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Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
36 hotels on this page
Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Hotel de Rome
Tommaso Ziffer's contemporary interiors bring velvet banquettes and neon art to neoclassical halls.
Hotel de Russie
Interiors by Olga Polizzi blend vibrant palettes, Robert Mapplethorpe prints, Roman mosaics, and terraced gardens.
Hôtel des Arts Saigon
1930s Indochine aesthetic filled with the owner's personal collection of oil paintings.
Hôtel des Berges et Spa des Saules [Haeberlin]
Timber-framed pavilions by Jouin Manku feature seven-meter vaulted ceilings, raw stone, and hand-blown glass river reeds.
Hôtel des Dromonts
Jacques Labro sculpted this pine-cone silhouette, wrapped entirely in local cedar shingles.
Hôtel des Grands Voyageurs
Interiors evoke transatlantic ocean liners with rich mahogany paneling, roughcast plaster ceilings, and Marc Chagall lithographs.
Hôtel des Horlogers
Zigzagging stepped ramps cascade down the hillside, complemented by inverted tree roots suspended across the lobby ceiling.
Hôtel du Couvent, Nice
Monastic minimalism crafted with raw lime plaster, terracotta tile, and salvaged beam desks.
Hôtel du Petit Moulin Paris | Le Marais
Theatrical Christian Lacroix interiors across seventeen rooms with clashing prints, damask textiles, and whimsical couture sketches.
Hotel Eclat Beijing
Glass-pyramid galleries exhibiting original Salvador Dalí sculptures alongside major contemporary Chinese art.
Hotel El Roblar
Restored Spanish Revival architecture with custom Monterey furniture, hand-painted tiles, and panoramic valley murals.
Hotel Élysée Montmartre
Monochromatic interiors defined by custom eucalyptus woodwork, brass fixtures, and carved Portuguese pink stone basins.
Hotel Emma
Salvaged brewing machinery and concrete beams meet Redondo tilework and hand-tooled leather.
Hotel Escondido
Alberto Kalach merges a nineteenth-century colonial house with a brutalist concrete tower, raw stucco, and bespoke artisan craft.
Hotel Escondido
Thatched palapas pair hand-woven palm roofs with raw concrete, tropical timber, and slatted louvers that channel Pacific breezes.
Hotel Esencia
Mid-century furniture by Pierre Jeanneret sits beside hand-woven Oaxacan wool rugs.
Hotel Esperit Roca
Brutalist interiors carved with local limestone, cork ceilings, and raw geometric concrete.
Hôtel et Restaurant de Tourrel
Restored 17th-century stucco and stone arches paired cleanly with mid-century ClassiCon furnishings and Serge Mouille lighting.
Hotel Fasano Angra dos Reis
Bernardes Jacobsen architecture blends clean Brazilian modernist lines with warm native timber, natural stone, and glass walls.
Hotel Fasano Punta del Este
Low limestone villas and an Isay Weinfeld spa pavilion built into granite boulders and Uruguayan hills.
Hotel Fasano Rio de Janeiro
Mid-century Brazilian furniture by Sergio Rodrigues pairs with Philippe Starck ear-shaped mirrors and reclaimed Amazonian timber.
Hotel Fasano Salvador
Isay Weinfeld dressed the restored Art Deco landmark in Brazilian jacaranda timber.
Hotel Fasano São Paulo Itaim
Marcio Kogan interiors lined with Brazilian freijó walnut and dark basalt stone floors.
Hotel Fasano Trancoso
White geometric bungalows by Isay Weinfeld feature native freijó woodwork, thatched terraces, and private rooftop ocean sundecks.
Hotel Flora
Gert Voorjans layered bold maximalist decor around hand-painted frescoes by Nils Verkaeren.
Hotel Galery69
Handcrafted furniture, lighting, and textiles shaped by the owner-designers in their workshop.
Hôtel Gault
Polished concrete floors and midcentury seating contrast with restored nineteenth-century cast-iron columns.
Hotel Genevieve - JDV by Hyatt
Curved velvet furniture, saturated color blocking, and custom vanities cast from marble dust.
Hôtel Grand Amour
Vintage mid-century flea market finds, custom erotic carpets, and photography by Helmut Newton across eclectic guest rooms.
Hotel Hana
Laura Gonzalez pairs Belle Époque curves with Japanese minimalism, iroko woodwork, and custom Pierre Frey rugs.
Hotel Hotel
Three-dimensional ceramic facade tiles and contemporary murals curated by Underdogs Gallery.
Hotel Humano
Permeable clay-brick lattice facades open onto rooms lined with wine-colored ceramic tiles.
Hotel Il Pellicano
Terracotta cottages styled by Marie-Louise Sciò with vivid Lisa Corti textiles.
Hotel Indigo Dubai Downtown by IHG
Refik Anadol's digital lobby artwork visualizes Dubai's weather patterns across dynamic screens.
Hotel Irada: India’s First Design Hotel (Marriott)
Interiors feature rich burgundy tones, Parisian flea-market furnishings, and custom woven tapestries by Jaipur Rugs.
Hotel Jackson
Silvery reclaimed barn wood and stacked stone meet clean modernist lines throughout.
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.