36 hotels on this page
Silver
Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
The Ramble Hotel
Velvet seating and crystal chandeliers fill a soaring lobby framed by warehouse windows.
The Rebello
Industrial stone warehouses reimagined with custom walnut joinery, exposed concrete, and installations crafted from reclaimed wooden cargo boats.
The Red Sea EDITION
Low-slung coral-stone pavilions, rammed-earth canyon walls, and natural oak interiors frame views of the Red Sea.
The Retreat at Blue Lagoon Iceland
Precast concrete tinted to match volcanic basalt merges seamlessly with custom lava terrazzo and human-centric lighting.
The Reverie Saigon
Italian maximalism with custom furnishings from Visionnaire and hand-laid Sicis mosaics.
The Reykjavik EDITION
Japanese shou sugi ban charred timber encloses volcanic basalt floors beside the harbour.
The Ridge Bali
Teak furnishings, river stone, hand-carved wood accents, and bamboo-lined walkways create a clean wabi-sabi aesthetic.
The Ritz-Carlton Kyoto
Low-slung riverside architecture featuring four-story interior waterfalls, intricate kumiko latticework, and thousands of ceramic shippo motifs.
The Ritz-Carlton Maldives, Fari Islands
Futuristic spherical overwater villas and curved timber walkways frame sweeping ocean views around a pristine turquoise lagoon.
The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad
Botanical-inspired guestrooms with two-tone terrazzo bathrooms, beneath Martin Brudnizki's gilded, onyx-lit rooftop cocktail lounge.
The Ritz-Carlton Rabat, Dar Es Salam
Almoravid muqarnas vaulting and intricate zellij mosaics define the palatial Arab-Andalusian interiors.
The Ritz-Carlton Tenerife, Abama
Melvin Villarroel's salmon-hued Moorish citadel features winding pink staircases, koi ponds, and sub-tropical garden courtyards.
The Ritz-Carlton, Langkawi
Philippe Villeroux designed kampong-inspired dark timber villas, canopy-level longhouses, and cocoon-shaped pavilions over coastal granite rocks.
The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
Angular Kevin Roche architecture frames octagonal bathroom windows and a 4,200-piece contemporary art collection.
The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko
Melbourne studio Layan framed the cedar pavilions around traditional Nikko-bori woodcarvings and lake views.
The Riviera Maya EDITION at Kanai
Limestone buildings raised on stilts over mangroves converge around an undulating bamboo dome.
The Robey
Warm Belgian minimalism meets industrial brickwork, chicken-wire glass, and custom lighting fixtures.
The Rockaway Hotel
Zinc-paneled architecture framing light-filled Scandinavian-surf interiors with custom teak, cane loungers, and curated contemporary artwork.
The Rome EDITION
Soaring seven-meter ceilings, travertine walls, and green velvet drapes frame rationalist-inspired spaces.
The Rooster Antiparos
VOIS Architects shaped low-slung stone cottages beneath planted green roofs.
The Rose
Eight colorful bedrooms mixing Victorian and mid-century antiques with bold palettes and in-room vinyl turntables.
The Roseate Ganges Rishikesh
Standalone cottages feature Arabescato marble, raw concrete plaster, and picture windows facing the surrounding forest canopy.
The Roxbury Experience | Falls Side
Tower cottages with pumpkin-carriage bathrooms and eighteen-foot ball-gown canopies beside the falls.
The Royal Hotel
Restored Victorian details meet acoustic mushroom ceiling rosettes, custom tartan bathroom mosaics, and fumed white oak screens.
The Ruma Hotel and Residences
A terracotta birdcage foyer and twin spiral staircases honor Malaysia's tin mining boom.
The Sanchaya
Black-and-white bungalow architecture layered with dark timber floors and regional Southeast Asian antiques.
The Sanya EDITION
Open-air teak pavilions, massive granite reflecting pools, and light oak guestrooms frame dramatic coastal garden vistas.
The Sea Ranch Lodge
Weathered cedar architecture features unpainted wood interiors, iconic ram graphic emblems, and wide window seats framing Pacific surf.
The Serai Wing, Bait Khalid Bin Ibrahim
Minimalist travertine and perforated metal interventions contrast restored coral walls and exposed teak ceiling beams.
The Setai Tel Aviv
Preserved limestone archways and spiked iron prison bars meet hand-woven Turkish rugs and Arabesque brass lighting.
The Setai, Miami Beach
Burmese teak and antique bricks salvaged from Shanghai line the serene spaces.
The Siam
Bill Bensley styled monochrome Art Deco spaces around a soaring skylit atrium filled with lush tropical palms.
The Silk Lakehouse, Shangri-La Hangzhou
Gert Voorjans layered lacquered timber, silk textiles, and framed views across West Lake.
The Singapore EDITION
A gold-leaf dome, sweeping Venetian plaster spiral staircase, and rooftop pool oculus looking nine floors down.
The Singular Patagonia
Six-meter bedroom windows open to the sound past weathered factory brickwork.
