Hotels where design is the theme. Every surface, color, and detail chosen with purpose.
Some hotels borrow from architecture. This one is the architecture. Mushrooms Inn in Semporna, Sabah, is built as eight separate mushroom-cap houses — full, rounded caps sitting low over a garden. The shape is not decorative. It defines every room inside. Built Around an Idea The concept is literal. Each structure
Budapest is one of the most architecturally loaded cities in Europe. Baroque facades, Art Nouveau ornament, thermal bath temples built to impress. Most hotels here lean into the grandeur — historic rooms, gilded lobbies, the weight of the past. Mamaison VIBE Hotel Downtown Budapest reaches for a different era entirely. What Makes
Tainan is Taiwan’s oldest city. Layered with temples, courtyards, and colonial-era streets, it’s not where you expect to find a hotel that turns its walls into a cartoon universe. HOTEL COZZI Ximen in Taiwan does exactly that — and makes it feel intentional. The Design Opened in 2015, COZZI Ximen is a contemporary
Vienna has no shortage of grand hotels. Baroque facades, gilded lobbies, history layered over history. MOOONS doesn’t compete with any of that. It does something different — it looks up. The concept starts with the moon. The building’s black facade is punctuated by large circular windows, each one a full disc of light framing a
Seville doesn’t do quiet. It does heat, noise, tile, celebration — and the Hesperia Sevilla has taken all of that and pressed it directly into every wall, cushion, and corridor. This is a hotel where the interior design is the story. The Palette Walk in and the first thing you notice is
