poster beds, scumbled azure walls, and vast serpentine stone bathtubs.
Emiliano Rio, an SLH Hotel
Kinetic fiberglass cobogó shutters by Studio Arthur Casas and a two-story vertical garden wall.
Emiliano Sao Paulo, an SLH Hotel
Arthur Casas architecture with ten-meter lobby ceilings and Siron Franco’s suspended sculpture.
Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental
A 238-foot central dome adorned with gold leaf crowns sweeping marble rotundas and crystal chandeliers.
Ennea Hotel
Lush jungle courtyards by Polen Paisaje frame pavilions shuttered against the Pacific breeze.
Entre Cielos Luxury Wine Hotel & Spa
A4estudio crafted low-slung pavilions in board-formed concrete that frame Andean views.
EOLO - Patagonia ́s Spirit
Traditional criollo estancia gables reimagined with minimalist lines and panoramic steppe windows.
Equinox Hotel New York
Rockwell Group interiors feature sound-insulated sleep chambers, dark stone bathrooms, and rotating mirrored cabinetry in the lounge.
Eremito
Eighteen monastic stone celluzze illuminated by candlelight, furnished with hand-embroidered ancient hemp linens.
Eriro Alpine Hide
Hand-hewn timber doors, sheep wool wall panels, and monolithic bathtubs carved from single tree trunks.
Erosantorini Estate
Paola Navone interiors pair Cycladic minimalism with dark volcanic stone, Rubelli textiles, and floating suspended fireplaces.
Es Racó d'Artà
Whitewashed stone walls and blonde-wood furnishings shaped by architect Toni Esteva.
Esh Hotel & Spa, a Member of Design Hotels
Brutalist concrete meets wabi-sabi warmth, pairing lava-stone soaking tubs, palm-filled courtyards, and open-air pavilions.
Esmé Miami Beach
Jewel-toned rooms with pecky cypress ceilings and pale pink tiled bathrooms.
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.