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.
Hotel Verte, Warsaw, Autograph Collection
Two 18th-century Baroque palaces reconstructed from Canaletto paintings after wartime destruction.
Hotel Vestige Binidufà
Eighteenth-century agricultural buildings preserved with original cisterns, historic threshing elements, and centuries-old Spanish timber doors.
Hotel Victoria
A turreted 1900 brick landmark that once housed the city's first cinema.
Hotel Victoria Gran Meliá
Born in the 1920s as Villa Victoria, hosting artists during Palma's mid-century golden age.
Hotel Viento10
A restored sixteenth-century hospital retaining original Mudejar sandstone columns around the patio.
Hotel Villa Abbazia
A restored seventeenth-century Venetian palazzo and Liberty-style villa furnished with period antiques and original ceiling frescoes.
Hotel Villa Beccaris
An eighteenth-century general's noble residence restored with its original stone wine cellar.
Hotel Villa Carlotta Taormina
An 1860 stone villa built over ancient Byzantine catacombs carved into the cliff.
Hotel Villa Casanova Lucca
An eighteenth-century Balbani family manor set beside an 1860 frescoed private chapel.
Hotel Villa Condesa
Restored early-twentieth-century mansion featuring an original wrought-iron gate, carved stone columns, and high ceilings throughout.
Hotel Villa e Palazzo Aminta
An 1872 lakeside villa conversion adorned with restored nineteenth-century frescoes and stuccos.
Hotel Villa Fanny
A restored twentieth-century Liberty villa once frequented by Sardinian composer Lao Silesu.
Hotel Villa Favorita
The last surviving nineteenth-century villa along La Concha promenade, dating to 1866.
Hotel Villa Flor
A 1904 Neoclassical villa preserving hand-painted ceiling frescoes and an original spiral staircase.
Hotel Villa Garden
Donna Carmela converted her family's nineteenth-century cliff villa using ice factory earnings.
Hotel Villa Honegg
An Art Nouveau alpine chalet dating to 1905, retaining its preserved stone-and-timber mountain facade.
Hotel Villa Klemm - Wiesbaden City
An 1888 protected Art Nouveau villa preserving historic facade detailing and crystal chandeliers.
Hotel Villa María Cristina
Restored nineteenth-century mansions, including the folkloric Casa de las Brujas estate.
Hotel Villa Rosario.
A 1914 indiano mansion with glazed ceramic tiles and a carved cherry staircase.
Hotel Villa Sorgenfrei
An 18th-century Zopfstil manor house and former winery preserving original wall murals and a belvedere tower.
Hôtel Ville d‘ hiver
An 1884 municipal water lifting station preserved within Arcachon's historic pine-shaded villa quarter.
Hotel Vilnia
A restored 1897 press house with original curved stairwells and decorative facade urns.
Hotel Vincci Larios Diez
An 1821 commercial landmark that long housed Málaga’s Gómez Raggio department store.
Hotel Vincci Molviedro
Preserved sections of Seville's medieval Islamic wall stand exposed inside the lobby.
Hotel Vincci Selección Posada del Patio
Glass floor panels across the lobby reveal fifth-century Roman and Moorish ramparts below.
Hotel Virginia Santa Barbara
A 1917 designated city landmark rebuilt in Spanish Colonial Revival style after 1925.
Hotel Vitznauerhof
A 1901 Art Nouveau landmark preserving original ceiling frescoes and historic Jugendstil stucco.
Hotel Walhalla
Eight preserved half-timbered townhouses dating back to 1608 around the old market.
Hotel Walther Pontresina
Restored 1907 Belle Époque architecture retains its historic framework alongside preserved ornamental ceilings and arches.
Hotel Washington
A 1917 Beaux-Arts landmark on the National Register, marked by ornate exterior sgraffito.
Hotel Weisses Rössl Kitzbühel
A preserved seventeenth-century Tyrolean Stammhaus set right against the edge of Kitzbühel's medieval old town.
Hôtel Westminster
Preserved Second Empire moldings, antique bronze clocks, and marble fireplaces define this 1831 Rue de la Paix townhouse.
Hotel William Gray
The hotel incorporates the 1773 Maison Edward-William-Gray and the 1818 Maison Cherrier into its footprint.
Hotel Woolstore 1888
A restored 1888 wool depository featuring original ironbark timber pylons, exposed sandstone, and a central atrium.
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.