36 hotels on this page
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D-Resort Sibenik, an SLH Hotel
Architect Nikola Bašić shaped the undulating teardrop concrete form, filled with Croatian contemporary art and floor-to-ceiling glass.
Dai Gresy
Minimalist farmhouse suites with pale concrete bathrooms under high timber ceilings.
Daios Cove
Modernist stone buildings stepping down sea cliffs around a petrol-green marble pool.
Dakota Hotel
Imposing black brick architecture encasing moody, low-lit interiors layered with rich fabrics and purple mohair throws.
Dakota Hotel Leeds
Amanda Rosa styled the interiors in dark slate palettes with warm low lighting.
Dan Tel Aviv Hotel
Distinguished by Yaacov Agam's 1986 kinetic rainbow facade fronting the Mediterranean promenade, framing classic seaside interiors.
Dandelion Como Suites & Park
Custom Como textiles soften the original stone walls across the restored rooms.
Dar Assiya
Towering Moorish arches and glazed zellige tilework open onto an ultramarine courtyard pool.
Dar Azawad
Adobe construction with Tataouine wood-beamed ceilings, tadelakt plaster, and handcrafted zellige.
Dar Kandi
Traditional Moroccan plasterwork and zellige tile set beside mid-century Italian furnishings.
Dar Seven Boutique Hotel
Limewashed walls and bespoke carved cedar furnishings replace traditional multicoloured zellij tilework.
Das Altmühltal
Julius Reimann blends Scandinavian minimalism with rough-sawn oak and riverfront glazing.
Das Edith
Custom wooden sleeping boxes frame the beds beside curated vintage design pieces.
Das Freiberg
A timber restaurant propped on tree trunks, and individually styled guest rooms.
Das Kaltenbach - Apart Hotel
Alpine chalets built with natural oak joinery and wide mountain-facing windows.
Das Kronthaler
Architect Manfred Jäger pairs local stone and knotty pine with minimalist lines and floor-to-ceiling mountain glazing.
Das Marent
Atelier Gitterle frames mountain views across two-storey lofts stripped of Alpine kitsch.
Das Mühlbach
Studio köck+bachler combined natural Bavarian oak, stone, and floor-to-ceiling glass in 2024.
Das Regina Boutiquehotel
Original parquet flooring and Venetian styling mingle with checkered marble in the bar.
Das Tegernsee
Five architectural houses link historic villa interiors with hillside alpine chalets.
DAS.HOCHGRAT
Clean-lined alpine chalets crafted with regional timber, raw stone, and personal fireplaces.
Dawn Ranch
Screen-free redwood cabins feature custom Oxford Street Company millwork, Ortal gas fireplaces, and sage green bathroom tiles.
DBH Duomo Boutique Hotel
Herringbone floors and custom woodwork crafted by local Lombard artisans.
De Bonart Naples, Curio Collection by Hilton
Lobby salons and guest suites display 150 contemporary Campanian art commissions.
De Gulde Schoen
Excavated medieval artifacts sit alongside exposed brick and gilded finishes across the suites.
De Librije
Nineteen former prison cells reimagined into spice-themed rooms beneath a dramatic glass-roofed courtyard dining pavilion.
De Nederlanden
Minimalist rooms blend Japanese and Nordic restraint with exposed seventeenth-century roof trusses.
De Plesman Hotel The Hague
Mid-century interiors in burnt orange, accented with sculptures on loan from Museum Beelden aan Zee.
Dean Street Townhouse
Reclaimed oak floors, roll-top bathtubs, and commissioned works by contemporary British artists.
Dearborn Inn, Autograph Collection
Warren Platner chairs and carpets inspired by Cranbrook Academy tapestries furnish the spaces.
Debaines Hotel Santiago
Iron-and-glass structure by Juan Sabbagh, centered around an eleven-story vertical light atrium.
DeGrassi Boutique Garni Hotel Izola
Restored nineteenth-century wrought-iron banisters and a stone staircase anchor the contemporary rooms.
Delamar Mystic
Waterfront river views framed by custom green glass whaling-ship deck prism chandeliers.
Delamar West Hartford
A French chateau-inspired stone facade housing rotating museum art and custom sculpted benches.
