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Mandarin Oriental San Francisco

The Mandarin Oriental hotels famously bring a taste of Far East ultra-luxury to American shores, and the San Francisco outpost goes even a step further; to the Asian-inspired décor and the top-flight service, add the simple fact that the Mandarin is San Francisco’s highest hotel, occupying ...

Mandarin Oriental Washington D.C.

DC’s brand-new Mandarin Oriental occupies an unusual location, in the Portals complex, a multi-use site on a concrete promontory near the 14th Street Bridge, at the confluence of the Washington Channel and the Potomac Tidal Basin. This may mean it’s a less convenient location than som...

Mandarin Oriental, Geneva

The Hotel du Rhône is what a business hotel should be. Anything but the usual faceless downtown office block, this one is located (as the name may imply) on the right bank of the Rhône river, a picturesque situation, yet still convenient to Geneva’s business district and shopping destinations—it ...

Manoir Hovey

While the Eastern Townships of Québec are the French-speaking answer to the rural idylls of northern New England, the Manoir Hovey takes its inspiration from something a little further south — this lakeside retreat was built a hundred years ago, in the style of George Washington’s Mount Vernon pl...

Mansion Vitraux

Don’t be fooled by the unorthodox location. Despite its address on a cobblestoned street in San Telmo, a barrio that’s deeply old-fashioned compared to the boutique-strewn Palermo, this is no glorified B&B. And while the name suggests traditional grandeur, Mansión Vitraux doesn’t feel like a ...

ME Madrid

In typical Madrid style, the new boutique on the block is actually an update of a classic building, or perhaps even an update of an update. This gorgeous 1923 building housed first a rough crowd of bullfighters and associates, then a more sedate and upscale haute-luxury crowd; now it’s the ME Mad...

Mill Valley Inn

Just over the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco, nestled between the waters of Richardson Bay and the slopes of Mount Tamalpais, Mill Valley is one of California’s most scenic small cities, equal parts upscale bedroom community and rustic redwood canyon retreat. A short walk from the town pla...

Mine Hotel Boutique

At the moment the Palermo Soho neighborhood is the epicenter of everything creative that’s happening in Buenos Aires — and as such it’s where most of the new developments in the hotel scene are happening as well. Here, just off the Plaza Cortázar, is the Mine Hotel Boutique, a lively and contempo...

Miraval Arizona

Some spa resorts indulge their guests in an unceasing orgy of pampering, enough mud masks, seaweed wraps and steam baths to turn adult skin to porcelain; others, taking a more masculine approach, simulate to an alarming degree some sort of boot camp or reality-television contest of attrition. The...

Miro Hotel

As in Antonio Miró, the fashion designer, not Joan Miró, the late pseudo-Surrealist painter and sculptor — one imagines that if the latter were responsible for this hotel, Gehry’s Guggenheim might have had some competition for the title of most talked-about building in Bilbao. No surrealist fanta...

Modern Hotel

The City of Trees, capital of the Gem State (or, if you prefer, the Potato State) — Boise has been bashful about asserting itself as a cool modern city. There are signs, however, in the opening of the Modern Hotel, which revises a former Travelodge motel into a mod micro-oasis. Rooms a...

Mollies

Mollies on Tweed (you might guess by the name) is anything but the standard hotel experience. This charming little hotel is operated by Frances Wilson and Stephen Fitzgerald, a singing instructor and a designer of sets for opera productions, and bears their personal stamp through and through — an...

Mondrian Hotel

Fresh off a large-scale redesign at the hands of the designer Benjamin Noriega Ortiz, the updated Mondrian has done well to keep pace with the times. The intensely avant-garde interiors from the Starck days are all grown up now, the Mondrian adapted for a more refined taste. Now it’s a...

Mondrian Miami

With the Collins Avenue strip on the Atlantic side of South Beach pushing maximum density, it makes a certain kind of sense that the Morgans group’s next move would be to set up shop on the Biscayne Bay side. For one thing, it affords a bit of space to spread out: with over three hundred units, m...

Monmouth Plantation

It’s refreshing every so often to come across a hotel without a concept or a philosophy. Monmouth Plantation isn’t about some kind of hospitality revolution — it’s about hospitality, pure and simple, the old-fashioned Southern kind, just a couple of hours up the river from New Orleans in Natchez,...

Monte Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort

The quickest way to oblivion for a travel destination is to coast on past glamour, and this is a sin that parts of the Côte d’Azur have been accused of. Fortunately not everyone in Monaco is looking backwards — the new, massive and endlessly stylish Monte Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort is proof of that...