36 hotels on this page
Silver
Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
The Myst Dong Khoi Hotel
A patchwork facade overflowing with greenery encloses rooms lined in stained glass.
The Naka Phuket
Duangrit Bunnag cantilevered glass box bedrooms protruding six meters over the forested hillside.
The Ned Doha
Restored concrete waffle ceilings meet green Tinos marble and 1970s mid-century furnishings.
The Nest by Sonara
Fourteen dune-shaped tensile pods set on raised platforms feature custom minimalist interiors and private sunset majlis terraces.
The New York EDITION
Interiors feature a sculpted spiral staircase, Venetian plaster walls, dark walnut millwork, and Melvin Sokolsky photography prints.
The Norman Tel Aviv
Two restored 1920s townhouses featuring original ceramic tiles, brass flooring inlays, and an extensive Israeli art collection.
The Notary
Nine individually styled suites by Pieter Porters, featuring ornate chandeliers, working fireplaces, and sculpted freestanding bathtubs.
The Oberoi Amarvilas, Agra
Carved jaali screens, sandstone colonnades, and gold-leaf domes evoke classical Mughal palaces.
The Oberoi Rajgarh Palace, Khajuraho
Bundelkhand stone architecture and chhatris meet thikri glasswork, British colonial accents, and ash-grey chanderi fabrics.
The Oberoi Rajvilas, Jaipur
Fortress-inspired pink lime-plaster architecture showcasing gold-leaf frescoes, hand-carved stone arches, and hand-embroidered luxury tent canopies.
The Oberoi Udaivilas
Handcrafted stone columns with traditional ghutai lime plaster stand beneath thirty-seven domes.
The Oberoi Vindhyavilas
Patterned tent canopies, timbered Katni stone lounges, and wildlife murals hand-painted by local artist Rakesh Prajapati.
The Oberoi, Marrakech
Monumental courtyards inspired by Medersa Ben Youssef, with hand-carved stucco and grand reflecting canals.
The Oberoi, Mauritius
Sugarcane thatch, volcanic rock walls, and reflection pools across twenty garden acres.
The Okura Heritage Wing Tokyo
Reconstructed modernist halls display hexagonal lantern pendants and plum-blossom seating clusters.
The Okura Tokyo
Suspended hexagonal pendant lanterns, asanoha-patterned screens, and plum-blossom lacquered seating faithfully revive the 1962 modernist lobby.
The Old Clare
A glazed atrium links exposed brickwork, salvaged timber, and custom lighting fixtures across former industrial headquarters.
The Omnia
Architect Ali Tayar combined local granite and larchwood with custom modular steel furniture across canted rooflines.
The One Nanyuan
Taiwanese cypress mortise-and-tenon joinery, Jiangnan garden courtyards, and an interlocking timber pavilion in the hills.
The Opposite House
An emerald glass exterior encloses a soaring atrium draped in metallic mesh, anchored by a six-thousand-drawer acrylic apothecary wall.
The Orangery at the Powder Mills Hotel
Rooms double-drenched in earthy tones, furnished with British timber by Sebastian Cox.
The Orient Jakarta, a Royal Hideaway Hotel
Maximalist interiors with handmade batik headboards, antique Javanese artifacts, and cascading capiz-shell chandeliers.
The Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel
Lázaro Rosa-Violán restored the 1,875-pane stained-glass dome alongside hand-painted botanical wallcoverings.
The Paramour Estate
Theatrical maximalist interiors curated by Dana Hollister with gilded mirrors and vintage chandeliers.
The Pavilions at Mona
Cantilevered steel pavilions house original Australian paintings beside the river.
The Peninsula Beijing
A dramatic three-story atrium leads to yacht-inspired suites crafted with Italian sustainable mahogany joinery.
The Peninsula Istanbul
Zeynep Fadıllıoğlu pairs Bauhaus geometry with Ottoman mother-of-pearl inlays and Marmara marble surfaces.
The Peninsula London
Palatial Portland stone architecture framing a courtyard garden with hundred-year-old maples and Peter Marino honey-onyx interiors.
The Potlatch Club
Amanda Lindroth interiors featuring pink coral stone floors, white shiplap ceilings, and original Nassau checkerboard tiles.
The Prestige Hotel Penang
Ministry of Design crafted playful optical illusions, featuring levitating bedframes, hidden doors, and a mirrored desk on chrome spheres.
The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho
Floating daybeds, minimalist geometric lines, and a nine-meter glass waterfall installation by artist Mari Noguchi.
The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection
Togo Murano's circular Showa modernist architecture wraps around a tranquil landscaped Japanese courtyard garden.
The Prospect Hollywood
Martyn Lawrence Bullard fills the 1939 residence with gilded palms and malachite accents.
The PuXuan Hotel and Spa
Ole Scheeren's interlocking glass bricks enclose interiors furnished with custom Shang Xia woodwork.
The Qvest
Mid-century furniture icons fill soaring rooms framed by neo-Gothic stone vaults.
