One of eight vibes
Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
36 hotels on this page
Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Hotel Rakuragu
Angled balconies cut into a slender nine-storey white cuboid framing daylight through Tokyo urban gaps.
Hôtel Richer de Belleval
Monochromatic boudoir rooms meet site-specific art installations and iridescent beetle-wing ceilings.
Hotel Saint Augustine
Low-slung brick pavilions house burled walnut, sheer drapery, and bold monochromatic guest rooms.
Hotel Saint Cecilia
Liz Lambert interiors pairing rock-and-roll bohemia with rich jewel tones and vintage furnishings.
Hotel Saint George
Polished concrete floors, raw steel trimmings, and austere lines showcase curated contemporary Texan art throughout.
Hotel Saint Vincent
Custom marbled wallpaper by Voutsa and persimmon bathroom tiles across moody guest rooms.
Hôtel Saint-Georges
Luke Edward Hall crafts a whimsical Alpine fantasy with hand-painted murals, honeyed pine, and playful English fabrics.
Hôtel Saint-Marc
Dimorestudio contrasts eighteenth-century Parisian architecture with 1970s vintage modernism, Art Deco flourishes, and bold chromatic room palettes.
Hotel Saltus
Stepped wooden volumes by Tara Architekten, built using local larch and quarried porphyry.
Hotel San Cristóbal
Whitewashed geometric walls frame vibrant Mexican encaustic cement tiles, custom Guadalajara furniture, and handmade ceramic lighting fixtures.
Hotel Sanders
Lind + Almond interiors blending warm Danish mid-century woodwork with English eccentricity.
Hotel Sans Souci Wien
Herringbone parquet floors, custom chandeliers, and an extensive collection of original pop art by Roy Lichtenstein.
Hotel Schloss Schauenstein
Interiors by Space Copenhagen pair ancient Romanesque stonework and exposed timber with honed stone and oak.
Hotel Schloss Seefels
Bold interiors pairing Pierre Frey fabrics and Murano glass with contemporary art.
Hotel Seehof - nature retreat
Low-slung architecture by noa* with copper details, deep loggias, and panoramic glazing framing the Dolomites.
Hotel Sin Nombre
A glass-domed courtyard framed by sandstone archways and charcoal-tinted lime plaster walls.
Hotel Son Xotano Mallorca
Restored marès sandstone arches meet powder-blue window shutters and local ikat textiles.
Hotel Sosei Sapporo - MGallery Collection
Arched ceilings, copper brewing motifs, Rie Kawakami hop sculptures, and deep green Japanese-Western paneled guest rooms.
Hotel St. George
An Ai Weiwei dragon kite anchors Nordic interiors with Klaus Haapaniemi fabrics.
Hotel Stein
A seven-story blue glass chandelier cascades down the central staircase beside Venetian textiles.
Hôtel Swexan
Kengo Kuma mirrored grid tower housing Parisian-inspired carved stone fireplaces.
Hotel Telegraphenamt
Dreimeta interiors juxtaposing raw historic masonry with Bauhaus references, polished granite, and custom duplex suites.
Hotel The Exchange
Sixty-one rooms dressed like catwalk models in custom weaves developed with Tilburg TextielLab.
Hotel The Mitsui Kyoto
André Fu layered monumental shoji lanterns and clean-lined timber pavilions around a water courtyard.
Hotel Tofana
Jagged, stepped architecture echoing Dolomite peaks with larch interiors and interlocking ramps.
Hotel Toranomon Hills - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
Space Copenhagen shapes its first Japanese interior in pale oak and natural stone.
Hôtel Totem - Friendly Hotel & Spa | Pied des Pistes
Marcel Breuer concrete architecture framed by tubular steel chairs and street-art murals.
Hotel Tresanton
Whitewashed seaside cottages feature Roman god mosaics, Penzance antiques, Cornish art, and tongue-and-groove paneling.
Hotel Tugu Lombok
Temple-inspired villas sit beneath soaring thatched pavilions filled with carved stone deities.
Hotel TwentySeven
Theatrical neo-baroque interiors layered with Venetian Rubelli damasks, Pierre Frey wallpapers, and sculpted Brand van Egmond chandeliers.
Hotel Unique
A copper-clad inverted crescent structure featuring curved hallway corridors, high lobby ceilings, and oversized circular porthole windows.
Hotel Valle de San Nicolas
Functional contemporary interiors with tiled floors and simple wooden furnishings throughout.
Hotel Valley Ho
Restored 1956 Edward Varney architecture with patterned precast concrete panels and terrazzo floors.
Hotel Vestige Binidufà
Restored red-stone finca interiors featuring limewashed walls, local limestone basins, and bespoke woodwork by Menorcan carpenters.
Hotel Villa René Lalique
Six bespoke suites showcase handcrafted crystal inlays, Lalique Maison furniture, and a contemporary glass dining pavilion.
Hotel Violino D'Oro
Vintage 1958 Venini chandeliers illuminate spaces draped in custom Rubelli fabrics.
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.