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.
U.I.J Hotel & Hostel
Local canvas bunk shutters and Crosley turntables contrast industrial and craft textures.
Udara Bali Yoga Detox & Spa
Reclaimed Javanese teak joglos and stone grotto caves surround a Finnish sauna shaped like a mythical turtle.
Ultima Hotel Gstaad
Reclaimed antique timber chalets conceal high-contrast interiors of polished black marble, bronze fireplaces, velvet, and tailored lighting.
Ulu Cliffhouse Hotel
Mid-century California surf aesthetic detailed with pastel terrazzo tiling, raw concrete, and open-air timber pavilions.
Uma Casa à Beira Sol
Traditional Algarvian whitewashed architecture framed by multi-level terraced gardens, bougainvillea, and terracotta-tiled verandas.
Uma House by Yurbban Trafalgar
Raquel Sogorb pairs mid-century furnishings with a signature gray-and-yellow palette in the guestrooms.
Umekoji Potel Kyoto
Clean timber-lined spaces connect multi-level interactive lounges, minimalist wood-paneled guestrooms, and a custom-tiled retro bathhouse.
Umi Hotel
Low-slung concrete architecture by Sandra Dís Sigurðardóttir with dark wood finishes and expansive landscape-framing windows.
Umiltà 36
Mid-century Roman salon interiors paired with House of Hackney wallpaper and marble accents.
Umito Atami Bettei
White stucco ceilings softly diffuse coastal daylight above floors of honed stone.
Umito Kamakura Koshigoe
Architect Ryo Takarada opened both suites directly toward Sagami Bay with full-height glass.
Una Vida, Tulum
Stone pavilions with chukum finishes and thatched roofs connect across garden breezeways.
UNAHOTELS One Siracusa
Corten steel pairs with playful mod interiors like the round-bedded Circle Room.
Under Canvas Acadia
Safari tents on raised wood platforms feature leather butterfly chairs, wood-burning stoves, and skylights for stargazing.
Under Canvas Bryce Canyon
Safari tents on elevated wooden decks have wood-burning stoves and star-viewing skylights.
Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge
Safari tents set on raised platforms with skylights and push-button gas fireplaces.
Under Canvas Grand Canyon
Safari-style canvas tents hold wood-burning stoves and overhead skylights directly above king beds.
Under Canvas Great Smoky Mountains
Safari-style canvas tents fitted with wood-burning stoves and overhead stargazing skylights.
Under Canvas Moab
Elevated platform tents feature clear skylights set over the beds for stargazing.
Under Canvas West Yellowstone
Custom safari tents have celestial viewing windows positioned directly over king beds.
Under Canvas White Mountains
West Elm furnished canvas tents include wood-burning stoves and overhead stargazing windows.
Under Canvas Yosemite
Safari-style canvas tents include stargazing window panels set directly above king beds.
Under Canvas Zion
Safari-style canvas tents with clear Stargazer ceiling panels set beside red sandstone boulders.
Under the Sun Cycladic Village
Earth-sheltered hillside suites with green planted roofs and dry-stone masonry.
Unfound Door Hotel
Contemporary Georgian craft meets original herringbone hardwood and exposed nineteenth-century brickwork.
Unique Hotel Post
Sandblasted fir wood lines modern guest rooms set behind century-old quarry-stone walls.
Untitled at 3 Freeman Alley
Terrazzo floors, light timber joinery, and collage-tile murals blending Japandi minimalism with street art.
Upendo Beach Boutique Hotel
Loft-style beachfront villas sheltered beneath traditional makuti thatch with hand-carved furnishings.
Urban Hive Milano
Eclectic mid-century interiors with custom Milanese wallpapers and colorful Italian designer furnishings.
URBAN LOFT Cologne
Whitewashed brick walls and herringbone parquet floors recreate compact artist loft bedrooms.
Ureshino YADOYA
Contemporary timber suites hold custom 224porcelain teaware and semi-open spring baths.
URSO Hotel & Spa
Modernist oak panelling and restored stained glass by designer Antonio Obrador.
Ursulino Valletta
Monochrome interiors with golden yellow accents and custom Maltese cement tiles.
UVE
Cristina Pas sculptures of recycled paper and wood depict grape bunches in 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.