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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 Walther Pontresina
Virginia Maissen pairs bold forest hues and custom textiles with Rolf Sachs's sculptural milk-jug chandeliers.
Hotel Willa
Hand-troweled terracotta walls, exposed timber vigas, kiva-style fireplaces, and custom ceramics curated by design studio Electric Bowery.
Hotel William Gray
An eight-storey glass tower links two eighteenth-century stone houses around a soaring central atrium.
Hotel Windsor
Interiors reinterpret Italian modernism with geometric boiserie and Davide Groppi lighting.
Hotel Wren
Hand-trowelled plaster, Mexican terracotta tiles, and botanical murals frame twelve suites with custom brass kitchenettes.
Hotel Xcaret Arte
Eco-integrative pavilions woven through limestone jungle, housing dedicated artisanal craft workshops.
Hotel Xcaret México
Eco-integrative architecture carved into limestone caves and river grottos, appointed with handwoven Chiapas textiles and Puebla tiles.
Hotel Zoo Berlin
Dayna Lee's cinematic interiors feature a 22-metre leopard catwalk carpet and two-ton molded floral ceiling.
Hotelito at MUSA
Tropical modernism combining raw concrete and Parota millwork with black terrazzo tiles.
HOUSE FANTINI / lake time
Piero Lissoni interiors with slatted timber and beola stone facing the water.
House of Finn Juhl Hakuba
Guest rooms showcase authentic Finn Juhl seating framed by pale Japanese timber.
House of Gods Hotel
Orient Express cabin aesthetics with velvet-lined walls, gold accents, and mirrored ceilings.
Hulbert House
Interiors feature custom-milled carpets inspired by willow-pattern china, iridescent period wallpapers, and sparkling French chandeliers across eight rooms.
Huus Quell
Interlocking nail-less moon wood construction paired with contemporary Alpine silhouettes and custom Jakob Schlaepfer couture textiles.
Hyde Melbourne Place
Sculptural red-brick architecture with oversized circular portholes, terrazzo floors, and oiled jarrah panelling.
ICARO Hotel
A saw-toothed larch skin, branching colonnade pillars, and telescopic suites designed by MoDusArchitects frame Dolomite peaks.
Ignacia Guest House
Bold monochrome suites and contemporary architecture framing a central garden courtyard of citrus trees.
Il Capri Hotel
Pastel pink tones, sisal matting, and custom headboards echoing the facade's gothic arches.
Il Delfino Seaside Inn
Restored mid-century frames meet handmade local ceramics and custom ocean-facing mirrors.
Il Palazzo Experimental
Lagoon-hued rooms with Palladian arches and checkerboard terrazzo flooring inspired by Carlo Scarpa.
Il Salviatino
Interiors feature trompe l'oeil artistry alongside vintage Italian furnishings collected by Alessandra Rovati.
Il San Corrado di Noto
Architect Corrado Papa pairs restored 18th-century Modica stonework with restrained cubic pavilions and sculptural marble bathtubs.
Il San Pietro di Positano
Cliff-stepped suites built one room deep, accented with handcrafted Vietri ceramics and cotto tilework.
Il Sereno Hotel
Suspended walnut staircases and regional stone loggias framing unobstructed lake vistas.
Immerso
Low-slung concrete and timber pavilions embedded in the valley slope overlook the Atlantic.
Imperial Hotel Kyoto
Disciplined interiors pair textured volcanic Oya stone with dimpled naguri wood floors.
Infante Sagres Porto
Vibrant drawing rooms and discovery murals match bold, shifting parquet floor patterns.
Inhabit, Queen's Gardens
Holland Harvey interiors feature bespoke timber joinery by Goldfinger and an upcycled Granby terrazzo fireplace.
Iniala Beach House
Sculptural beachfront villas shaped by eleven international designers across the quiet Andaman sands.
Inkaterra La Casona
Restored stone arcades and original colonial murals enclose antique furniture and Andean textiles.
Inness
Monochromatic Scandinavian-minimalist timber cabins and Dutch vernacular farmhouse interiors designed by Post Company.
Innit Lombok
Stilted cubic beach houses feature open sand-floored living rooms and facades wrapped in vertical timber slats.
Inntel Hotels Amsterdam Zaandam
Stacked green timber facades replicate nearly seventy regional houses beneath Monet's blue cottage.
Insólito Boutique Hotel & Spa
Recycled-rubber rugs and Brazilian modernist woodwork fill the hillside rooms.
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.