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Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Hotel Jakarta
Prefabricated timber modules and curved bamboo beams surround a towering glass-enclosed subtropical atrium garden.
Hotel Joaquin
Custom tapestries, vintage Parisian flea-market chairs, and record players replace televisions across the bright bungalow rooms.
Hotel Julien
Restored oak floorboards and custom low-slung furnishings surround the open-air central courtyard.
Hotel June Malibu
Restored mid-century bungalows feature exposed timber ceilings, burnished concrete floors, Dutch doors, and private hammock patios.
Hotel Kanra Kyoto
Elongated machiya-inspired layouts combine handcrafted cypress tubs with clean granite planes, shoji screens, and woven tatami.
Hotel Kinsley
Custom white oak platform beds and Gio Ponti-inspired nightstands across four historic buildings.
Hotel kleiner Löwe
Oak partitions and Venetian plaster sit beneath a striking barrel-vaulted roof.
Hotel Krallerhof
Architect Hadi Teherani designed the spa pavilion with a hundred-meter curved green roof and disappearing glass walls.
Hotel L'Avenida
Art Nouveau architecture by Joan Rubió meets dark oak parquet and black chandeliers.
Hôtel L'Iglesia
Vaulted nave architecture filled with mid-century Mathieu Matégot chairs, Portuguese tiles, and antique souk finds.
Hotel La Compañía Casco Antiguo - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
Guest rooms reflect three distinct eras, from stone monastic arches to 1904 American Beaux-Arts loft suites.
Hotel La Gemma
Interiors translate the Duomo's pink and green marble into Art Deco velvet furnishings and Gio Ponti ceramics.
Hôtel La Mirande
Walls lined in hand-printed Indienne cottons, handcrafted oak parquet, and period antiques.
Hotel La Palma
Neoclassical interiors feature hand-painted classical ceiling frescoes, custom rattan furniture, and an ethereal seafoam-blue palette.
Hotel La Réserve Resort
Glenn Sestig shapes an airy coastal aesthetic with brass accents, warm timber paneling, and dune-inspired textured relief walls.
Hôtel La Tartane Saint Tropez
Cottages by Jordane Arrivetz with rattan headboards, yellow floors, and scalloped mirrors.
Hotel Le Ballu
Mid-century Danish lines blend with Syldavia-inspired Balkan motifs, saturated colour blocks, and Polish constructivist art.
Hôtel Le Cinq Codet
Jean-Philippe Nuel transformed the 1930s building into sleek split-level duplexes appointed with blond oak and curated contemporary artworks.
Hôtel Le Coucou
Bespoke alpine interiors feature custom sheepskin Bear armchairs, vintage cuckoo clocks, and a frescoed ceiling dome.
Hotel Le Dune Piscinas
Flickering flame LED lamps illuminate the former mine cart tunnel and Orosei marble.
Hôtel Le Grand Mazarin
Martin Brudnizki dresses rooms in Aubusson-style tapestry canopies, custom Pierre Frey textiles, and whimsical pastel palettes.
Hôtel Les Deux Gares
Saturated hues, candy-striped headboards, bespoke geometric carpets, and retro checkerboard-tiled bathrooms shape the playful maximalist interiors.
Hôtel Les Roches
Wood-panelled ship-cabin rooms and Bormes stone arches framed by contemporary Japanese frescoes.
Hôtel Les Roches Blanches
Restored 1920s Art Deco lines step across tiered limestone cliffs framing Cap Canaille.
Hotel Lido Palace
Alberto Cecchetto integrated contemporary glass-and-steel ship bow extensions with the restored nineteenth-century Liberty-style lakefront facade.
Hôtel Lily of the Valley
Philippe Starck pavilions finished in Portuguese marble and chestnut trellises among coastal pines.
Hôtel Lodge Park Megève
Rough-hewn logs and antler chandeliers evoke North American timber retreats in Megève.
Hôtel Lou Pinet Saint-Tropez
Charles Zana crafted bohemian interiors with terracotta tiles, bespoke ceramics, and headboards echoing mid-century Mediterranean artists.
Hotel Lungarno
Over four hundred original twentieth-century artworks include pieces by Picasso and Cocteau.
Hotel Maalot
Maximalist jewel-toned interiors by RPM Proget paired with satirical Stanley Gonczanski portraits.
Hôtel Madame Rêve
Angled walnut headboards, mosaic tiled baths, and custom golden-brown furnishings frame sweeping views across Parisian zinc rooftops.
Hotel Magdalena
North America's first mass-timber boutique hotel channels mid-century Austin lake houses.
Hotel Magnolia Santiago de Chile
Suspended glass walkways link the 1929 mansion to three upper floors wrapped in glass.
Hotel Marcel New Haven, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
Board-formed concrete architecture meets warm oak finishes, terracotta friezes, and Bauhaus textiles.
Hotel Matilda
White cubist architecture showcases gallery-level installations, video art at reception, and Latin American contemporary works.
Hotel Mercer Sevilla
A central marble courtyard beneath a glass dome, lined with a fifteen-meter vertical garden.
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.