Even if you don’t leave the hotel, you’ll feel like you’ve traveled.

4. Ett Hem – Stockholm, Sweden

Ett Hem (Swedish for “a home”) is exactly that—but if your home had soaring ceilings, curated antiques, and a greenhouse-turned-dining-room. This 12-room townhouse was designed by Ilse Crawford, and every corner is a warm, elevated hug. It’s understated luxury at its coziest.

Come winter, it’s basically Scandi heaven with sheepskins and soul.

5. The Calile – Brisbane, Australia

This pastel-toned dream in Fortitude Valley is modernist Palm Springs meets tropical Aussie chic. Curved lines, breezy archways, terrazzo floors, and poolside cabanas make The Calile feel like a design-forward daydream. It’s not just beautiful—it feels good to be in.

Equal parts resort, gallery, and sanctuary.

6. Casa Cook – Rhodes, Greece

Casa Cook does boho minimalism with a sharp eye. Earthy palettes, sun-bleached wood, and open-air flow make each suite feel like a designer’s beach escape. The indoor-outdoor concept means you’re constantly living in light and breeze, not just sleeping through it.

It’s the kind of space that breathes with you.