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Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Hotel Arpoador
Bernardes Arquitetura crafted timber-framed facades, triangular balconies, and custom nautical woodwork woven with taboa straw and linen.
Hotel Art Paradiso
Moody gallery corridors showcase spotlighted sculptures by Nam June Paik.
Hotel Arts Barcelona
Bruce Graham's exposed-steel superstructure meets renovated Meyer Davis interiors featuring Lorena Canals handwoven headboards and panoramic glazing.
Hotel At Six
Universal Design Studio's monochrome interiors pivot around a monumental marble staircase sculpture.
Hotel AWA
Angled concrete and glass architecture lined with native alerce wood, volcanic stone, and woven Mapuche textiles.
Hotel B
Soaring ceilings, traditional Lima teatinas, and Italian marble house over three hundred original Latin American artworks.
Hotel Bachaumont
Dorothée Meilichzon interiors feature geometric Carrara marble floors, custom desks, brass fittings, and Pierre Frey upholstered headboards.
Hotel Bayerischer Hof
Axel Vervoordt shaped the interiors with clay plaster and rare Hungarian Red stone.
Hotel Belle Plage
Sculptural plaster curves and terrazzo floors by Raphael Navot frame the undulating facade.
Hotel Bergeblick
A structural timber grid celebrating raw regional wood imperfections, floor-to-ceiling glass, and panoramic alpine views.
Hotel Bo
Clean-lined modern architecture wraps an interior garden centered around a geometric water mirror pool and solitary tree.
Hotel Boca Chica
Frida Escobedo's sculptural concrete parasols cast geometric shadows across a mint-green pool deck.
Hotel Bohinj
A larchwood exoskeleton wraps the facade, framing corridors inspired by traditional hayracks.
Hôtel Borsari
Raw concrete rooms house vintage Braun audio units and shelving by Dieter Rams.
Hôtel Bus Palladium
Raw concrete ceilings meet Ottoman carpeted walls, cork headboards, and vintage amplifier switches across Studio KO spaces.
Hotel Café Royal
David Chipperfield paired minimalist Portland stone walls and fumed oak with restored nineteenth-century gilded moldings throughout the salons.
Hotel Californian
Custom Moroccan tiles across twenty-seven patterns, designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard.
Hotel Calimala Florence
Exposed masonry meets velvet headboards, brass accents, and chevron-patterned terrazzo bathrooms inspired by the nearby Baptistery.
Hotel Can Cera
Olive wood furniture, sisal floorings, and modernist seating set under restored noble ceilings.
Hotel Casa Monti Roma
Laura Gonzalez interiors layer Milanese frescoes, Italian terrazzo, and vibrant botanical headboards.
Hôtel Casadelmar
Weathered cedar pavilions by Jean-François Bodin frame terraced Mediterranean gardens and gulf views.
Hotel Central
Decade-themed floors designed chronologically from 1920s austerity to 1930s clawfoot tubs and emerald bathroom tiling.
Hotel Chais Monnet & Spa
Contemporary glass pavilions and ironwork set against restored nineteenth-century timber distillery warehouses.
Hotel Chapter Roma
Exposed brick arches, blackened steel fixtures, and vibrant street murals bring industrial edge to an 1880s palazzo.
Hotel Château du Grand-Lucé
Restored 1760s Pillement chinoiserie murals complement Pierre Frey fabrics and antique boiserie.
Hotel Château Royal Berlin
Herringbone parquet, craquelé tiles, and original works by over a hundred contemporary artists.
Hotel Convent de la Missió
Whitewashed minimalist interiors framed by exposed pine beams and rotating contemporary sculptures.
Hotel Corduroy
Ward + Gray evokes 1960s coastal ease through grasscloth wallcoverings, unlacquered brass, nautical fixtures, and in-room cassette players.
Hotel Costes
Opulent crimson velvet boudoir interiors contrast with sleek travertine and smoked oak across two distinct wings.
Hotel Covell
Suites styled as chapters in a fictional author's life, with Smeg kitchenettes.
Hotel Criol
A three-story staircase library and glass floor looking down into a subterranean reading room.
Hôtel de JoBo
Bambi Sloan mixes Directoire motifs with leopard prints, archival wallpapers, and a rose-covered campaign tent canopy.
Hôtel de la Boétie
Woven flatweave headboards and grass-green carpets designed by Beata Heuman.
Hotel de la Coupole Sapa - MGallery Collection
French haute couture pairs with northern hill-tribe embroidery patterns across theatrical interiors.
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.