One of eight vibes
Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
36 hotels on this page
Extremely rare. Sets the global standard.
The Belvedere Hotel & Spa
Nineteen individually styled rooms blending Empire silhouettes, Art Deco accents, and modern tiled shower suites.
The Blackpine Hotel
Sculptural rooms crafted seamlessly from native Pyrenean black pine, with low platform beds.
The Boarding House at Seminary Hill
Shaker-inspired interiors by Homestedt pair antique furnishings with custom wide-plank wood flooring.
The Brecon Adelboden
Interiors by Nicemakers pair mid-century furnishings, hand-laid Welsh flagstone, and tactile timber panelling with bespoke ceramics.
The Bungalows by Homestead Modern
Restored Harold Zook post-and-beam bungalows featuring polished concrete floors, floor-to-ceiling glass, and sun-dappled interior palettes.
The Collective at Woolsery
Mid-century character meets thoughtful luxury across restored village spaces, complete with curated antiques, underfloor heating, and Sonos systems.
The Fife Arms
Maximalist interiors layer custom tartans, antique taxidermy, and thousands of museum-grade artworks alongside site-specific contemporary commissions.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel
Murano chandeliers, antique mirrored panels, pleated silk canopies, and custom chinoiserie armoires define the layered interiors.
The Georgian Hotel
Fettle layered scalloped headboards and bold Havana palettes across coastal Art Deco interiors.
The Hotel Chalet
Jenny Bukovec dresses vintage train cars with Tiffany glass pendants and scalloped beds.
The Inn of The Five Graces
Silk Road antiques, intricate hand-laid stone mosaics, and hand-carved woodwork fill restored centuries-old adobe buildings.
The Lincoln Hotel
Midcentury furnishings and modern pastiche art set against black-painted brick walls.
The Lodge at Blue Sky
Grass-roofed suites built into the hillside and oxidized-steel cabins perched along Alexander Creek blend into the rugged alpine landscape.
The Madrona Hotel
Maximalist interiors blend Aesthetic Movement fretwork and original fireplaces with curated modern art and antique furnishings.
The Maker Hotel
Eclectic interiors lit by one thousand vintage lamps alongside Belle Époque antiques.
The Manner
Saturated lacquer headboards, custom smoked-glass chandeliers, and ceramic columns bring Milanese mid-century modernism to SoHo.
The Museum Hotel Antakya
Prefabricated steel-framed rooms suspended on sixty-six columns float above an active archaeological park and ancient mosaics.
The Nest@Sossus
Porky Hefer shaped the thatched villa after the communal nests of sociable weavers.
The Newman
Bespoke woodwork echoing Nancy Cunard's stacked bangles complements custom tiling inspired by local Victorian facades.
The Nickel Hotel
Morris Adjmi architecture frames a central three-story courtyard with wrought-iron balconies, gas lanterns, and a tiered fountain.
The Penny Bun
Box 9 Design pairs clay-washed walls and poured concrete floors with screen-free rooms and custom timber joinery.
The Pergola Boutique Hotel
A gilded wrought-iron staircase, ornate plaster moldings, and guestrooms with vibrant patterned headboards.
The Pinch Charleston
Custom furniture by Morris Adjmi pairs with handmade open-fired raku ceramic lamps.
The Quoin Hotel
Shaker-influenced furniture meets bold floral wallpapers inside an 1885 banking hall.
The Serangoon House
Maximalist interiors feature hand-painted de Gournay wallpapers, porcelain chandeliers, and bespoke double-tiered gilded canopy beds.
The Shinmonzen
Cast concrete corridors give way to dark timber latticework and riverside balconies.
The Silo Hotel
Eighty-two convex pillowed glass bays bulge outward from the historic concrete frame.
The Standard London
Shawn Hausman's interiors blend saturated seventies palettes, curved contours, tactile velvets, and an exterior red capsule lift.
The Standard Mahanakhon
Jaime Hayon sculpted retro-futurist interiors with fluid curves, bold jewel tones, and terrazzo bathrooms throughout.
The Tower Hotel Nagoya
Diagonal steel beams pierce guest bedrooms finished with Tokai woodwork, textiles, and ceramics.
The Twenty Two
Mahogany panelling, Jacobean carved reception desks, bespoke Italian furnishings, and an archival pitched gabled roof.
The Venice Venice Hotel
Arte Povera and contemporary works sit against raw brickwork and metallic-thread tapestries.
The Viewpoint Hotel
Shoreside cabanas built into the rocky hillside feature polished concrete floors, Scandinavian furniture, and floor-to-ceiling oceanfront glass.
Tierra Patagonia
Curved lenga wood architecture evokes a wind-sculpted fossil on Lake Sarmiento's shore.
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.