36 hotels on this page
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The Francis House
Restored nineteenth-century cut-stone walls set against vintage crystal chandeliers and antique desks.
The Franklin
Interiors styled with smoky Venetian églomisé mirrors, dark Italian velvets, Carrara marble, and four-poster beds.
The Fullerton Bay Hotel
André Fu interiors combine marble mosaic flooring, polished rosewood, and floor-to-ceiling glass over Marina Bay.
The Gilded Iguana
Palm-thatch palapa gables, local teak, jute textiles, and geometric bathroom tilework framing airy modern rooms.
The Global Ambassador
White brick manor architecture framed by hundred-year-old olive trees in the courtyard.
The Goodtime Hotel
Wet footprints patterned into corridor carpets extend the playful world of botanical murals.
The Green O
Twelve Scandinavian-style glass pavilions featuring living green roofs and bedroom stargazing skylights.
The Greenwich Hotel
Individually styled rooms showcase hand-laid Moroccan tiles, beams salvaged from a Civil War era factory, and hand-loomed Tibetan silk rugs.
The Hamlet
Restored 18th-century apartments furnished with iconic modernist furniture by Jean Prouvé and Charles and Ray Eames.
The Hanok Heritage
Master-crafted hanok pavilions showcase aged pine joinery, Jongmyo-inspired covered corridors, and bespoke minimalist furniture throughout the estate.
The Happy House
Buddhist murals hand-painted across interior walls in earthy madder reds and emeralds.
The Henry Jones Art Hotel
Rough-hewn timber and original sandstone meet a three-story glass atrium filled with art.
The High Line Hotel
Interiors styled with antique Persian rugs, curated Brimfield market furniture, decorative fireplaces, and 1930s rotary phones.
The Hoxton Poblenou
Interiors pay homage to Ricardo Bofill with bold arches, warm terracotta tiles, and custom woven headboard tapestries.
The Hoxton, Florence
A striking dialogue between a sixteenth-century frescoed palazzo and Andrea Branzi's postmodern 1980s structure.
The Hoxton, Vienna
Restored travertine walls and Wiener Werkstätte patterns shape Appel's 1950s landmark.
The Huntington Hotel
Ken Fulk balances historic Georgian scale with cerused walls, dark woodwork, and theatrical jewel-box glamour in public salons.
The Inn at Mattei's Tavern
Modern farmhouse interiors blending whitewashed clapboard, exposed timber beams, zellige tiles, open fire hearths, and wide front porches.
The Inn at Sundance Resort
Low-slung wings span North Fork Creek, featuring reclaimed timber, custom oak furniture, and stained-glass fireplace details.
The Interlude Hotel at Pentridge
Interconnected bluestone cells form vaulted suites accented with black marble and brass.
The Ivens
Maximalist interiors showcase velvet seating, macaw motifs, and checkerboard marble beneath mirrored ceilings.
The Jaffa
John Pawson juxtaposes minimalist pale travertine interiors with restored Romanesque arches and an exposed Crusader wall.
The James Suite Hotel 1564 Firenze
Architect James Cavagnari layers global antique curios, cerulean velvet, and hand-painted murals against historic Florentine stone.
The Jay, Autograph Collection
AvroKO softened John Portman’s concrete tower using warm oak screens and Ruth Asawa motifs.
The Jeddah EDITION
Yabu Pushelberg interiors pairing superyacht-inspired exterior lines with white oiled oak, inset leather headboards, and tailored travertine finishes.
The Jennings Hotel
Twelve individually commissioned guest rooms showcase custom timber platform beds, woven cane headboards, and bespoke regional furniture.
The Johri Jaipur
Gemstone-themed suites pair artisan embroidery with hand-painted murals by designer Naina Shah.
The Joseph Nashville
Original contemporary artwork throughout, with leather desk paneling hand-tooled by Lucchese bootmakers.
The Joule
Cantilevered rooftop glass pool, restored mid-century Millard Sheets mosaics, and an extensive museum-caliber contemporary art collection.
The Julius Prague
Alphonse Mucha pastel palettes in residences meet custom Bohemian glass lighting.
The Karl Lagerfeld
Interiors unite handmade Jingdezhen porcelain vases with bold Western Art Deco geometry.
The Kumaon
Cantilevered glass pavilions and bamboo-clad chalets frame panoramas of Nanda Devi.
The Lake Como EDITION
Terrazzo floors, Palomba stone, arched lake-facing loggias, and custom walnut furniture by Neri and Hu.
The Lake House on Canandaigua
Hand-carved four-poster beds by Fitzhugh Karol, and a monolithic reclaimed-wood lobby desk.
The Lalu Hotel
Teakwood lattices, basalt stone walls, and a sixty-meter infinity lap pool framed by Chinese cypress.
