With so many incredible hotels opening up across the globe it’s hard to choose where to go to next! From cosy winter retreats to vibrant fun boutique getaways, there’s a hotel out there to match your personality.

We’ve put together our favourite hotel interiors to help inspire your home renovation or your next trip aboard…

São Lourenço do Barrocal, Portugal

A 200-year-old estate in the heart of the Alentejo region of Portugal, São Lourenço do Barrocal has been owned by the same family for over two centuries. The latest generation has spent 14 years renovating the estate and it’s been worth the wait! The stunning property has been decorated seamlessly throughout with neutral decor and modern furniture. The rooms perfectly complement the beautiful surrounding meadows and vineyards, breathing new life into an old soul.

Belmond La ResidencIa, Mallorca

Set in beautiful Deià, Mallorca, is the exquisite Belmond La Residencia. High in the hills of this staggered hotel is suite no.67, created by world renowned designer, Matthew Williamson. The unique space is packed full of Williamson’s signature style, trademark designs and modern, yet playful furnishings. Pops of bright blue, aqua and yellow work in harmony with clashing floral prints and vibrant animal patterns, for a truly fun and imaginative interior.
Top tip: ensure contrasting colours and patterns contain at least one main colour used within the interior and clash, clash away!

Amankora, Bhutan

Consisting of five modern lodges strategically located around the Kingdom, Amankora in Bhutan offers visitors an immersive, cultural stay. Wooden walls, floors and window frames combine with matt black walls and woodburning stoves for a contemporary, yet cosy feel. Designed by acclaimed architect, Kerry Hill, the lodges cleverly encapsulate the steep history of the country, with subtle touches including temple-like windows and prayer bench-style seating.

Chikwenya Camp, Zimbabwe

Chikwenya Camp in Zimbabwe shows how to perfectly mix white and neutral textures to create a tranquil interior. Serene and contemporary, the chic bedroom and dining areas work in harmony with the dry, earthy Mana Pools National Park. Keep tones neutral and add contrast with dark wooden statement items, such as tables and chairs. A white, freestanding bath completes the bathroom (try Clearwater for a similar bath) for the ultimate spot to relax after a busy day game viewing. It’s hard to believe these rooms are tents!

Sujan Rajmahal Palace, India

Nestled in the heart of Jaipur, India is the elegant Sujan Rajmahal Palace. Dripping in chandeliers and luxurious fabrics, this beautiful hotel shows how to mix and match patterns and colours perfectly. Rich in jewel tones to match the vibrant Rajasthan state, this decadent hotel is fit for royalty.

Amangiri, USA

Surrounded by the uninhabited Utah desert, Amangiri takes full advantage of its environment with floor to ceiling walls and brown, spacious interiors. Open fireplaces are allowed to mark the unfinished, bare walls, adding character and unique charm to rooms. With furniture set within the walls of the building, modernist cushions complete the bare, unfinished look.

Javri Lodge, Finland

Nestled in a wintery landscape, Javri Lodge offers guests a cosy stay. Packed full of exposed wooden beans and brickwork, Javri Lodge’s neutral interior is dressed in fur for that chic lodge feel. We’d love to cosy up in here and take in those stunning views!