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Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
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Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Haworth Hotel at Hope College
Patricia Urquiola interiors furnished with Italian pieces from Cassina and Cappellini.
Haymarket Hotel
Vibrant block-print fabrics and eclectic antiques sit alongside contemporary sculptures by Sir Tony Cragg.
Headlands Coastal Lodge & Spa
Basalt stone architecture, cathedral Douglas fir ceilings, custom leather sofa, and Oregon hardwood floors with surfboard racks.
Heckfield Place
English oak floors, bulrush matting, and contemporary British art.
Helguera Palacio Boutique Antique
Curated 17th-century interiors where French desks, Louis XV chairs, and decorative antiques are also offered for sale.
Henrietta Experimental
Arched headboards, Pierre Paulin-style armchairs, and pastel pink bathrooms with black-and-white octagonal floor tiles.
Here Baa Atoll
Duplex residences span the sandbank with dhoni-inspired lines, suspended pools, and vibrant textiles.
Herman K
Brutalist transformer station converted into sharp interiors balancing crude industrial framing with white marble and tailored Scandinavian finishes.
High Country Motor Lodge
Mid-century road lodge interiors equipped with bedside cassette players and custom mixtapes.
Highland Base at Kerlingarfjöll
Cross-laminated larch timber pavilions connected by subterranean tunnels, fitted with blond wood, stone, and wool.
Hishiya
Naguri-chiseled flooring, Kurotani washi paper, and raw Tamba stone crafted within a restored timber structure.
Hix Island House
Poured concrete pavilions framing trade winds, with cast concrete sinks and bed frames.
Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp
Tensile canvas canopies mimicking desert dunes shelter light-filled suites featuring cooling concrete and natural linen.
Hofgut Hafnerleiten
Larch-clad pavilions by Studio Lot and blackened timber longhouses across meadow hills.
Holiday House Palm Springs
Blue-and-white interiors mix custom geometric textiles, wicker, and original modern art by David Hockney and Roy Lichtenstein.
HONEYROSE Hotel, Montreal, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Curved staircases, velvet seating, and brass fixtures bring a lavish 1920s Art Deco aesthetic to life.
Hoshino Resorts KAI Hakone
Sunken living rooms, dark stone relaxation spaces, and geometric marquetry wall art.
Hoshino Resorts KAI Sengokuhara
Minimalist suites integrate tatami mats, low-slung wood furniture, and commissioned original works from twelve resident artists.
HOSHINOYA Bali
Cantilevered wooden gazebos and thatched alang-alang villas flank three canal pools modeled on Balinese irrigation channels.
HOSHINOYA Fuji
Staggered concrete cabin boxes act as minimalist viewing telescopes framing Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi.
Hoshinoya Guguan
Timber duplex pavilions with tatami living spaces, set within canal-threaded water gardens facing Mount Malun.
Hoshinoya Karuizawa
Tiered cedar pavilions and footbridges designed by Rie Azuma frame a terraced river valley and retention pond.
HOSHINOYA Kyoto
Hand-printed kyo-karakami washi wallpaper and low-slung tatami seating frame river gorge views.
HOSHINOYA Okinawa
Architect Rie Azuma shaped low-slung oceanfront villas behind modernist concrete gusuku walls accented with vibrant bingata textiles.
HOSHINOYA Taketomi Island
Single-story pavilions with red-tiled roofs, shisa guardian figures, deep soaking tubs, and breezy south-facing sliding windows.
Hospes Palacio de los Patos
An alabaster lattice screen stands opposite the restored palace's nineteenth-century marble staircase.
Hotel & Restaurant Seegarten
Werner Aisslinger interiors shaped with local quarry-stone terrazzo and clay plaster walls.
Hôtel & Spa Le Germain Charlevoix
Five farm-inspired contemporary pavilions feature loft-style bunk rooms, monastic courtyards, and clean wooden silhouettes.
Hotel 1928
Double-height black-paneled library with marble fireplace, bespoke Roaring Twenties furnishings, and deep green bathroom tiles.
Hotel Alexandra
Vintage Danish mid-century originals furnish dedicated rooms honouring masters like Jens Risom.
Hotel Alfonso XIII, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Seville
Neo-Mudéjar architecture featuring intricate azulejo tilework, carved plasterwork, marble colonnades, and coffered wood ceilings.
Hotel Alma Barcelona
Brushed concrete and herringbone oak floors meet a soaring ten-story stone central atrium.
Hôtel Amour
Individually styled rooms curated by contemporary artists, appointed with mid-century flea market furnishings and bold color palettes.
Hotel Anteroom Kyoto
Artist-designed concept rooms and Gallery 9.5 exhibitions curated under sculptor Kohei Nawa.
Hotel Anteroom Seoul
Minimalist atelier rooms shaped by Kohei Nawa, with custom soundscapes by Marihiko Hara.
Hotel Antumalal
Mid-century Bauhaus architecture by Jorge Elton, framed in native timber and glass.
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.