Set on a historic pedestrian street, this 19th-century gem features 12 sleek, spacious suites — some with Acropolis views, private terraces and jacuzzis. Each morning, get a breakfast box of Greek delicacies delivered straight to your door. From personal shopping to private tours and in-room fashion styling, A77 delivers a bespoke city stay.

This chic AMANO property is a high-energy destination for those looking for a taste of London's buzzy cultural scene. Complementing its theatre district neighborhood, Hotel AMANO Covent Garden also has its own rooftop bar with views of the London Eye and Big Ben, a ground-level Israeli-Spanish fusion restaurant and a basement bar with live DJs for dancing the night away. When it is time to turn in, the comfortable, modern rooms are a refuge, complete with a stylish gray and gold color palette.

Balboa Bay Resort blends elegance and laid-back Californian charm. Its 159 guestrooms are sleek, spacious and airy, with nautical touches in cool cream and blue tones. Rooms also boast a private balcony with views over the bay's yacht-filled harbor. When guests aren't relaxing on the harborside pool deck, they can take paddleboard and kayak tours or captain one of the hotel's electric Duffy boats.

Bill & Coo comprises three properties: Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge, Bill & Coo Villas and the adults-only Bill & Coo Coast Suites. They're all proximal to each other, as well as to the bustling Mykonos Town. But Bill & Coo as a whole still feels blissfully private and exclusive. Plus, it boasts a private beach, which is a big deal on the island.

This luxe boutique hotel is the ideal eco-conscious retreat, about a 40-minute ferry ride from Naples. Expect locally sourced (and Michelin-Starred) cuisine, an onsite organic farm, eight acres of lush gardens, complimentary yoga and full-body wellness offerings.

The exclusive Cala Beach Resort in a hidden gem in the coastal town of Punta Ala. Its beachfront cabanas are prime for relaxing, and its tennis and padel courts, plus its array of various water-sport adventures, are prime for active and adventurous travelers among us. Immersive excursions like olive oil tastings and boat tours allow you to really experience Tuscany's splendor.

This ultra-luxe wine country retreat epitomizes Napa Valley. Unwind poolside at the adults-only Hilltop Pool, indulge in healing spa treatments and enjoy a game of pickleball before cycling back to your charming cottage (complete with outdoor showers and fireplaces, no less). With rolling vineyard vistas and scenic landscaped gardens, the resort also boasts its own tasting room, a luxurious spa and fitness center and three onsite restaurants, including Farm, which showcases produce from the property's culinary garden. Plus, downtown Napa’s restaurants and shops are a short drive away.

This discreet, 32-room gem on Paris' Right Bank features handsome decor, a sleek pool and sauna, a signature playlist (yes, really) plus a fantastic brasserie and a sexy bar, both frequented by savvy travelers and locals alike.

Edgewood is brings alpine luxury in the Sierras. Relax in spacious, stylish rooms or upgrade to the expansive Villa Suites with lake and mountain views, heated patios, jacuzzis and fire pits. Golfers will especially love the hotel's iconic course, which hosts the annual star-studded American Century Championship.

Inspired by its natural surroundings in the Italian Dolomites, the Faloria Mountain Spa Resort has a comfortable alpine aesthetic complete with elegant larch wood paneling and delicate botanical artwork. After a full day of outdoor sports and activities in the town of Cortina d'Ampezzo, retreat to the spa or one of the four dining areas, which include a romantic restaurant with mountain views. Pets and kids are also welcome, with the kids' club offering a variety of activities.

Officially founded in 1851, Flemings Mayfair is one of London's oldest and most iconic hotels — it was even the setting for an Agatha Christie novel. Its chic, 1930s-inspired interiors speak to that history, showcasing bespoke contemporary furniture with luxe textures and bold colors. The impressive dining options include the Michelin-Starred restaurant Ormer, the renowned cocktail bar Manetta's and a quintessentially British afternoon tea experience.

For 50 years, Grecotel has been a leader in Greek hospitality, with properties in some of the country's most stunning locations. Renowned for its excellence in tourism, the brand is also celebrated for its organic cuisine and commitment to sustainability and local communities.

This intimate boutique hotel sits on the border of Paris’ trendy Haut-Marais and Beaubourg neighborhoods, just steps from the Canal Saint Martin. You'll love the bold, eclectic design, courtesy of the hotel's vibrant patterns, antique furnishings and sumptuous fabrics. The hotel feels like a well-kept secret, one savvy locals are hesitant to share. It's private, exclusive and dripping with charm.

At this Tuscan escape, you’ll be surrounded by lush olive groves and the scent of fresh herbs. And you’ll love the beamed ceilings, Persian rugs and Ferragamo toiletries in the rooms. As expected from a Relais & Châteaux property, the food is exceptional, and the activities — from yacht cruises and art classes to exploring Carrara’s iconic marble quarries — don’t disappoint, either. For relaxation, the spa and hammam offer the perfect retreat.

L’oscar London, designed by the acclaimed Jacques Garcia and set in a historic Baptist Church, is a lavish architectural gem adorned with unique art, chandeliers, silk screens and velvet. It's located in Holborn, steps away from London's best shopping, dining and theaters. After a day of exploring, enjoy a meal at the sumptuous L’oscar Restaurant, featuring an illuminated onyx bar.

This 20-room boutique hotel overlooks Marbella's quaint yet lively Old Town, transporting you back to the 16th century with its emblematic colonnades and courtyards. Now restored with contemporary flair, each room offers a unique design. Guests can enjoy three outstanding dining options, including a stylish rooftop bar for cocktails and oysters.

Lignée Hotels brings two standout stays to Paris. Le Narcisse Blanc, inspired by 19th-century muse Cléo de Mérode, showcases a refined French aesthetic, luxe spa and iconic Eiffel Tower views. Across town, Maison Favart overlooks the Opéra Comique and offers a discreet hideaway with theatrical flair — think silk, velvet and rich pops of color. The hotel’s Petite Maison, perfect for families or groups, offers a cozy, private escape.

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This 12-room boutique hotel invites travelers to slow down and enjoy the Tuscan lifestyle in Montepulciano. Originally a 17th-century farmers' dwelling, Lupaia was recently restored by its new owners, who also call the property home. Still paying tribute to Lupaia's rustic roots with original wooden beams and stone hearths, the light-filled rooms and suites have updated luxury furnishings and sprawling views of the valley below. The traditional open kitchen serves Tuscan meals that highlight the season and the bounty of the on-site gardens.

Marugal is a collection of dreamy boutique hotels that deliver luxury with a strong commitment to preserving their stunning locations. Torralbenc is a 19th-century Menorcan estate surrounded by vineyards, perfect for lazy days soaking up countryside vibes. Over in Formentera, Gecko Hotel & Beach Club is all about barefoot luxury, with a prime spot on a stunning stretch of beach. Nearby, Dunas is a laid-back eco-haven tucked in the dunes of Migjorn.

This sexy NYC hotel feels like a modern art museum — in the best way. Expect sleek design, buzzy vibes and a fun, eclectic spirit. And don't miss Jimmy, the hotel's handsome bar on the 18th floor, whose decor was inspired by Picasso's Blue Period.

The best of both worlds in Chicago: Unwind in serene, Zen-inspired rooms or the 40-foot tranquility pool before heading up to the rooftop for a party with skyline views. With Chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s signature dishes on site, and Restaurant Row just steps away, it’s a foodie’s dream. Whether you’re indulging in miso black cod or sinking into one of the room's plush beds, Nobu Chicago offers a peaceful urban escape while the lively city pulses outside.

If lounging in a hot tub with a cocktail steps from a beach sounds like your thing, this beachfront all-inclusive delivers. With an adults-only river pool, an 8th-floor spa with ocean views and an activity program featuring everything from hula hooping to beach cricket, there's no shortage of fun. Top it all off with live evening entertainment and you'll be swaying to the rhythms of island life in no time.

Hotels by Oliver imbue their properties with youthful energy and a playful design. The Nashville-based company's hip hotels can be found across the US, from Georgia to California. All are known for warm, personable service; lively gathering spaces (complete with great food and drink); and an intentional connection to their respective locales.

This striking Edwardian building in London’s Theaterland has it all, including a chlorine-free pool with underwater music, childcare upon request and a world-class spa. The hotel boasts an impressive 400-piece art collection, and Indigo’s gluten- and dairy-free menu proves healthy can be delicious. And don’t miss the whimsical Charlie and the Chocolate Factory afternoon tea, a family favorite.

Once a home and school for young women for nearly three centuries, the Palazzo Ripetta reopened in 2022 with 78 renovated rooms and suites designed by the iconic Fausta Gaetani. The new space is elegant and luxurious, with jewel-toned accents, wood floors and the hotel's own art collection. The Italian hospitality extends to three restaurant spaces, including a rooftop bar.

Perched on a Sorrento clifftop, Parco dei Principi is a Gio Ponti masterpiece that’s all about sleek, modernist vibes and stunning views. Opened in 1962, this place shines with its white-and-blue décor, a private beach with secret tunnels and a saltwater pool surrounded by exotic plants and lush gardens. It’s a bit off the beaten path, but the shuttle bus makes getting to Sorrento a breeze.

Rancho Santana is the ultimate tropical escape in Nicaragua, a rising star in adventure travel. Spanning 2,700 acres with five beaches, the ranch is a surfer’s dream, with world-class waves year round. Not into surfing? Spot howler monkeys and sloths on nature hikes, join daily Yin yoga classes with ocean views, get an adrenaline fix mountain biking or take a cultural day trip to nearby Granada. It's perfect for families looking for something a little different.

This tranquil nature escape consists of 94 two-story pavilions and seven luxe villas (which come with butler service, no less) nestled amid the resort's tropical gardens. You won't want to miss one of the many excursions that allow you to meaningfully explore the resort's stunning surroundings.

This southern Sri Lankan resort consists of 39 chic suites and villas. Everything here embraces a locavore mindset, as seen in the local terracotta-tiled rooftops, the locally sourced gourmet cuisine and the diverse array of immersive, culturally relevant experiences.

Set on a 1,500-acre wildlife reserve, this boutique eco-resort was discovered by explorers who stumbled upon a thermal river on private land. Deeply committed to sustainability and preserving its unique ecosystem, the resort features stilted bungalows that peek out from the lush jungle and rare dwarf forest. Guests can explore 20 miles of trails, soak in the natural thermal waters or zipline through the treetops.

Each Savoy Signature hotel in Madeira has its own style. Savoy Palace dazzles with sprawling grounds, multiple pools and fun extras like sushi-making classes and garden tours. The Reserve offers a snug, romantic hideaway perfect for couples. Saccharum merges sleek, sustainable design with an Ayurvedic-inspired spa. Royal Savoy combines classic British charm with sea views.

Once the Italian headquarters of Singer Sewing Machines, this Art Deco gem has been transformed into a stunning boutique hotel with an unbeatable location for exploring the city's sites. Original details like the magnificent marble staircase and wood-paneled round lifts add to its charm, while the two-story rooftop restaurant and bar offer vintage-style cocktails and panoramic views of the Eternal City.

This verifiable Sunset Boulevard landmark has hosted the likes of Elizabeth Taylor, Frank Sinatra and Marilyn Monroe. Today, it makes for a stylish stay in the heart of it all, near both Hollywood and Beverly Hills.

The perfect escape from LA’s hustle, just an hour’s drive away, on the rugged Palos Verdes Peninsula. Once part of the Channel Islands, this Mediterranean-style retreat offers sweeping coastal views and abundant wildlife. Spot dolphins and seals in the water, or catch a glimpse of cottontail rabbits, hawks and the rare Palos Verdes Blue butterfly on land. Lounge by the saltwater pools, enjoy farm-to-table bites and soak up the area's natural beauty.

From a brand that reimagines historic buildings with trendy designs, these two Hoxton properties offer a welcoming home base for any Amsterdam vacation. The central Hoxton, Amsterdam is located on the Herengracht canal in a former mayor's home, while The Hoxton, Lloyd is in the modern Eastern Docklands neighborhood — only a 10-minute bike ride from the city center — in a building commissioned by the Royal Holland Lloyd Shipping Company. Whichever you choose, you'll find rooms with thoughtful design details, energetic lobbies with friendly service and comfortable restaurants where even locals like to hang out.

The Ned NoMad is housed in a handsome 1908 Beaux Arts landmark, right on Broadway. It was designed by the stylish Soho House team, and is part hotel and part members-only club. Velvet, mahogany and marble contribute to its glamorous aesthetic, with moody corners for lounging and coworking. Dining options include modern-day Italian cuisine at Cecconi’s and craft cocktails paired with live music at Little Ned.

This sophisticated hotel is steps away from London's top attractions, but it still serves as an urban escape. Its Japanese-inspired hospitality and clean, soothing decor (minimalist rooms, intentional organization, soft colors, a refreshing absence of clutter) make it especially inviting.

Listen (and dance) to resident artists at the hotel's underground jazz club, catch a classic film at the Art Deco cinema (complete with a retro popcorn maker) and then retreat to your stylish room before waking up to do it all over again. This hip hotel is perfect for creatives, music lovers and cinephiles, just steps away from the TriBeCa Film Festival action.

The Zetter townhouses are quirky and eclectic, bursting with Victorian charm. Rooms showcase Union Jack accents, hot-water bottles and antique touches, like old gramophones. Both locations feature cozy lounges renowned for their expert mixologists, making them some of London’s top spots for cocktail enthusiasts.

A nod to New York City's storied past, Triumph Hotels blend century-old heritage with modern flair. Bask in the Beaux Art grandeur of Hotel Belleclaire on the Upper West Side, indulge in the art-nouveau glam of Hotel Edison by Times Square, vibe with the artistic spirit of Hotel Evelyn in NoMad or sip cocktails at the Iroquois in Midtown, where legends like James Dean and The Clash once roamed.

Viceroy Los Cabos is a contemporary resort overlooking the Sea of Cortez. Expect modern, minimalist décor, great dining and a pervasive sense of relaxation. There are numerous amenities to enjoy on site (like art classes, a game room, a cinema and five beautiful pools, to name a few), but the resort is also nearby historic San José del Cabo, lest you feel called to explore.

Located in a quiet valley within 800-year-old walls, this Umbrian retreat offers intimate, relaxed luxury with beautiful gardens, an outdoor pool and seasonal pop-up events. The hotel's inventive chef blends Middle Eastern and Asian flavors with traditional Italian cuisine.

Alma's collection includes Alma Barcelona, a 71-room hideaway housed in a renovated 20th-century building, and Alma Pamplona, a contemporary escape that boasts a Michelin-Starred restaurant. Both are stylish, inviting and deeply connected to the history and culture of their surroundings.

This 40-room desert retreat celebrates its gorgeous natural surroundings with locally sourced food, intentional design (floor-to-ceiling windows, rooftop terraces primed for stargazing) and a selection of immersive experiences, from guided mountain bike rides to crystal workshops.

This youthful, hip hotel overlooks Savannah's leafy Forsyth Park. The décor is modern, fun and colorful, with a retro-chic bent that calls to mind the glamor of the 50s and 60s. Dining and drinking spaces are buzzy and refined, with fresh Mediterranean menus that whisk you away to Italy, if only temporarily.

It’s all about laid-back luxury at these Crete hotels. At the adults-only Minos Palace, enjoy sunrise yoga, panoramic sea views and a saltwater infinity pool. Discover hammock nooks and secret alcoves, ideal for sundowners accompanied by live DJs. Minos Beach Art Hotel is an open-air art gallery, with curated artwork and a vibrant sculpture garden. The villas and rooms exemplify Mediterranean minimalism, and the jetties and boardwalk are calling for a dip in crystal-clear waters.

This luxury year-round ranch features farm-to-table dining (they even have their own on-site Wagyu operation) and numerous outdoor activities. The resort caters to all types of travelers, from serious adventure enthusiasts to those looking for luxe pampering. Families will also be happy here, especially with the immersive children's program, where younger guests gain a greater appreciation and practical skills for the outdoors.

Perched on the coast near Fasano, Canne Bianche embodies Puglia’s relaxed, authentic vibe. The 50 rooms reflect the natural beauty around them with warm and soothing tones, while the cuisine highlights local ingredients and traditional flavors. The luxe spa offers ocean-inspired treatments, Turkish baths and saunas.

This Relais & Châteaux retreat sits amid Sri Lanka's lush Central Highlands, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Unsurprisingly, tea the hotel takes its tea very seriously, and guests are treated to numerous immersive experiences, tea-centered and otherwise, along with gourmet dining and holistic wellness offerings.

This romantic, gorgeously lush Sicilian getaway is only about 25 minutes from the sea, which makes for cooler temperatures and a coveted sense of privacy. The hotel's owner also has a botanical garden and winery nearby, both of which are not to be missed.

This 32-room refined urban retreat, near the Spanish Steps, has collaborated with the Galleria Russo. Translation? The hotel is its own living gallery of Italian art, which makes for an especially chic and intimate stay.

Firmdale Hotels' portfolio includes 10 gorgeous, bold, expertly designed properties in London and New York. Firmdale is obsessed with art, and their posh, playful hotels boast numerous sculptures, paintings, artifacts, antiques and other delightful details that lend their sophisticated gems unique personality and a welcoming vibe.

Once a hotspot for Spain’s artistic and literary crowd, this hotel originally opened in 1886 and has been revamped by David Rockwell. Inside, expect a luxe Art Deco flair and a nod to its history. The spacious lobby bar steals the show, with plush leather seating and a central island that sets a laid-back, clubby vibe. Soak up the energy of the bohemian Barrio de Las Letras, home to caña bars once frequented by Hemingway.

Step into your own period drama at Hartwell House, a Jacobean-Georgian estate on 90 acres of gardens and parkland, just 40 miles from London. Once home to exiled French royalty, this historic residence features 48 uniquely styled rooms filled with antiques and art. Enjoy classic afternoon tea in the opulent Morning Room, drinks and canapés in the Library and dine like royalty at the Rosette restaurant.

Staying true to its early days as a hideaway for 1950s Hollywood elite like Bing Crosby and Zsa Zsa Gabor, the Hotel Valley Ho is full of mid-century modern character. Its chic guest rooms and suites are decked out in bold colors and geometric patterns, offering luxurious bath tubs and private patios or balconies. Complete with the trendy ZuZu restaurant and its over-the-top milkshakes, plus two pools — one for leisurely laps and another for cocktails and live music — the Hotel Valley Ho is a playful gem in the Arizona desert.

Named as one of the world's most romantic resorts, this boutique hotel is perfect for couples seeking peace and seclusion. Tucked away within Kaua’i's lush landscape far from the tourist crowds, all 121 rooms offer oceanfront views with a touch of modern tropical flair. Picture unwinding with a cocktail around the fire pits at sunset, followed by a feast of the freshest local fish at the resort's intimate, upscale restaurant, Red Salt. And for those craving adventure, hiking Waimea Canyon, touring the Napali Coast or kayaking the Hanalei River are all just a stone's throw away.

Originally a residence for Jesuit priests as early as 1637, this historic retreat is still a haven on the Sorrento peninsula, complete with meditative gardens, citrus groves for quiet afternoon strolls and a serene spa. Each of the 46 Mediterranean-style guest rooms is unique. Some have garden vistas, others boast views of the Amalfi Coast. The Historical Suite has hosted famous travelers like Mary Shelley and Sigmund Freud, who stayed at the hotel on their Grand Tour of Europe. Architectural details like marble bathrooms and painted ceilings elevate the traditional, understated interiors to modern, five-star standards.

Picture a chicly restored country estate, complete with lush gardens, farm-to-table dining and a deep respect for the land and soil. (Extra-virgin olive oil produced onsite, anyone?) Such is the ethos of Les Domaines de Fontenille, whose swoon-worthy hotels across France, Italy and Spain are the crème-de-la-crème of luxe getaways in breathtaking locales.

Design, location and top-notch food are at the heart of every LINE Hotel. Whether you’re in LA, Austin, San Francisco or DC, there’s always something cool happening. Each hotel reflects its city’s vibe — think DJ sets in DC, tacos in Austin and poolside yoga in LA. These effortlessly trendy hotels keep things fresh, fun and in tune with the local community.

This chic, contemporary stay in DC's Dupont Circle is sophisticated and inviting, with thoughtful details and pops of color that lend it a cool, artsy vibe.

This Auberge property on the Big Island embodies the kind of laid-back luxury we love. Expect five-star service, the freshest local food, unique adventures (don't miss the vast selection of water-sports activities) and a holistic wellness program, complete with goop facials, no less.

Located on Cancún's serene southern tip, this resort, originally designed as a private hideaway for Mexico's president, ensures unrivaled seclusion. The decor is influenced by Mayan and Asian aesthetics. Guests can enjoy three infinity pools, the first ESPA-branded spa on the Riviera Maya, two beaches and a wealth of family-friendly activities.

This boutique hotel collection includes two Tulum properties, and one on Holbox, an island off the northern coast of the Yucatán Peninsula. Expect plenty of live music, a strong sense of community and an utterly delicious food program that champions regenerative practices.

Octant's one-of-a-kind properties across Portugal, from the Douro Valley to the Azores, are found in magical natural environments (the brand takes location very seriously). Plus, Octant's warm hospitality and immersive cultural experiences are unmatched.

This vibrant gem is trendy neighborhood hot spot, with a clean, contemporary design. Work up a sweat in their Peloton Studio, explore the hotel's stellar local recs, savor breakfast at their rooftop restaurant or nurse a cocktail in the lobby bar to the tune of a live DJ set.

This 18th-century beauty showcases original hand-painted tiles, frescoes and 61 uniquely styled rooms and suites. It's all about the wine here — treat yourself to wine-inspired spa treatments like the crushed cabernet scrub, then head to the historic vault bar where the wine list is truly next level. And for dining, don't miss FEDERICO in the indoor courtyard, one of the prettiest spots in the city.

Centuries-old grandeur artfully restored with carefully curated interiors, where Roman architecture is elevated with custom Italian design. Every room feels like a work of art — think marble, frescoes and handcrafted maiolica tiles. From the opulent spa to refined dining crafted by chef Marco Coppola, every detail invites you to experience a side of Rome's storied past in a contemporary setting.

Your go-to hotel for laid-back coastal luxury in Huntington Beach. Beach butlers set you up with chairs, towels and toys for sun-soaking. Dive into the Ninth Island pool complemented by a hot tub, fire pits and cabanas, then unwind at the Bali-inspired Aarna Spa. Enjoy Californian cuisine at Lōrea, and cap your day with rooftop drinks and ocean views at Treehouse on PCH.

38 airy, delightful suites make up this dreamy Thai oasis. Dine on organic, locally sourced food, enjoy one-of-a-kind excursions or book one of their heavenly spa treatments. Everything at Raya Heritage is a celebration of its natural and cultural surroundings.

This Relais & Châteaux tented camp has the best of both worlds: jungle and beach. It's the ultimate glamping experience, where each of the 28 cocoon tents combine a vintage charm (copper bathtubs, red-leather furniture) with five-star modern amenities (vast wooden decks, vaulted ceilings, air conditioning).

RhomTrip is your go-to for top-tier transportation, and as our first Fora Reserve transportation inductee, they set the standard high. Whether you're looking for a luxe limo for a special celebration, seamless airport transfers or need to move a whole group in style, RhomTrip has you covered.

As a third-generation family-owned hotel in a 14th-century Franciscan convent, Rivoli Boutique Hotel oozes historic charm. Soak it up with an aperitif at the Garden Bar in the plant-filled courtyard or a massage on the outdoor terrace after exploring Florence's Renaissance-era neighborhoods. The cozy rooms and Tuscan Benedicta Restaurant complete the home-away-from-home experience.

Boasting a prime location on the South Bank, Sea Containers is the perfect launchpad for exploring London, featuring a moody design with playful pops of color and nautical touches. Highlights include a cozy 56-seat cinema, the discreet agua Spa and the riverside rooftop bar, 12th Knot, which brings both vibes and views.

Soneva includes three luxe resorts — Soneva Fushi and Soneva Jani, in the Maldives, and Soneva Kiri, in Thailand. The brand is all about meaningful disconnection, and taking the time to unplug and reset. The latter is especially top of mind at Soneva resorts, whose integrative wellness offerings draw on ancient healing wisdom, modern medicine and expert practitioners.

This cozy hotel in Uçhisar began as a family’s personal renovation project and now offers 25 rooms with lots of character. It feels like home, and the staff focus on making your stay special through local experiences. Enjoy stunning terrace views and dine on authentic Cappadocian cuisine at Moniq, with the option of a unique cave dinner.

Everything about this 154-room Charleston landmark is intentional, from the bathroom marble (sourced from Danby, Vermont) to the vibrant pieces of art displayed throughout to the hand-crafted wooden bowls at the Living Room, the hotel's all-day restaurant. And don't miss a cocktail at the Citrus Club, the Dewberry's stylish rooftop cocktail bar.

The Ned is a buzzing social and gastronomic hub with a spectacular lobby and nine restaurants. By day, enjoy its chic velvet and chandelier-filled spaces; by night, it’s a lively party palace. Designed by the Soho House group, the attention to detail is on point and combines vintage glamor with modern amenities. Hit the state-of-the-art gym or relax in the marble-clad basement spa, featuring science-backed treatments and a sleek lap pool.

This recently redesigned boutique hotel is a luxury home-away-from-home in the heart of Florence. From its friendly check-in procedures and cozy lounges to its four floors of rooms and suites, The Place is designed to make travelers feel like they're in the comfortable home of an art-collecting friend. And in a way, they are — keep an eye out for custom pieces from the Place of Wonders, a the hotel's foundation dedicated to preserving Italian craftsmanship.

Red Carnation’s 18 stunning properties across England, Ireland, Scotland, Geneva, Botswana and South Africa combine A+ service (their hospitality is truly the best), great art, authentic local experiences and refined, locally sourced cuisine — made with love, of course.

This '60s-era hotel near Georgetown has always been a luxury destination in its own right. Now, after a recent restoration from a student of the hotel's original architect, the DC icon is as luxe as ever. Think sleek mid-century modern furniture, an impressive copper lobby that echoes the hotel's curved exterior and sweeping views of the Potomac River. Embracing its history, the renovated Scandal Suite is also available to stay in, complete with news clippings and other themed items from the period.

Set within 11 charming Victorian townhouses, The Other House South Kensington offers more than just a place to stay. With a blend of cozy eccentricity and locally inspired design, these residences cater to both short and extended stays, with accommodations ranging from compact Club Flats to spacious Greater Flats (especially ideal for groups). Guests also enjoy exclusive access to a Private Club.

Housed in a historic building that epitomizes Madrid's 20th-century royal architecture, the URSO Hotel & Spa offers comfortable luxury in a prime Madrid location. After a long day of sightseeing, unwind at the URSO Spa or head to the cocktail bar for piano evenings. The multiple restaurants onsite — including the garden-influenced Conservatory and the fine-dining Casa Felisa — round out the gastronomy program, which also includes a refined weekend brunch.

This luxe, sprawling Tuscan estate is ideal for families and groups, featuring private villas and suites with their own pools and gardens. Wellness enthusiasts will love the holistic services of La Corte Spa, featuring everything from olive oil treatments and wine therapy to sound baths, meditation and yoga.