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Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Vermelho Melides
Hand-painted murals and custom azulejos meet baroque ceramic appliqués across the facade.
Verneuil la douce
Seven contemporary artists contributed bedroom murals and ceiling frescoes across the manor.
Verride Palácio Santa Catarina
Restored stone archways and wood-coffered ceilings complement low-slung seating and silk wall panels.
Vestige Son Vell
Contemporary metallic accents, natural textiles, and custom understated furnishings complement the historic estate's vaulted architecture.
Vetera Matera
Subterranean tuff-stone chambers and panoramic upper suites carved into the porous calcarenite rock face.
Viceroy Chicago
A pleated glass tower rises above a reconstructed 1920s facade, framing a soaring Marcel Proust lobby tableau.
Viceroy Los Cabos
White monolithic cubes and dark stone walkways float across expansive reflecting pools facing the Sea of Cortez.
Vico Milano
Giuseppe Alito interiors pairing green Tinos marble, vintage Gio Ponti pieces, and handcrafted Moroccan zellige tiles.
Vigilius Mountain Resort
Matteo Thun’s horizontal larch brise-soleil shields bedrooms beneath a living green roof.
Villa Bokéh
Colonial architecture framing terracotta tiles, exposed timber beams, and hand-painted murals.
Villa Copenhagen
Universal Design Studio interiors featuring Vilhelm Hammershøi palettes, oak parquet floors, and custom Louis Poulsen lighting.
Villa Crespi
Ornate 1879 Moorish revival architecture featuring an elaborate minaret, intricate stucco arabesques, and frescoed ceilings.
Villa Dagmar
A soaring glass-lattice atrium connects turn-of-the-century Art Nouveau architecture with custom Per Öberg furnishings.
Villa Dubrovnik
Arthur Casas interiors blending Croatian limestone, terracotta hues, dry-stone motifs, and mid-century furnishings overlooking the Adriatic.
Villa Extramuros
Waxed concrete, omnipresent native cork surfaces, and mid-century furnishings frame a minimalist central courtyard.
Villa Igiea
Art Nouveau masterworks by Ernesto Basile blend with floral frescoes, restored antique woodwork, and handcrafted Sicilian majolica tiles.
Villa La Coste
Glass-walled pavilions house carved Vietnamese marble tubs and original Louise Bourgeois drawings.
Villa M
A living black steel exoskeleton holds climbing medicinal plants, fruit trees, and raw concrete interiors.
Villa Mahabhirom
Century-old stilted teak houses reassembled with traditional wooden joinery, Italian marble bathrooms, and curated Siamese antiques.
Villa Maïa
Jacques Grange interiors in oatmeal tones meet Louis Benech's symmetrical cloister gardens.
Villa Nai 3.3
Low-profile suites carved into hillside limestone beneath a living roof by Nikola Bašić.
Villa Pétrusse
Interiors by Tristan Auer blend restored ceiling frescoes, custom furnishings, and wallpapers inspired by local watercolour landscapes.
Villa San Michele, A Belmond Hotel, Florence
Renaissance refectory frescoes meet contemporary installations by Leandro Erlich and Daniel Buren.
Villa Soro
Restored 1898 interiors blend parquet floors, high ceilings, Basque tapestries, and manicured Romantic gardens by Pierre Ducasse.
Villa TreVille
Renzo Mongiardino interiors with hand-painted Vietri tiles and theatrical sunburst headboards.
Villa-des-Prés
Bruno Borrione interiors feature undulating wood paneling, bespoke furniture, and curated contemporary art from Parisian gallerist Amélie du Chalard.
VIPP Townhouse Lagrasse
A zigzagging concrete staircase with a hand-forged screen links all three levels.
Viroth's Hotel
New Khmer architecture framed by vertical hanging gardens and vintage fifties furniture.
Vista Ostuni
Soaring vaulted ceilings, Trani stone, Grottaglie ceramics, and a glass-canopied cloister reimagined by Roberto Murgia.
VIVOOD Landscape Hotel
Prefabricated timber and black Viroc pavilions raised on stilts, featuring floor-to-ceiling glass walls framing Guadalest Valley.
Vocabolo Moscatelli
Ancient monastery masonry paired with bespoke Lispi wrought iron, vibrant Cotto Etrusco tiles, and curated Italian furnishings.
Volkshaus Basel
Herzog & de Meuron interiors pairing dark terrazzo floors with bespoke lounge chairs.
Vora
Hand-carved into volcanic cliffside by K-Studio, pairing Cycladic white cement, raw stone, and blackened gunmetal accents.
VUE Hotel Hou Hai, Beijing
Ministry of Design unites 1950s compound buildings with cracked ice-ray pathways and oversized fluorescent pink rabbit sculptures.
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.