The projects listed in the category Hospitality Architecture invite you to a virtual trip around the world where you will discover great places where you can spend the holidays. You will discover amazing places where amazing architects and designers, highlight their creativity and imagination by designing charming tourist centers and some spectacular accommodations. Also, hotels and hostels all over the world, with “wow” effect for architecture and interior design will delight you while looking through HomeWorldDesign pages. Whether you want to decorate your holiday home or search for a vacation spot, the articles in this category can be useful.
Cosmic Saltillo by Clayton Korte transforms two long‑abandoned early‑1900s warehouse buildings in East Austin into a vibrant, landscape-focused hospitality space. Once used by Texaco to store petroleum products delivered by rail, these industrial relics now house a thriving restaurant and bar—Cosmic Coffee & Beer—offering a unique blend of history, art, and sustainability.
Guilin Lebei Homestay Hotel by AOE offers a unique accommodation experience in the heart of Guilin, Guangxi—a city famous for its stunning landscapes and mild, pleasant climate. Nestled beside a small, winding river and surrounded by lush trees, this hotel draws inspiration from ancient shelter concepts to create a modern treehouse that brings guests closer to nature.
G Hotel Kelawai offers a sophisticated urban experience designed specifically for corporate executives and well‑heeled business travelers. This 24‑storey landmark features 208 guest rooms, a rooftop infinity pool, and multiple dining outlets, including a stylish rooftop bar.
“Mountain-Sea Chronicles” is an immersive dining experience curated by FUNUN LAB in collaboration with Oriental Banquet. This project invites you to journey through a poetic landscape where the beauty of mountains and seas transforms into artful design.
Wanwea Yuan Restaurant by TANZO Space Design transforms a riverside site into an immersive dining destination that blurs the lines between architecture, landscape, and art. Moreover, this upscale concept from Da Ya Li Restaurant Group invites guests into a sequence of spaces that feel at once ethereal and grounded.
Located in the iconic building of Peacock City in Gaozhuang, Xishuangbanna, Cháo Life & Hotel was designed under the theme of a “dream theater” with respect for the local geography and architecture. Blending minimalism with modernity, the hotel reinterprets the Bauhaus spirit of modernism and enriches the vacation experience of this border city with a multi-layered charm.
Easy Tiger Bake Shop and Beer Garden’s newest outpost brings fresh energy to a once‑ordinary 1980s strip mall on Austin’s north side. Moreover, this destination combines an artisanal bakery, indoor bar and dining room, drive‑thru coffee, and a sprawling 250‑seat outdoor beer garden pavilion.
Bombo Italian Kitchen & Bar welcomes guests with a warm, natural aesthetic that perfectly suits its location inside the new Seattle Convention Center. This signature restaurant, designed by Ethan Stowell, spans 4,200 square feet along the primary corridor known as the Mixing Zone, where it stands as a beacon of culinary richness and architectural craft.
Populus Hotel by Studio Gang opens itself to both the city and the Rocky Mountains beyond, and it is designed to become an energetic social center in downtown Denver. Located on a prominent corner site, the building greets the neighborhood on all three sides, welcoming visitors and residents while connecting Denver’s civic, arts, and commercial districts.
