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Le Sirenuse

Children under the age of 8 years old are not allowed in the hotel during the high season. For 2009, high season dates are May 1st to October 18th. Seldom has there been a name more poetic or appropriate. Rising out in the dreamy, sun drenched seaside town of Positano, covered w...

Les Sources De Caudalie

It’s a new twist on the traditional notion of the spa hotel. Les Sources de Caudalie, on the grounds of the Chateau Smith Haut-Lafitte vineyard, just a few minutes outside Bordeaux, is at first glance just a delightfully conventional countryside retreat — 49 contemporary luxury hotel rooms ...

Lloyd Hotel

There’s more to Amsterdam than hostels and canal houses, to be sure. And with Dutch design all the rage, it’s odd that something like the Lloyd Hotel hasn’t been attempted before. From the outside it’s anything but a design statement, a century-old former prison, a listed historic monument that l...

Locanda Palazzone

In the United States, a hundred-year-old hotel is a big deal; and even in the great old cities of Europe, two hundred years is close to the practical limit. On any scale you choose, however, this place, on a hilltop deep in the Umbrian countryside, has more than its fair share of history. Accordi...

Londra Palace Hotel

It’s hard to beat this location; one entire side of the Hotel Londra Palace opens onto a stunning view of the lagoon and the island of San Giorgio, a view which, as the hotel is quick to point out, kept Tchaikovsky inspired during the creation of his Fourth Symphony. A small hotel, com...

Louisa's Place

It’s a warm and causal name for a formal and elegant hotel. Louisa’s Place is a high-end all-suite hotel, a boutique hotel in the truest sense — not a design hotel but a small, independent luxury hotel, with a location right on the Kurfürstendamm, close to some of the most tempting shopping and e...

Lucknam Park

In the midst of the scenic Cotswolds, Lucknam Park is an old-fashioned country house hotel, on five hundred acres of registered parkland, just six miles from the original English resort town of Bath. The manor itself dates back to 1720, and was in fact a family residence right up until the hotel’...

LUMEN Paris Louvre

A little explanation in order to properly introduce the new Hotel Lumen: Paris is in another league when it comes to hotels — its enormous volume of tourist traffic combined with its general scarcity of real estate places it in the same pricey bracket as London or Tokyo. Combine that with a gener...

Lute Suites

For a couple of years now, Peter Lute’s restaurant has been luring foodies from Amsterdam out to the suburb of Ouderkerk aan de Amstel. Now there’s another attraction: a row of seven old cottages alongside the river has been converted into a sort of minimally serviced apartment-hotel,...

Lux 11

Most boutique hotels aim to create an immersive and theatrical experience, one that the low-maintenance traveler may find slightly overbearing. If you’re the type that depends on the hotel bar for your entertainment and the hotel staff for your every need, then Lux 11 may feel a bit sparse. But f...

Lydmar Hotel

Some of you might remember another Stockholm hotel that went by the Lydmar name, a rowdy, almost painfully hip sort of place, where the focus was very much on the nightlife, and the revelers at times threatened to overwhelm the guests. Well, that was then, and this is now — around the turn of the...

Mama Shelter

There’s a widening gap between the picture-book Paris and the real one. As with many great cities, New York and London among them, the center has a tendency towards preciousness, a sort of theme-park quality, a nostalgic romance, which the travel industry trades on heavily. You have to get all th...

Mamaison Le Regina Hotel

Not to be confused with the British Malmaison chain — MaMaison, no L, is an Eastern European phenomenon, specializing in converting historical buildings to high-end boutique hotels. The markets they’re in are under-served in that particular category, to put it mildly; there’s nothing else in Wars...

Mamaison Pokrovka Suite Hotel

These days the first image that springs to mind about Moscow isn’t the scale of its monuments so much as the scale of its wealth. Those with the means in post-Soviet Russia are making up for lost time, consuming as conspicuously as possible. So the time is right for a place like the MaMaison Pokr...

Mamaison Residence Sulekova

Given the relative dearth of boutique hotels in this part of Europe, and in particular the tardiness with which international travelers have embraced Slovakia, it’s a bit surprising, honestly, to find that one of Bratislava’s first small contemporary design hotels is such a strong entry. But that...

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

This historic five-star hotel is overlooking Hyde Park on one side and cosmopolitan Knightsbridge on the other.