Explore a diverse range of accommodations from around the world, featuring luxurious hotels, quaint bed-and-breakfasts, and unique guesthouses. Discover innovative hospitality designs and architectural wonders that make each stay special. Perfect for travelers seeking inspiration or ideas for their own projects, this collection showcases the best in lodging experiences, blending comfort and style seamlessly.
WOM Allenby is the first of a new brand of pod-style hotels located in the Mediterranean seaside city of Tel Aviv. Located at 21 Allenby Street, the hotel is a block away from Tel Aviv’s beach promenade and offers 48 stylish
The A-Frame Club is a new hotel brand that takes design cues from 1970s American ski culture and the iconic A-frame cabins of that era. The first Club consists of 31 newly-constructed cabins along with a bar and restaurant in a historic saloon building in Winter Park, Colorado.
The first Hotel Terramar (now the ME Sitges Terramar) opened its doors in the 1930s, when tourism here was dominated by the chattering classes. Back then, the establishment had extensive gardens and formal salons, of which very few architectural details remain.
We Camp is a new generation of campsites. Restless and nonconformist, they were born with the aim of creating an experience where it is possible, enjoying the natural environment in a sustainable way.
At Nia Hotel in Shevii Zion, a village in northern Israel, nature is celebrated all year round. The hotel, which reopened seven years ago, not only takes care of its guests but also preserves the memories of those who were here before us.
The project deals with the second stage of the conversion of the former ceramics factory in Kravsko. The original Baroque complex was built as an inn on the Prague-Vienna route.
Qub Rooms is a 10-room hotel located in a dense commercial strip in the center of Semarang, Indonesia. Once a mundane 3-story shophouse, the building was transformed into an industrial yet chic structure with a unique facade
The mane of Yue Bo Ban Shan Hotspring Hotel draws inspiration from ancient Chinese poems “The moon viewed at home is brighter” and “How can life be fully satisfactory? We could hope for half of our desires to be fulfilled”.
