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.
Malmaison Cheltenham
An 1847 stucco Regency villa with Corinthian pilasters and historic Coalbrookdale ironwork.
Malmaison Dundee
A restored Category B listed Victorian hotel retaining an original wrought-iron staircase.
Malmaison Leeds
The 1915 red-brick tramways headquarters still reveals vaulted ceilings and industrial bones.
Malmaison Manchester
A converted 1904 Edwardian cotton warehouse clad in red brick and Burmantofts terracotta.
Malmaison Newcastle
A Grade II listed 1899 warehouse built with early Hennebique reinforced concrete.
Malmaison Reading
An 1844 railway hotel attributed to Brunel, fronted by a Grade II portico.
Malmerendas Boutique Lodging
An 1888 bourgeois townhouse featuring preserved architectural proportions, high ceilings, and original restored interior woodwork.
Mama Shelter Rennes
The hotel occupies the sixteenth-century former mint and a listed banking hall.
Mamaison Hotel Le Regina Warsaw
An eighteenth-century palace shell that once served as the American embassy in Warsaw.
Mamaison Riverside Hotel Prague
An early twentieth-century Art Nouveau façade overlooking the Vltava river in Smíchov.
Mandarin Oriental Milan
Four restored eighteenth-century palazzi, including a former provincial bank headquarters, enclose quiet cobblestone courtyards.
Mandarin Oriental, Geneva
A listed 1950 modernist landmark built as Europe's first postwar luxury hotel.
Mandraki Beach Resort
Historic stone bastions and repurposed cannons survive from Admiral Miaoulis’s 1820s shipyard.
Mangiabove
Converted 1860s stone farmhouse and stables retaining original vaulted ceilings and agricultural rooms.
Maniace Boutique Hotel Ortigia|UNA Esperienze
A restored historic palazzo framing a preserved fourth-century ancient apse at breakfast.
Manili Boutique Suites & Villas
Revived historic village dwellings preserved with traditional Cretan timber beams, stone walls, and sunlit courtyards.
Maniumpathy
A 1906 stately residence where five generations of the Hallock family once lived.
Manoir de Lan Kerellec
A century-old manor created by painter Pierre Gervais and cherished by the Daubé family since 1925.
Manoir de Lébioles
A 1905 neo-Renaissance manor in the Ardennes built for diplomat Georges Neyt.
Manor House Lindley
A restored 1874 Grade II listed stone manor built by local textile mill owner James Nield Sykes.
Manor Surville Hotel & Spa & Restaurant
Inscribed historic monument with dressed flint walls and preserved timber-framed outbuildings.
Manuscript-Jhilwara Haveli
Built in 1910 as a royal haveli, the restored property retains original cusped arches and central courtyards.
Margutta 19
A restored historic palazzo set along the storied cobblestone lane historically favored by Rome's artists and filmmakers.
Margutta 54 Luxury Suites
Converted 1855 artist ateliers tucked into an ivy-clad courtyard on historic Via Margutta.
Marine & Lawn Dornoch
A 1902 railway hotel where restored timber panelling meets original parquet flooring.
Marine & Lawn North Berwick
A Category B listed Victorian landmark built in 1875 as a hydropathic institute.
Marine & Lawn Rusacks
Category B listed Victorian hotel opened in 1887 alongside the Old Course.
Marine & Lawn Slieve Donard
A red-brick 1898 Victorian railway hotel crowned by a seven-storey tower.
Marine & Lawn Troon
A Category C listed 1897 Scottish Baronial landmark designed by Salmon and Gillespie.
Mario de' Fiori 37
Restored 1658 townhouse featuring preserved wooden ceiling beams and classical Roman architectural details.
Marlfield House Hotel
A 19th-century Regency manor house, once home to the Earls of Courtown, filled with period plasterwork and antiques.
Marnie & Mister H
A sixteenth-century timber townhouse built with Brioverian schist and an open-well carved staircase.
Marrable's Farringdon Hotel
A converted nineteenth-century Victorian warehouse set alongside the historic cobblestones and cloisters of St. John's Square.
Martin's Klooster Hotel
Guy Morillon's 1531 secretary residence preserves an octagonal turret and mullioned lattice windows.
Martin's Rentmeesterij
A protected seventeenth-century steward's house set beside the historic Teutonic Order commandery.
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.