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The Marine Hermanus

More than a few seaside resorts offer whale watching excursions. But at the Marine Hermanus, guests need not leave their rooms to watch the spectacle — this stretch of the southern coast of South Africa is a natural playground for the Southern Right Whales that breach near the shore from July to ...

The Maritime Hotel

The Maritime Hotel was designed in 1966 for the National Maritime Union; hence its name, and its nautical theme. Today it is one of New York's hipster hangouts, owing as much to its location (just off the Meatpacking District) as to the charms of the hotel itself. This is not a traditi...

The Marmara Antalya

What’s most often the main selling point of a seaside hotel — the view — is most often, in practice, its biggest weakness as well; lured by the promise of transcendent vistas, travelers too often find themselves relegated to the “garden view” or some such rooms, while the sea vi...

The Marmara Bodrum

The first rule of the Marmara hotels seems to be: build somewhere with a view. This is the Turkish mini-chain that brought you the world’s first revolving hotel building, high on a hillside above Antalya; the Bodrum outpost, fixed though it may be, is hardly less dramatic, on a rocky outcrop over...

The May Fair

About The May Fair:The May Fair is a 5 star luxury hotel in the heart of London's West End. A short walk from Bond Street and London's chicest shopping areas, guests at The May Fair will also enjoy the hotel's close proximity to Green Park and Hyde Park, some of London's most beautif...

The Mercer

Located at the intersection of Mercer and Prince in SoHo, The Mercer hotel is New York's first loft hotel and captures the very essence of the area. Lofts are a uniquely SoHo phenomenon, pioneered by artists in the 1960s who took over the neighborhood's many abandoned warehouses. Loft living is a...

The Metropolitan Bangkok

The Metropolitan Bangkok is the sister hotel to London's Metropolitan — a sleek and contemporary boutique hotel, with staff outfitted in black designer uniforms, and lots of white paint and dark wood. One might be tempted to think that the sort of minimal, vaguely Oriental design that is al...

The Metropolitan London

About The Metropolitan London:The Metropolitan Hotel London is a luxury boutique hotel on the border of London's Mayfair and Knightsbridge neighborhoods. The London outpost of the restaurant Nobu as well as members only bar The Met Bar, are both available to guests without leaving th...

The Milestone Hotel

London is home to some truly bizarre experiments in hotel design, featuring some of the most daringly modern interiors anywhere; but the Milestone, delightfully, pretends to have taken no notice of this trend. This is as traditional as London gets, from antique four-posters and sleigh beds to the...

The Miller Of Mansfield

It’s not necessarily high on the list of destinations for foreign visitors to England, but for a weekender from London (or Reading, or Oxford) the Thames Valley town of Goring is a logical stop. Of course you’re unlikely to be passing through on your own — if anything you’ll be here because you’v...

The Mosaic Hotel Beverly Hills

Los Angeles seems, at first glance, uninterested in subtlety. Here what gets noticed is the biggest, the boldest, the most ostentatious—and getting noticed is and end to itself. A stereotype? Possibly. But nevertheless, it’s a stereotype that is refuted by a place like the Mosaic Hote...

The Nam Hai

If Thailand’s feeling a bit crowded, fear not — this is the dawning of the age of the Vietnam beach resort. The Nam Hai, on the famous China Beach, just outside of Danang, will have you wondering why you hadn’t thought of Vietnam before. The short answer, of course, is that...

The Oberoi Mauritius

If the Oberoi name conjures visions of very conventional luxury hotels, then you’re about to have your mind changed. What’s true enough in India is something else entirely in Mauritius, where an all-star design team comprising the Thai architect Lek Bunnag and the American-born landscape architec...

The Observatory Hotel

The Observatory Hotel sits tucked away on a quiet side street near the historic Rocks district, an easy walk from any number of downtown destinations yet well isolated from the constantly developing Wharf and waterfront. Here, behind a stately Georgian facade, is one of Sydney’s most elegant and ...

The Omnia

Where most ski lodges seem miss out on the fine points of design, relying upon the surrounding snowy peaks to make an impression, the Omnia is the kind of ski hotel that doesn’t shy away from an architectural challenge: in this case the challenge of taking on some of Switzerland’s most dramatic A...

The Opposite House

Though it’s called The Opposite House it’s not as high-concept as it may sound. Not a hotel where down is up, or the flat-screen TVs watch you, but a hotel named for the guest house that sits across from the main house in a traditional Chinese courtyard home. It’s really only ...