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Porvoo, Finland

RUNO Hotel Porvoo

RUNO Hotel Porvoo in Porvoo, Finland is a boutique design hotel blending 1912 Art Nouveau architecture with modern Nordic comfort. Accommodations range from modern rustic rooms to a light-filled Corner Suite, framed by pale parquet floors and handcrafted Laajisto furnishings. Signature experiences include RUNO Kitchen and Bar’s seasonal Finnish cuisine, a fireplace-warmed Attic Sauna, and a curated Finnish art exhibition throughout the property. Located at the Old Town gate on Rihkamakatu, the hotel offers immediate access to cobbled streets, artisanal shops, and riverside views. Expect warm, attentive service, locally sourced breakfasts with vegetarian and gluten-free options, and an intimate atmosphere that feels like staying in a well-loved historic home.

Porvoo, Finland

Unzen, Japan

RYOTEI HANZUIRYO

Set on the volcanic slopes of Mount Unzen near Nagasaki, Ryotei Hanzuiryo is a 14-villa ryokan where Sukiya-zukuri architecture, historic onsen, and ancient forest gardens define the stay. At around $1,985 per night, it occupies the upper tier of Japan's private-villa ryokan category — a property where the physical environment and traditional craft do most of the talking.

Unzen, Japan

Jakarta, Indonesia

Raffles Jakarta

Set inside a gleaming glass tower in Jakarta's Golden Triangle business district, Raffles Jakarta holds 173 rooms that balance high-rise modernity with timeless interior styling. La Liste ranked it 91 points in its 2026 Top Hotels list, with rates from $189 per night. The property connects directly to Lotte Shopping Avenue and Ciputra Artpreneur, placing it at the centre of the city's commercial and cultural activity.

Jakarta, Indonesia

Shenzhen, China

Raffles Shenzhen

Occupying the central tower of the One Shenzhen Bay mixed-use complex in Nan Shan, Raffles Shenzhen positions itself at the intersection of the brand's colonial-era heritage and the city's forward-facing architecture. With 168 rooms, universal butler service, a 25-metre indoor pool, and a spa flanked by Cantonese, Japanese, and Western dining, the property makes a case for Shenzhen as a destination rather than a stopover.

Shenzhen, China

Uvita De Osa, Costa Rica

Rancho Pacifico

Ten rooms across 250 private acres of Costa Ballena rainforest, at 2,000 feet above sea level on a mountainside above Uvita. Adults only, maximum twenty guests at any time, with private infinity pools, outdoor showers, treetop spa treatments, and direct access to waterfall swimming holes, cloud forest trails, and secluded Pacific beaches. Transfers from Quepos Airport run US$85 for up to four guests.

Uvita De Osa, Costa Rica

London, United Kingdom

Redchurch Townhouse

A 37-room Soho House property in Shoreditch, Redchurch Townhouse sits steps from Shoreditch House and Shoreditch High Street station, placing guests inside one of London's most active creative-industry neighbourhoods. Overnight guests receive temporary club membership, which means access to Cecconi's, the Italian restaurant that draws a loyal local crowd, alongside the low-key check-in experience the brand is known for. Rates from $619 per night.

London, United Kingdom

Belfast, United Kingdom

Regency House Belfast

A 13-room Georgian townhouse in Belfast's Queen's Quarter, Regency House sits within walking distance of Queen's University and prices from around $268 per night. Individually designed rooms carry roaring fires, wooden floors, and copper bathtubs, while the Presidential Suite references a former US leader who stayed here. Small-scale and architecturally grounded, it occupies a distinct position in Belfast's boutique accommodation tier.

Belfast, United Kingdom

Chongqing, China

Regent Chongqing

Regent Chongqing holds a Michelin One Key distinction for 2025, placing it among a select group of hotels in a city better known internationally for its food than its luxury accommodation. The property sits in the Jiangbei District, positioning guests within reach of both the commercial core and the Yangtze riverfront. For travellers weighing Chongqing's premium hotel options, the Regent warrants serious consideration.

Chongqing, China

Tivat, Montenegro

Regent Porto Montenegro

Regent Porto Montenegro anchors a purpose-built nautical village on the Bay of Kotor waterfront in Tivat, where a former Yugoslav Navy shipyard has been remade into a superyacht marina and leisure compound. The 175-room hotel channels Venetian palazzo architecture through local stone, terracotta roofing, and maritime interiors by designer Tino Zervudachi. Rates from $353 per night position it at the upper end of Montenegro's Adriatic hotel market.

Tivat, Montenegro

Fès, Morocco

Riad Laaroussa

A 17th-century, eight-room riad positioned inside Fes el Bali's Bechara quarter, within walking distance of the medina's tanneries, madrasas, and souks. Restored decorative plasterwork, an in-house hammam, guest-only cooking classes with market visits, and a rooftop terrace with medina views set it apart from hotels outside the walls. Rates from approximately $269 per night.

Fès, Morocco

Marrakech, Morocco

Riad Sakkan

In the Mouassine quarter of Marrakesh's medina, Riad Sakkan takes the traditional courtyard-house format and runs it through a contemporary design filter: 12 rooms mixing vintage objects with modern art, a rooftop restaurant open from breakfast through dinner, and a sense of scale that keeps it closer to a private residence than a boutique hotel. Among medina riads, it occupies a distinct position between heritage formality and design-forward informality.

Marrakech, Morocco

Bijagua, Costa Rica

Rio Celeste Hideaway Hotel

Set on the edge of Tenorio Volcano National Park in Costa Rica's northern interior, Rio Celeste Hideaway Hotel operates 26 casitas across a private nature reserve at around $397 per night. The property sits considerably further from the coasts than most comparable lodges, positioning itself at the intersection of ecological commitment and interior-design comfort, with an open-air restaurant, two bars, a spa, and direct access to the Rio Celeste trail system.

Bijagua, Costa Rica

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Rixos Premium Saadiyat Island

A large-format beach resort on Saadiyat Island, Rixos Premium Saadiyat Island offers 288 rooms and villas set against a white-sand beach, with a waterpark, multiple restaurants, spa, and extensive sports facilities. The property anchors itself in the all-inclusive resort tier, positioned for families and groups who want a self-contained base within reach of Abu Dhabi's cultural district.

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Bad Sachsa, Germany

RoLigio® & Wellness Resort Romantischer Winkel

A family-owned wellness retreat in the Harz Mountains of Lower Saxony, Romantischer Winkel has operated for nearly fifty years without abandoning the unhurried, place-rooted character that made it worth visiting in the first place. With 91 rooms, a spa philosophy aimed at sustained transformation, and equal appeal to couples and families, it occupies a position that larger resort brands rarely attempt: genuinely domestic in spirit, seriously committed to wellbeing.

Bad Sachsa, Germany

Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia

Royal Zambezi Lodge

Royal Zambezi Lodge occupies nearly 500 acres of the Chiawa Game Management Area along the Lower Zambezi River, directly across from Mana Pools National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its 15 suites each include private plunge pools and expansive decks with river views. The on-site restaurant serves three meals daily plus afternoon tea, with packed lunches available for full-day game drives.

Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia

Menorca, Spain

Rural Sant Ignasi

A converted 18th-century manor just outside Ciutadella, Rural Sant Ignasi occupies 25 rooms across dry-stone countryside, with interiors that draw on Minorcan craft traditions: natural stone, local ceramics, woven fibres. Rates are on request only, signalling a property that prices itself against quality rather than volume. Several unspoiled beaches and the historic centre sit within easy reach.

Menorca, Spain

Stockholm, Sweden

Ruth

Hotel Ruth occupies a 19th-century corner building in Vasastan's Siberia district, a quieter residential pocket that sits apart from Stockholm's more-trafficked hotel corridors. With 62 rooms, original tiled stoves, rotating art, and a breakfast that draws neighbourhood regulars, the Pettersson family's project reads less like a conventional hotel and more like a well-curated home with a front desk. Pricing is available on request.

Stockholm, Sweden

Kutchan, Japan

SHIGUCHI

Five relocated kominka farmhouses in a valley outside Niseko, SHIGUCHI is the work of artist and hotelier Shouya Grigg. Each structure was dismantled and reassembled using traditional nail-free joinery, then fitted with private onsen baths, curated art, and mountain terraces. The restaurant serves seasonally driven dishes alongside Hokkaido wines.

Kutchan, Japan

Tivat, Montenegro

SIRO Boka Place

SIRO Boka Place brings the fitness-focused SIRO brand to Porto Montenegro's Boka Bay, following the launch of its debut property in Dubai. Across 240 rooms, a 25-metre outdoor pool, and specialist recovery labs, the property frames wellness as a structured programme rather than an amenity. Rates from $110 per night place it at the accessible end of Montenegro's premium waterfront tier.

Tivat, Montenegro

Chandan, India

SUJÁN The Serai, Jaisalmer

Rates from US$780 per night position it at the summit tier of Rajasthan's luxury camp category, alongside properties like Aman-i-Khas in Ranthambore.

Chandan, India

Vauvenargues, France

Sainte-Victoire

A 15-room Provençal hotel in the village of Vauvenargues, Hotel Sainte-Victoire sits directly beneath the mountain range Paul Cézanne painted obsessively across his final decade. Awarded a Michelin Key in 2024, the property combines classically regional design — jewel-toned furnishings, blonde hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling glass — with a restaurant that draws from French tradition and cuisines as distant as Brazil and Japan. Rooms from $193 per night.

Vauvenargues, France

Siem Reap, Cambodia

Sala Lodges

Sala Lodges assembles eleven authentic Khmer houses, some more than fifty years old, transported from across the Cambodian countryside and rebuilt on a lush Siem Reap property within reach of the Angkor temple complex. A Regional Winner for Luxury Heritage Hotel and Country Winner for Luxury Boutique Hotel, the property sits at around $250 per night, pairing preserved vernacular architecture with quietly renovated interiors, an infinity pool, and an upscale Khmer restaurant.

Siem Reap, Cambodia

Avelengo, Italy

San Luis Retreat Hotel & Lodges

A 42-room alpine retreat set within a 40-hectare forest reserve near Merano, San Luis earns 91 points in the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking. Wooden chalets and treehouses built from moon-phase harvested timber surround a still, mirror-like lake, with the Clubhouse anchoring a restaurant, spa, and lake-facing pool. Pricing is available on request only.

Avelengo, Italy

Kandy, Sri Lanka

Santani Wellness Resort & Spa

Santani Wellness Resort and Spa occupies 20 rooms across the Arantenna Estate outside Kandy, where tropical-modernist concrete architecture and floor-to-ceiling valley views form the physical basis for one of Sri Lanka's most architecturally committed wellness programs. Dietary tracks — ketogenic, cleansing, and Ayurvedic vegetarian — run alongside spa treatments and yoga in a setting designed less for spectacle than for sustained stillness.

Kandy, Sri Lanka

Santorini, Greece

Santorini Secret Suites & Spa

Perched on the caldera cliffs of Oia, Santorini Secret Suites & Spa occupies a position that few properties on the island can match for raw drama. All 17 suites include a private pool or hot tub on a terrace facing the Aegean, while the Black Rock Restaurant and a dedicated spa round out a property calibrated for guests who treat the view as a primary amenity.

Santorini, Greece

Gernsbach, Germany

Schloss Eberstein

A fourteenth-century hilltop castle above the Murg Valley, Schloss Eberstein operates as a 14-room hotel that places guests inside one of the Black Forest region's most coherent historic structures. The Schloss-Schänke dining room draws on Baden's regional kitchen, and the property's refined position delivers valley views that define the experience from arrival onward. Rates from around $166 per night make it a credible alternative to larger spa-resort formats in the region.

Gernsbach, Germany

Fürstenau, Switzerland

Schloss Schauenstein

In the small Graubünden village of Fürstenau, Schloss Schauenstein occupies a medieval castle that doubles as a nine-room hotel. Romanesque archways, carved wood paneling, and ivy-clad stone walls define the architecture, while contemporary accents inside the rooms pull the property into the present. Pricing is available on request, placing it firmly in Switzerland's invitation-only tier of small luxury properties.

Fürstenau, Switzerland

Hohen Demzin, Germany

Schlosshotel Burg Schlitz

A 1806 Classical castle set on 400 acres of Mecklenburg lakeland, Schlosshotel Burg Schlitz offers 14 rooms and four suites furnished with oiled floorboards, gilt frames, and antique candlesticks. Country pursuits from horseback riding to stag-hunting define the guest experience, while the on-site Gourmetrestaurant Wappensaal raises the culinary stakes. Rates start from US$310 per night.

Hohen Demzin, Germany

Fiss, Austria

Schlosshotel Fiss

Schlosshotel Fiss sits on the western edge of Fiss, one of three villages sharing access to a vast conjoined ski area above the Inn Valley. With 135 rooms, a spacious spa, water park, and family-focused facilities, it occupies a distinct position in the Tyrolean Alps hotel market: a property that balances mountain-hotel formality with genuine multi-generational utility. Natural wood paneling, private balconies, and measured lighting set the aesthetic tone throughout.

Fiss, Austria

Kitzbühel, Austria

Schwarzer Adler

An adults-only hotel at the centre of Kitzbühel, Schwarzer Adler pitches its 88 rooms at guests who want clean-lined modern design over alpine kitsch. The extensive spa complex and rooftop pool with wraparound mountain views are the core draw, balanced by the low-lit Secret Bar for evenings. It is a property that trades on atmosphere and access rather than family amenities.

Kitzbühel, Austria

Meisterschwanden, Switzerland

Seerose Resort & Spa

At Seerose Resort & Spa in Meisterschwanden, two architecturally distinct buildings share a shoreline on Lake Hallwil: a traditional Swiss lakeside structure alongside a spare, minimalist wing. Sixty rooms span three design categories, from the warmly organic 'Classic' rooms to the boathouse-converted 'Cocon' quarters. A Thai spa and two Thai-accented restaurants give the property an unexpectedly Southeast Asian character for rural Aargau.

Meisterschwanden, Switzerland

Nosara, Costa Rica

Sendero Hotel

A 25-room boutique property set roughly a hundred paces from Playa Guiones, one of Costa Rica's most-surfed stretches of Pacific coastline. Rooms combine gallery-white walls, oversized warehouse-style windows, and private outdoor spaces — balconies or open-air living rooms — with outdoor showers alongside modern bathrooms. Sendero Kitchen anchors the dining programme with locally sourced, health-conscious cooking in an open-air setting. Rates from $290 per night.

Nosara, Costa Rica

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Shangri-La Hotel, Jeddah

Occupying the upper floors of Burj Assila, Jeddah's tallest building on the Corniche, Hotel Jeddah scored 98 points in the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking. The 220-room property sits within the Jeddah Waterfront development and combines a multi-concept dining program, a destination spa, and sea-facing fitness facilities with direct access to the city's most recognisable landmarks.

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Shangri-La Phnom Penh

Rates from $233 per night place it at the upper end of the capital's hotel market, with dining spanning Khmer-inflected local dishes, refined Chinese cuisine at Shang Palace, and rooftop cocktails at Altitude.

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Beijing, China

Shangri-La Shougang Park, Beijing

Set within Beijing's transformed Shougang industrial precinct on the city's west side, this property occupies among the more architecturally distinctive hotel buildings in China, designed by Milan-based Lissoni & Partners. The 283-room hotel earned 93 points in the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking and pairs a full-service spa with one of Beijing's most considered wellness and family programming offerings.

Beijing, China

Yamanouchi, Japan

Shoraiso

Shoraiso is a five-room ryokan in the Nagano valley where the architecture and bath sequence define the stay. Arabesque archways, dark timber joinery, and tatami rooms frame a progression of indoor, outdoor, communal, and private baths that has anchored Yamanouchi's onsen culture for centuries. The attached garden lounge extends the ritual between soaks.

Yamanouchi, Japan

Nosara, Costa Rica

Silvestre Nosara Hotel & Residences

Nine two-bedroom, two-bathroom suites each include a fully equipped kitchen, furnished outdoor space, and surf concierge access, while shared amenities — rooftop infinity pool, al fresco breakfast, cocktail bar — deliver the infrastructure of a full-service hotel. Rates from $1,490 per night.

Nosara, Costa Rica

La Sagesse, Grenada

Six Senses La Sagesse

Six Senses La Sagesse marks the brand's first Caribbean address, occupying a 38-acre headland on Grenada's quiet south coast. The resort's 56 rooms and 15 villas are distributed across a village-style layout between two beaches, with rates from $488 per night. Walking paths made from nutmeg shells and cocoa skins signal the design philosophy: local material, low profile, high intent.

La Sagesse, Grenada

Chengdu, China

Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain

Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain sits an hour from Chengdu near the UNESCO-listed Dujiangyan irrigation system and the Taoist sacred ground of Mount Qing Cheng. Rates from $276 per night across 122 rooms and suites, with a spa program rooted in classical Chinese treatments, three restaurants drawing on organic garden produce, and a design language that references traditional Sichuan architecture without pastiche.

Chengdu, China

Dibba, Oman

Six Senses Zighy Bay, Oman

Six Senses Zighy Bay sits on Oman's Musandam Peninsula, accessible only by paraglider, boat, or a mountain pass through the Hajar range. The resort holds a Michelin One Key for 2025, placing it in the upper tier of recognised hospitality on the Arabian Peninsula. Architecture built from local stone and palm-thatch keeps the property rooted in its dramatic fjord setting.

Dibba, Oman