One of eight vibes
A building with a story. Once a palace, a monastery, a station.
36 hotels on this page
They did this well. You’ll notice.
The Grady Hotel
An 1883 medicinal bourbon apothecary turned Kentucky Derby millinery, restored into guest quarters.
The Grand Mark Prague
A seventeenth-century residential palace retaining original vaulted neo-Baroque arches, stone detailing, and a private walled garden.
The Grove Inn
An 1865 boarding house, displaying an original operating certificate at reception.
The Guild Hotel
A 1924 Italianate Renaissance Army-Navy YMCA building restored with its original stone staircase.
The Gwen
A 1929 landmark facade featuring limestone bas-reliefs carved by sculptor Gwen Lux.
The Gyle
Three Grade II listed 1850 Victorian townhouses face Argyle Square, retaining period masonry proportions and original layouts.
The Hamlet
A restored 18th-century Old Town townhouse retaining its original decorative cornicing and tall bay windows.
The Hare & Hounds
Grade II listed coaching inn with bedrooms set across historic brick outbuildings.
The Harlem Flophouse
Restored 1890s brownstone preserving original pressed-tin ceilings, antique woodwork, and hallway clawfoot tubs from historic Harlem.
The Headland
A 1900 Victorian coastal landmark, famously used to film Roald Dahl's The Witches.
The Hendrick's Hotel
Seventeenth-century Golden Age warehouses along the Oosterdok converted with preserved brickwork.
The Hermitage, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Jakarta
A 1923 Dutch telecommunications building restored with its original Art Deco facade intact.
The Hermosa Inn
Cowboy artist Lon Megargee built the 1930s adobe home and hidden escape tunnel.
The Highfield
Grade II listed Victorian manor from 1864 with a half-timbered facade.
The Holcombe
A Grade II listed seventeenth-century coaching inn looking towards Downside Abbey.
The Hollander
A 1905 fireproof furniture warehouse transformed into loft rooms with original concrete floors.
The Home Hotel Zürich
Built in 1836, the former Sihl paper mill retains its historic brick chimney.
The Hotel Melrose
The last standing 1908 downtown hotel retains its original staircase and pressed-tin ceilings.
The Hotel Portsmouth
Built for ship merchant John Sise, with suites adapted from the original estate kitchen.
The House of Sandeman
A restored 1814 granite lodge housing guest quarters directly above two centuries of active port cellars.
The Hoxton Downtown LA
The restored 1922 Beaux-Arts headquarters of the Los Angeles Railway streetcar network.
The Hoxton Paris
An 18th-century listed hôtel particulier preserving original timber beams, courtyard stonework, and twin 300-year-old spiral staircases.
The Hoxton, Dublin
Restored Victorian red-brick shell housing original plasterwork inside the revived Library Bar.
The Hoxton, Edinburgh
Eleven interconnected Category B listed Georgian townhouses preserve nineteenth-century decorative plasterwork and cornicing.
The Hoxton, Florence
A former Ricasoli family palazzo retaining its 1611 frescoes, vaulted arcade, and open garden courtyard.
The Hoxton, Holborn
A Grade II listed Victorian and mid-century concrete shell housing a former telephone exchange and knife factory.
The Hoxton, Vienna
A protected 1950s Carl Appel modernist building, previously Austria's Chamber of Commerce headquarters.
The Inchcolm
A 1930 neo-Georgian medical building with its restored 1928 cage elevator still running.
The Industrialist Hotel, Pittsburgh, Autograph Collection
An 18-story 1902 skyscraper by Frederick Osterling preserved with terracotta masks and granite.
The Inn at English Harbour
The property's original colonial stone house holds the hilltop cocktail bar and restaurant.
The Inn at Green Pastures
An 1895 Victorian farmhouse estate with roaming resident peacocks under centuries-old live oaks.
The Inn at Willow Grove
An 18th-century Piedmont manor with preserved outbuildings across forty rolling acres.
The Inn Downtown
An 1809 Federal double house on the National Register, relocated to The Hill.
The Inn on Biltmore Estate
Founded by George Vanderbilt's descendants in 2001 as an overnight hospitality extension to America's largest private residence.
The Iron Horse Hotel
A 1907 bedding factory warehouse where the original vault forms the lobby fireplace.
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.