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Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
36 hotels on this page
They did this well. You’ll notice.
Cénica Porto Hotel
Marquee dressing-room mirrors and deep velvet draperies evoke vintage backstage quarters.
Centara Grand Hotel Osaka
Modern high-rise interiors blending subtle Thai patterns with Japanese joinery, featuring an AvroKO-designed sky steakhouse.
Central Hotel Boutique
Poet-themed rooms pairing restored nineteenth-century stone walls with custom Mexican woodwork.
Central Park Voorburg
Contemporary interiors balance exposed timber beams and geometric patterns against white stone bathrooms.
Chachacha Hôtel
Hand-painted botanical wallpapers and custom metal furnishings behind a seven-story limestone facade.
Chalet Hôtel Kaya
Kristian Gavoille redesigned the alpine refuge with Savoyard timbers and Andean textile motifs.
Chalet Royal
Handcrafted Romanian wood panels and local stone masonry framing Bucegi mountain views.
Chalets at Blackheath
Rammed-earth walls of clay and local stone frame minimalist interiors with deep limestone bathtubs and wood-burning stoves.
Chamberlain West Hollywood
Monochromatic black-and-white interiors accented with geometric patterns and modern Art Deco touches.
Chambers Hotel New York
Loft layouts by David Rockwell with hardwood floors, French casement windows, and over five hundred original artworks.
CHANN | Bangkok-Noi
Modular steel and teakwood pavilions arranged around traditional raised terraces overlooking Bangkok Noi canal.
Chao Hotel Sanlitun
Angled concrete facade panels enclose rooms furnished in rich walnut and handworked leather.
Chapung Sebali
Danish modernism pairs with traditional Balinese open pavilion architecture, crafted from local volcanic stone and reclaimed teak.
Charming House DD724
Viabizzuno lighting and original Italian contemporary photography warm the intimate rooms.
Charming House iQs
Modernist Italian furniture, contemporary artwork, and tatami mats inside Gothic canal-facing suites.
CHARRAS Bhawan Hotel and Residences
Salvaged Thai Parliament louvre doors frame suites hung with personal art collections.
Chateau Beausaint
Belgian country house interiors styled with Flamant furnishings and open hearths.
Château Capitoul
Restored neo-Gothic interiors meet gold-medal dry gardens cascading down the hillside.
Château de Bagnols
Honey-coloured stone walls shelter preserved Renaissance murals and antique furnishings.
Château de Belet
Contemporary Italian kitchen cabinetry and modern bathrooms contrast against historic Renaissance fireplaces.
Château de Boisgelin - Hôtel & Restaurant Mathieu Kergourlay - Teritoria
Marine Kergourlay brings colorful contemporary styling to rooms framed by historic moldings.
Château de Canisy
Renaissance wings of Troisgots puddingstone, with Pierre Frey fabrics and antique furnishings.
Château de Collias
Gabrielle Welisch restored historic vaulted stonework paired with bathroom murals by Thomas Henriot.
Château de Creissels
Antiques stand beside clean-lined contemporary furniture inside the restored medieval castle.
Château de Massillan
Eclectic contemporary interiors and a curved glass Lumipod cabin set in the gardens.
Château de Maubreuil
Each room evokes a different world journey using collected international artifacts and themed wallcoverings.
Chateau De Mercues
Restored medieval towers and defensive ramparts housing authentic bedrooms with exposed timber beams and stone masonry.
Château de Mirwart
Custom minimalist furniture set against original timber beams and thick medieval stone masonry.
Château De Montcaud
Modern minimalist furniture contrasts with the château's original 1848 parquet floors.
Chateau De Saulon
Interiors styled by Rinck blend pale French oak, exposed masonry, and terracotta tomettes.
Château de Théoule Hôtel & Spa
Interiors by Marie-Christine Mecoen pair Art Deco contours and green marble bathrooms with whimsical seashell motifs.
Château des Fleurs Hôtel & Spa Paris
Curving woodwork, bespoke Murano glass fixtures, and red-and-white bistro tilework shape the Neo-Art Nouveau interiors.
Château des Tesnières
Neo-Gothic architecture restored with period detailing, bespoke furnishings, and custom artisanal tableware across five suites.
Chateau du Sureau
Terracotta roofs, exposed timber beams, and individually styled rooms furnished with nineteenth-century French antiques and tapestries.
Château La Thuilière
Victorian neo-Tudor architecture meets theatrical salons and mid-century pieces in five quiet rooms.
Chateau Le Cagnard
A hand-painted dining ceiling rolls back mechanically to reveal the night sky.
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.