Ritz Carlton New Orleans
A $3M art collection, 25,000 sq ft of spa, and live jazz in a 1908 Beaux Arts building — the Ritz New Orleans earns its rate.
Hotels with Restaurant
Hotels in this collection have a restaurant on site — convenient after a late arrival, an early flight, or a long day when heading out again is the last thing you want. Some are destination dining rooms in their own right, others a reliable all-day cafe. Hours and seasonal closures vary, so check ahead in the off-season.
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Hewing Hotel
The North Loop’s best address is a converted warehouse with a rooftop spa pool and a Nordic restaurant worth booking separately.
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The Hoxton Amsterdam
A 17th-century mayor’s house on Herengracht turned boutique hotel — canal views, free bikes, and The 9 Streets literally at your door.
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Kruisherenhotel Maastricht
A 15th-century Gothic monastery turned boutique hotel — the vaulted ceilings and stained glass stayed. The minimalist rooms are a sharp, deliberate contrast.
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Hilton Sorrento Palace
Six pools, a grotto indoor pool, and unobstructed Vesuvius views — the Hilton Sorrento Palace earns its hillside perch.
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Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo
The dinner theater alone sets this Naples hotel apart — live performances with your meal is not something most Mediterranean properties can pull off.
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Living Hotel De Medici
Living Hotel De Medici puts you inside Düsseldorf’s Altstadt — not near it. That distinction matters more than any amenity on the list.
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Moxy Paris Bastille
Moxy Paris Bastille puts you in the 11th — walkable to Opera Bastille, actual neighborhood bars, and none of the tourist markup.
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Renaissance Lucerne Hotel
A restored 19th-century City Palais three minutes from the station — the ornamental ceilings alone make it worth the splurge.