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Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
The Veil Hotel Astana
Sculptural arches, oak wall panels, and a twisting central spiral staircase define the gallery-like atrium.
The Vendue
A living gallery with three hundred contemporary artworks and an on-site artist studio.
The Vera Hotel
Rough plastered walls, restored tin ceilings, and custom furniture by local designer Tomer Nachshon.
The View Lugano
Pale marine teak and undulating white Krion echo superyacht decks above Lake Lugano.
The Vineta Hotel
Tino Zervudachi appointed the interiors with terrazzo flooring, Japanese wallpaper ceilings, and custom brass palm-leaf lamps.
The Warehouse Hotel
Double-height pitched roofs, exposed black-iron trusses, and custom pulley-wheel chandeliers define the industrial loft spaces.
The Watergate Hotel
Ron Arad's curvilinear interiors honor Luigi Moretti's 1960s facade free of continuous straight lines.
The Webster Hotel Covent Garden, London
Red Deer shapes interiors around Gabriel García Márquez's magical realism and mid-century armchairs.
The Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina
Monochromatic conservatory interiors at Mina's Kitchen, paired with neoclassical lines and contemporary refreshed guest rooms.
The Whitby Hotel
Individually styled interiors feature bold patterned headboards, industrial steel Crittall windows, and curated contemporary British art installations.
The William Vale
A sculptural white truss facade frames monochrome guestrooms with floor-to-ceiling glass and local Brooklyn artworks.
The Woodland Suites at The Montenotte
Charred larch cabins featuring Italian travertine, custom rice paper screens, and view-framing freestanding stone baths.
The Woodward
Suites finished by Pierre-Yves Rochon feature straw marquetry panels and Fromental silk wallpaper.
The Zetter Bloomsbury
Interiors by James Thurstan Waterworth layer antique textiles, reclaimed timber floorboards, and repurposed Turkish rug ottomans.
TheKrane
All-black interiors in stained Dinesen Douglas fir create a minimalist monochromatic frame around panoramic harbour views.
Thompson Seattle
Olson Kundig designed stacked glass boxes that angle floor-to-ceiling windows toward Puget Sound.
Thyme
Seventeenth-century stone cottages furnished with handmade fleece sheep seats.
Tierra Atacama
Travertine marble floors and adobe walls frame panoramic views of Licancabur volcano.
Timber Cove Resort
A 1963 A-frame lodge in native redwood and stone, outfitted with mid-century furnishings and roaring fireplaces.
Time + Tide Chinzombo
Curved canvas walls and recycled timber decks blend modernist geometry with traditional Zambian thatched roofing under mature trees.
Tipografia do Conto
Raw concrete ceilings engraved with bas-relief typography, paired with salvaged Riga pine and mid-century furnishings.
Todos Santos Boutique Hotel
Alejandra Sarmiento Legorreta paired exposed 1890 brickwork with custom hand-painted mission murals and green-tiled bathrooms.
Toggle Hotel Suidobashi Tokyo
Two-tone color blocking bisects every room, pairing saturated hues across carpets, furniture, and bathroom tiles.
TOO Hotel
Philippe Starck interiors feature skyline-angled beds, reflective glass, and surrealist dining murals suspended high above the city.
Torel Palace Porto
Isabel Sá Nogueira interiors set freestanding mirrored bathroom cubes inside historic high-ceilinged suites.
Torel Private Collection
Sixteen concept suites display over three hundred contemporary artworks alongside preserved plasterwork and custom furnishings.
Torfhús Retreat
Turf-roofed longhouses feature reclaimed timber frames and walls lined with leathered salmon skins.
Torre de Palma Wine Hotel
Architect João Mendes Ribeiro set raw concrete volumes against whitewashed historic farm buildings.
Torre del Marqués Hotel Spa & Winery
Restored eighteenth-century stone masonry meets bare timber beams and minimalist pine finishes.
Torre di Moravola
A minimalist steel and concrete core with floating stairs inserted into a medieval stone shell.
Tortue Hamburg
Bedrooms pair Areti brass pendants with plush fabrics behind a restored brick facade.
Tortuga Bay Hotel at Puntacana Resort
Thirteen sunshine-yellow beachfront villas styled by couturier Oscar de la Renta with mahogany, rattan, and coralline stone.
TOURISTS
White-oak pavilions frame forest views through picture windows from built-in daybeds.
Town Hall Hotel & Apartments
Laser-cut patterned aluminum panels encase a thoughtful conversion of Bethnal Green's municipal chambers with mid-century furnishings.
Trakt Forest Hotel
Stilted timber cabins designed by Wingårdhs, with canopy-framing skylights above the beds.
Treebones Resort
Circular yurts with stargazing skylights join hand-woven branch nests above the Pacific.
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.