Hotels For Interiors Lovers
You can book a room at all of them in 2025.
At Sloane
Nestled on a leafy residential street, just off Sloane Square, and hidden behind a discreet 19th century façade, the highly anticipated At Sloane reveals itself as the perfect blend of quiet British charm and curated French craftsmanship.
Casa Monti
Experience the art of "dolce vita" at Casa Monti, a five-star retreat in the center of Rome. This reimagined artist's residence, complete with a storied rooftop bar and a picture-perfect terrace restaurant, draws inspiration from the timeless beauty of Rome and invites guests to share in its magic.
Casa Newton
Casa Newton is a Tuscan gem combining mid-century design and luscious gardens to create an idyllic environment. This historic villa, located on the 150-hectare Fabbrica Pienza estate, has been transformed into a new high-end boutique hotel. From rows of vines to olive groves, Casa Newton's backyard offers you endless space to walk around and explore. The 11 rooms and suites each vaunt their inimitable style, many with inspiring views over the UNESCO Val d’Orcia countryside.
Château Voltaire
Located in the 1st Arrondissement, just steps from the Tuileries and the Opéra Garnier, Château Voltaire is the brainchild of Thierry Gillier (founder of Zadig & Voltaire). Set across three historic buildings, it shuns the typical "glitter" of five-star palaces in favor of a moody, cinematic aesthetic. Designed by Festen Architecture, the hotel feels like a private residence from a forgotten era—low-lit, textured, and deeply Parisian.
Château du Grand-Lucé
Château du Grand-Lucé is a French national treasure, located in the Loire Valley, a 55-minute train ride from Paris. This exclusive private enclave of royal proportions was built by a nobleman and has hosted the most discerning travelers for centuries. Built in 1760 and named for the idyllic village in which it is located, this neoclassical French icon has been exquisitely restored. With a vigilant attention to detail, its unapologetically opulent chic interiors are a stunning tribute to its noble provenance and are a gallant steward of its rich history.
Cinabre Suites
Step into a world of refined Parisian charm at Les Suites Cinabre. Tucked away on a private street in the heart of the city, this new concept, fashioned by a luxury brand, offers an intimate and exclusive stay. Discover just two rooms, each carefully curated, where you can enjoy hot water, a hi-fi system, signature cocktails, and French hospitality.
Finca Cortesin
Finca Cortesin is Southern Spain’s best-kept secret; a spectacular, independently-owned hotel, golf and spa resort set in the rolling hills between Marbella and Sotogrande, flanked by the Casares Mountains and with sweeping views of the Mediterranean coastline.
Heckfield Place
Standing proudly on 400 acres of secluded Hampshire landscape, Heckfield Place is a Georgian family home that has been artfully rewoven into a luxury hotel with a deep, beating heart. Far from the stuffy tradition of old-school country estates, Heckfield is a living, breathing experiment in biodynamic living. From its own farm to its world-class spa, every detail is intentional, sustainable, and undeniably elegant. It is a place where you can swim in wild lakes at dawn and dine on Michelin Green Star-awarded cuisine by candlelight.
Hotel Particulier
Hotel Particulier Montmartre is the most private and smallest of all Parisian hotels. This haven of greenery that used to belong to the Hermes family and became a Private House allows you to discover the largest hotel garden in the capital, part of the last vestiges of the scrubland of Montmartre. Whether for a drink, for dinner, or a night, the Hôtel Particulier awaits you in what many people rightly call “a countryside in the heart of Paris”.
Hôtel Balzac
Experience Parisian elegance at Hôtel Balzac, a hidden gem just steps from the Champs-Élysées. Festen Architecture's renovation has created an intimate and romantic setting where you can craft your own unforgettable story.
JK Place Roma
Opened in 2013, JK Place Roma is a striking example of how a hotel can embrace its historic ambiance and character with great style. The hotel is housed in a three-story building from the 17th century that used to be a school of architecture. The exterior has been preserved, but the glamorous interiors have been designed by the renowned Michele Bonan, and the original art and photography, bespoke Tuscan furniture, and antiques from around the world.
Jardins Secrets
In the heart of ancient Nîmes hides a magical boutique hotel. A secluded place, where Mediterranean gardens perfume the air (bougainvillea, palms, orange trees), and water gently flows through the marble of an antique fountain. A place like Jardins Secrets makes it hard to believe you are nestled within the heart of a city. Among its highlights, the hotel boasts its “Source des Secrets”, a celebrated Roman-style spa, offering ayurvedic and natural treatments among an array of others.
Maison La Minervetta
With only twelve rooms, all overlooking the sea and a proliferation of arches, living rooms, dining rooms, and a kitchen that opens onto the terrace, La Minervetta offers the instant atmosphere of a private home. The decorative prejudice of playing with large expanses of ceramic floors gives an overabundance of tone and color.
Passalacqua
Created in the 18th century as a place of the heart on Lake Como for friends, for love and leisure, for the pleasures of the table and the Italian art of dolce far niente, Passalacqua is that same place of wonder today.
Steinach Townhouse
There is a place in Merano where the charm of days gone by seems to merge with the present. It is the Steinach quarter, the medieval town center of the spa town, bordered on one side by urban liveliness, and on the other by the peace and tranquillity of the lush vegetation along the promenade on the Passer river. It is only a stone's throw from the city center to the old town. As soon as you have set foot in the historic Steinach quarter, the bustling noise falls silent and is replaced by the gentle murmur of the Passer in the distance. The Steinach Townhouse Merano welcomes its guests in this place where the pace and everyday life seem to slow down.
The Fife Arms
Dating back to 1856, The Fife Arms is a beloved landmark in the village of Braemar, home of the Highland Games. Under its new owners, Iwan and Manuela Wirth (yes that Wirth, of Hauser & Wirth Gallery), the hotel has been given a meticulous craft restoration and museum-worthy walls, reviving the splendor of the former coaching inn and once again establishing it as a hotel for the Highlands, touting many of the collectors' pieces for your enjoyment.
The Place Firenze
In the heart of Florence, deeply connected to its daily life, artistic heritage, and lively cultural scene, The Place is your House and Home in the vibrant Tuscan city. It is a timeless classic remade for a new generation of immersive travelers, one that reinvents made-to-measure hospitality.
The Twenty Two
Set in a storied Edwardian manor on the corner of Grosvenor Square, The Twenty Two is more than a hotel—it is a cultural space dedicated to the art of lingering. Marrying 18th-century French decadence with a distinctly modern London edge, it serves as a plush sanctuary for the creative elite and the discreetly curious. With its opulent interiors, a celebrated neighborhood restaurant, and a members-only club that feels like a subterranean secret, it is the most vibrant address in Mayfair.
The Twenty Two New York City
Housed in the landmarked Margaret Louisa Home in the heart of Union Square, The Twenty Two New York City opened at the end of 2024. This brand-new hotel & member's club offers 77 exquisitely designed rooms, including 17 suites, each a sanctuary of refined luxury and dedicated to the art of lingering. Experience unparalleled 5-star service in a setting that seamlessly blends history and modern elegance.
Vermelho
South of Lisbon, Portugal’s Alentejo region is becoming a go-to haunt for those lured by rhythms of slow travel. Comporta has long attracted surfers and the stylish set, but now its neighbour, low-key Melides, is the rising star. Tranquil and untouched, it combines sandy Atlantic coastline with vineyards, rice fields and forest. This spotlight is in part thanks to the opening of Vermelho, the first hotel project from Christian Louboutin — a longterm fan of the region.
Villa Flor
Sitting prettily at the end of the sun-blessed Engadin Valley is Villa Flor, a hidden guesthouse run with care and passion by former gallerist Ladina Florineth. It is near to St Moritz in the diminutive village of S-chanf, yet feels a world away; something her cult following of creatives want to keep this way.