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Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
La Reserve 1785
French antiques mingle with East Timorese textiles and Marvel art across thirteen vaulted boudoir suites.
La Réserve Eden au Lac Zurich
Philippe Starck reimagined the lake house as an imaginary yacht club lined in Jatoba timber.
La Réserve Paris Hotel and Spa
Jacques Garcia interiors dressed in Prelle silk damasks, gilded boiseries, Cordovan leather wall panels, and antique marble fireplaces.
La Réserve Ramatuelle
Modernist terraced concrete and ochre stone framing Mediterranean panoramas through floor-to-ceiling glass.
La Roqqa
Floor-specific palettes by Palomba Serafini Associati feature Venetian plaster, custom terrazzo, and vintage Italian design icons.
La Serena Villas
Whitewashed Spanish-colonial bungalows feature vaulted wood-beamed ceilings, Moroccan textiles, and private enclosed patios with clawfoot soaking tubs.
La sultana
Five interconnected riads showcase sculpted white stucco and hand-carved cedarwood.
La Sultana Oualidia Hotel
Tiered honey-hued sandstone facades shelter smooth tadelakt plaster and soaring vaulted ceilings.
La Valise Mazunte
Alberto Kalach framed these open-air cliffside suites in local timber and concrete.
La Valise Mexico City
Revolving full-moon partition doors and king beds rolling onto open-air terraces.
La Valise Tulum
Suites showcase A-frame palapa roofs, chukum plaster walls, and signature beds that roll onto open terraces.
La Zambra Resort - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
Esteva i Esteva interiors combine Moorish arches, terracotta, and handcrafted ceramics with shaded, cypress-lined courtyards.
Ladera Resort
Open-air three-walled suites crafted from native hardwoods frame unobstructed views of the rainforest canopy and Piton peaks.
Lagen, El Nido
Overwater stilt villas echo traditional bahay-kubo architecture with Batak tribe woven patterns and stepped oceanfront terraces.
Lake Nona Wave Hotel
Curved glass architecture encloses colorful mid-century interiors and an outdoor sculpture garden.
Lake Placid Lodge
Hand-hewn timber beams, white birch bark ceilings, twiggy cornices, and fieldstone fireplaces crafted by regional artisans.
Lamartine
A central skylight illuminates the metal staircase, set against volcanic stone floors.
Lancemore Milawa
The Stella Collective shapes a Mediterranean oasis with bespoke timber joinery, tactile neutral tones, fireplaces, and expansive vineyard glazing.
Landhaus Stricker
An eighteenth-century thatched longhouse sheltering pop art by Devin Miles and custom furnishings.
Langham Place, Guangzhou
Sculptural stacked-block exterior by Andrew Bromberg, opening into a twenty-two-story sunlit atrium with tiered open walkways.
Lanserhof Lans
Christoph Ingenhoven wrapped the curving timber suites in untreated cedar slats and glass.
Lanserhof Sylt - Gesundheitsresort Sylt
Europe's largest thatched roof arches above Christoph Ingenhoven's five-storey oak spiral staircase.
Lanson Place Causeway Bay
Pierre-Yves Rochon interiors blending French residential poise, parquet floors, and custom bas-relief artwork.
Las Alcobas
A three-story rosewood spiral staircase anchors interiors lined with hand-stitched leather panels.
Laucala Island
Thatched villas showcase hand-woven coconut magimagi cordage and tubs carved from solid granite.
Le Barn
Restored agricultural barns combine cork-lined walls with Shaker woodwork and copper tones.
Le Barthélemy Hotel & Spa
Sybille de Margerie pairs French minimalism with automated drop-down privacy screens on oceanfront terraces.
Le Bois des Chambres
A thatched domed pavilion houses the restaurant beside contemporary timber accommodation lodges.
Le Bois sans Feuilles
Patrick Bouchain transformed a nineteenth-century Italianate manor and rustic barns into contemporary lodgings.
Le Chevreuil
Terrazzo made from local Corton stone, rammed-earth bar counters, and curved oak joinery define the interiors.
Le Graal Cortina
Brushed-oak Versailles flooring, white dolomitic stone, and colorful marbles replace typical alpine wood.
Le Gray, Beirut
A sandstone facade wraps around a circular glass-domed atrium, complemented by hundreds of contemporary artworks.
Le Jardin de Verre
A soaring glass atrium arboretum by Fettle pairs exposed factory metalwork with terracotta tiles and lush greenery.
Le Jardin des Douars
Terracotta earthen ksar with domed ceilings, smooth tadelakt, and terraced botanical gardens.
Le Moulin, Lourmarin, a Beaumier Hotel
Red-ochre tilework, woven sisal headboards, whitewashed lime walls, and vintage ceramics by Studio JAUNE.
Le Negresco
Thematic guest floors set centuries of royal French portraits against modern avant-garde sculpture.
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.