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Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Hotel Metropole
Joseph Kosuth's neon installation meets crimson velvets and Murano glass chandeliers.
Hotel Metropole, Monte Carlo
Opulent velvet interiors meet Karl Lagerfeld's poolside installation featuring sixty-five feet of etched-glass tableaux.
Hotel Milam, Michelin Key winner
Curving sculptural villas channel dream yoga with fluid indoor-outdoor spaces, textured masonry, and handwoven fiber art.
Hotel Milla Montis
Peter Pichler shaped charred larch slats with sweeping pitchfork curves, framing interiors lined in pale ash and loden.
Hotel Minho
Iberian chestnut wood cladding, white marble, and clean modernist lines connect glass-wrapped rooms with interior courtyards.
Hotel Mono
Spacedge Designs framed six shophouses in stark monochrome, looped with multifunctional black steel bars and custom lighting.
Hôtel Monte Cristo
Custom tapestries, velvet upholstery, and a curiosity cabinet of taxidermied birds shape the nineteenth-century orientalist interiors.
Hotel Monville
Triple-height lobby columns, floating oak volumes, and a checkerboard facade framing floor-to-ceiling windows.
Hotel MOTTO
Vintage Paris Ritz chandeliers illuminate floral tapestry walls and parquet floors.
Hôtel MYLOS
Excavated earth and crushed roof tiles form textured walls beneath green roofs.
Hotel Nacional Rio de Janeiro
A 34-story cylindrical glass tower by Oscar Niemeyer set within tropical gardens by Roberto Burle Marx.
Hôtel National Des Arts et Métiers
Hand-carved quarry stone, slatted concrete walls, and raw linen panels define tactile contemporary interiors.
Hotel Nelligan
Original stone masonry and exposed brick meet curved velvet sofas, Lambert & Fils lighting, and veined marble.
Hotel nhow Amsterdam RAI
Three shifted triangular glass volumes by OMA rise ninety-one meters above Europaplein.
Hotel nhow Rotterdam
Interiors and architecture by Rem Koolhaas contrast raw concrete with brass accents and sweeping harbor windows.
Hotel Not Hotel Amsterdam
Freestanding installation rooms designed by Eindhoven artists feature a vintage tram carriage and secret bookcase hideaways.
Hotel Okura Kyoto Okazaki Bettei
Interiors shaped with artisan collective GO ON, showcasing Kaikado metalwork, Kohchosai Kosuga bamboo, and custom Higashiyama craft.
Hotel Ottilia
Transformed Carlsberg brewery spaces with circular window alcoves and raw concrete grain silos.
Hotel Pacai
Centuries-old wooden joists and hand-painted frescoes meet deep grey palettes and marble accents.
Hotel Palacio Bellas Artes San Sebastián, Curio Collection by Hilton
Rose velvet walls, heavy drapery, and theatrical detailing fill spaces anchored by a circular central lobby.
Hôtel Palafitte
Timber pavilions raised on stilts over the lake, with glass floor plates.
Hotel Palau Fugit
Vibrant palettes, arched stonework, and custom furniture balance historical palace vaults with modern Catalan artistic touches.
Hôtel Panache
Dorothée Meilichzon interiors with triangular mirrors, geometric carpets, and custom cane headboards inside a flatiron corner.
Hôtel Particulier Montmartre
Five artist-curated suites by Pierre Lacroix set alongside a walled garden designed by Louis Bénech.
Hotel Pedras Salgadas
Slate-clad modular cabins raised on stilts among ancient pine and chestnut trees.
Hotel Perk
Custom handblown Bohemian glass lighting illuminates restored interwar functionalist curves and concrete accents.
Hotel Peter and Paul
European antiques and custom gingham fabrics meet palette schemes drawn from religious icons.
Hotel Petra
Volcanic ash reception tiles meet sheepskin-clad Viggo Boesen lounge chairs.
Hotel Pitrizza, Costa Smeralda
Low-slung stone villas and grass roofs nestle among natural pink granite boulders.
Hotel Principe
A minimalist glass cube by Klaus Müller, appointed with Italian designer furnishings and contemporary marble sculptures.
Hotel Providence
House of Hackney velvet wallpapers, Madeleine Castaing carpets, and flea-market portraits create an intimate maximalist townhouse.
Hotel Pug Seal Oaxaca
Courtyard frescoes inspired by Zapotec myths, sculptural stairs, and patinated jewel-toned walls.
Hotel Pug Seal Polanco Allan Poe
Original 1940s stained glass and double staircases meet whimsical butterfly wallpaper, modular sofas, and bold tiled bathrooms.
Hotel Pug Seal Polanco Anatole France
Dirk Jan Kinet layers bold pop art over 1940s mansion details.
Hotel Punta Caliza
A geometric flooded courtyard connects private plunge pools to a central canal.
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.