Brands
Four houses, four philosophies
Not every luxury hotel brand means the same thing by "luxury." Here's how the ones we cover actually differ.
Airelles
French palace hospitality across historic, Alpine, Riviera, Provençal, and Venetian Maisons.
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Alila
Landscape-led, architecturally minded resorts now backed by Hyatt.
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Almanac Hotels
Three locally rooted European city hotels in Vienna, Barcelona, and Prague.
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Aman
Peace, in the Sanskrit sense — and the smallest room count in luxury travel.
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Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spas
Thai-rooted resort craft and destination dining, with selective urban and safari outposts.
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Armani Hotels & Resorts
Two hotels translating Giorgio Armani’s residential design language into Dubai and Milan.
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Auberge Resorts Collection
Singular, one-of-a-kind hotels and retreats with soulful design and culinary excellence.
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Baccarat Hotels
French crystal-house glamour translated into a maximalist New York hotel.
View properties →Banyan Tree
Asian sanctuary resorts with serious villas, spas, and a long view of landscape.
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Belmond
Singular grand hotels and trains — heritage as the product, now under LVMH.
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Bvlgari Hotels & Resorts
Roman jewellery heritage translated into nine tightly controlled city hotels and coastal resorts.
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COMO Hotels and Resorts
Nineteen individual hotels joined by quiet design, nutrition-led cuisine, and serious wellness.
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Capella Hotels and Resorts
Small, expressive hotels guided by the local knowledge of a Capella Culturist.
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Cheval Blanc
Six highly individual Maisons, built around destination, craft, and LVMH hospitality.
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Corinthia Hotels
Eleven grand hotels shaped by Maltese ownership, landmark buildings, and Mediterranean hospitality.
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Divani Collection Hotels
Seven Greek hotels spanning central Athens, the Riviera, Corfu, Meteora, and Thessaly.
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Dorchester Collection
Ten individually historic hotels across London, Ascot, Paris, Milan, Rome, Dubai, and Los Angeles.
View properties →EDITION Hotels
Ian Schrager’s nightlife-aware, design-led luxury hotels inside Marriott Bonvoy.
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Faena Hotels
Art, performance, and unapologetic theatricality from Buenos Aires to Miami Beach.
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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts
Historic grand railway castles, iconic landmarks, and legendary Fairmont Gold hospitality.
View properties →Fasano
Brazilian hospitality with Italian roots, sharp design, and a cultivated social rhythm.
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Firmdale Hotels
Kit Kemp interiors, intimate service, and eleven individual hotels across London and New York.
View properties →Four Seasons
The largest true-luxury footprint on earth, run on one rule.
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Hoshinoya
Contemporary Japanese luxury pavilions reimagining ryokan culture and onsen heritage.
View properties →Jumeirah
Dubai-born resort theatre and serious urban luxury, built around the Burj Al Arab.
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Lore Group
Six independent city hotels shaped by historic buildings, neighbourhood life, and a shared design studio.
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Lungarno Collection
Five intimate Italian hotels shaped by the Ferragamo family across Florence, Milan, and Rome.
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Mandarin Oriental
Asian hospitality expressed through landmark city hotels, historic icons, and highly individual resorts.
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Maybourne
London grand hotels expanded into Riviera and Beverly Hills addresses, each with its own identity.
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Artful American coastal and alpine luxury designed for multigenerational families.
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Niccolo Hotels
Five high-rise Asian hotels shaped by fashion, art, and extraordinary city views.
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Nikki Beach Hotels & Resorts
Four beachfront resorts built around music, dining, design, and a social rhythm.
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Oberoi Hotels & Resorts
Legendary Indian hospitality, palatial architecture, and flawless anticipatory service.
View properties →Oetker Collection
Masterpiece Hotels where the building and destination remain more important than the brand.
View properties →One&Only
High-service resorts and escapes with a strong sense of occasion.
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Palazzo Versace
Two operating fashion-house hotels in Dubai and Macau, with maximalist Versace interiors and resort-scale facilities.
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Hyatt’s design-aware luxury flag, balancing residential calm with World of Hyatt utility.
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Patina Hotels & Resorts
Two design-led hotels connecting contemporary art, conscious living, and restorative travel.
View properties →Pendry Hotels & Resorts
A new vision of contemporary luxury with vibrant culinary and cultural scenes.
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Raffles
Grand-hotel ritual, landmark addresses, and a butler tradition carried into a modern global collection.
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Red Carnation Hotels
Fifteen family-owned hotels where maximalist interiors and deeply personal service resist standardisation.
View properties →Rocco Forte Hotels
A small European luxury group whose hotels feel personally run and locally grounded.
View properties →Rosewood
A sense of place, written into each building: As Rare as a Rosewood.
View properties →Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts
Asian grand-hotel hospitality, with landmark towers and resorts that still know how to host.
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Singita
Conservation-first safari lodges operating at a rare level of access and polish.
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Wellness, sustainability, and landscape-first resorts—now inside IHG.
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Soneva
Barefoot Maldivian island life, built around space, nature, and unusually deep experiences.
View properties →St. Regis
New York ritual—Butler Service, sabrage, and the Bloody Mary—scaled globally through Marriott.
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THE KARL LAGERFELD
One Macau hotel tower, entirely designed by Karl Lagerfeld through a rock-chic meeting of Europe and China.
View properties →Taj Hotels & Palaces
Authentic royal Indian palace living and grand-hotel heritage since 1903.
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The Doyle Collection
Eight family-owned city hotels, each shaped around its neighbourhood and an informal Irish service tradition.
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The Langham
The original European grand hotel, interpreted through pink-accented ritual, afternoon tea, and Chuan wellness.
View properties →The Peninsula Hotels
Grand-hotel ritual, precise technology, and the green Rolls-Royce standard.
View properties →The Ritz-Carlton
"Ladies and Gentlemen Serving Ladies and Gentlemen" — a credo, not a slogan.
View properties →The Royal Portfolio
Exquisite, privately owned South African sanctuaries with bold, authored design.
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The Sukhothai Hotels & Resorts
Three individual hotels connecting garden calm, contemporary design, and the culture of their cities.
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Viceroy Hotels & Resorts
Ten individual hotels united by expressive design and a strong connection to place.
View properties →Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts
Hilton’s grandest luxury flag, from New York heritage to modern resort icons.
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