Jacques Konckier and his daughter Lisa are both great lovers of art. So it is no surprise that they chose Paris’s 9th arrondissement – a quarter famed for being eclectic, artistic and intellectual – as the location for Hotel de NELL.
Read MoreSleepbox Pods, affordable white sleeping quarters for travelers to have a quick rest, at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport.
Read MoreThis isn't the first time Brazil's most sought after architect collaborated with one of Brazil's most affluent hoteliers
Read MoreMaybe you have, or maybe you haven't seen this little family of bubble rooms - but now, after the recent opening of two hotels in France, you can make one of these translucent huts yours for the night!
Read MoreAs hotels on the Eastern Coast of Mauritius are building up, nothing quite fits the atmosphere, amenities, and aesthetics of the new Long Beach Hotel.
Read MoreAs the old saying goes: out with the old, and in with the new. What was once Manhattan's Hotel Thirty Thirty, in Midtown, is now the home of the savvy and stylish LOLA Hotel.
Read MoreLooking part shipwreck and part Robinson Crusoe beach shack the Bar Bouni is awash in driftwood and warm sandy hues.
Read MoreNestled into the Santorini mountainside, along the main thoroughfare of central Oia, sits Katikies Hotel.
Read MoreFasano’s first foray outside of it's native Brazil comes in the form of an exotic, picturesque escape nestled into the countryside of Punta del Este, Uruguay.
Read MoreNew York City is in an ever-evolving, constant state of gentrification with dilapidated buildings crumbling and new ones springing up in their place.
Read More“Romantic. Soulful. Imperfect. Funky. The ultimate hangout for the young and creative.” Creative director Matthew Rolston describes his newest creative endeavor, the Redbury Hotel.
Read MoreThere is no denying Nolita is the next up-and-coming hood that chic Manhattanites are flocking to for swanky five star dining, underground clubs, posh music venues, and modern art boutiques.
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