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Hotel · Antrim and Newtownabbey
"The Rabbit Hotel & Retreat doesn’t do quiet luxury. It does character, cocktails, and the occasional disco ball over a Roman bath. Tucked into Templepatrick, just 20 minutes from Belfast, this 33-room boutique stay mixes country-inn charm with Soho House swagger: wrought iron beds, Belfast-designed wallpaper, and a different hand-painted rabbit in every room. Outside, the lakeside spa hums with music and prosecco-fueled laughter. Add in wood-fired bathtubs, munchie trays, and neon signage, and you’ve got a grown-up playground that doesn’t take itself too seriously, and is all the better for it." - Tablet Hotels
Hotel · Hurghada
"At the far end of Hurghada’s hotel strip, The Oberoi makes an immediate contrast: landscaped gardens and low-slung domed suites replace themed facades and package-holiday bustle. Each villa-style suite opens onto a private terrace, some with pools, and interiors pair high ceilings with a calm, sunlit style. The Red Sea is the constant backdrop, framed by the central pool and beachside bar. Dining is a highlight, from Indian breakfasts to freshly grilled seafood, while service: personal, polished, and unfailingly warm, remains the resort’s signature." - Tablet Hotels
Hotel · Woodstock
"This four-suite Woodstock inn pays homage to Aretha Franklin, Carole King, Joni Mitchell, and Stevie Nicks, each room named for one of these musicians. The commitment to sustainability is genuine: fair-trade goods, eco-conscious products, Casper mattresses, and Brooklinen linens throughout. Rooms vary in layout but share thoughtful touches like clawfoot tubs, wood-paneled bathrooms, and private patios. Two are pet-friendly. Guests share access to an outdoor area with bikes and a hot tub. It's the kind of place where the ethos feels authentic rather than performative." - Tablet Hotels
Hotel · Vicenza
"Vicenza might be less known than most other Italian cities, particularly its tourist-heavy neighbor Venice, but its historic center has plenty of reasons to visit, from to the various museums and art galleries to the prized Teatro Olimpico, which sits just a few minutes’ walk from The Glam. As well as being close to the attractions, The Glam’s knowledgeable team is plugged into what’s going on in the city and can help advise what to see and do, book tickets and organize walking tours. After a day stomping around sightseeing rooms and apartments provide a comfortable refuge with their soft hues and contemporary décor, and there are luxe little extras such as soundproof windows, blackout curtains, mood lightning, and a selection of books and newspapers to help guests kick back and unwind." - Tablet Hotels
Hotel · Sachsenhausen
"The Florentin resurrects Villa Speyer, a 1901 banking family mansion that spent years as Villa Kennedy before going dark in 2022. Althoff's takeover kept the villa's nine original suites intact while grafting on contemporary rooms that don't fight the heritage architecture. The central courtyard delivers the kind of removed-from-reality terrace dining that makes you forget Frankfurt's glass towers exist three bridges north. Sachsenhausen's leafy streets put museum-hopping within range, while two restaurants split duties between refined and approachable. The bar takes its spirits seriously, the cigar lounge makes no apologies, and the spa's indoor pool and treatment rooms handle the necessary decompression." - Tablet Hotels
Paul-Ehrlich-Straße 9, 60596 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Get directions
Hotel · Calistoga
"It’s incredible that in 21st-century California a wine-country resort is still half-expected to look like something from 18th-century Tuscany. So it’s to Auberge Resorts’ credit that their newest creation, Solage Calistoga, calls on that most Californian of idioms: the bungalow. For though the word itself may come from India, there’s no clearer expression of Napa Valley’s rustic agricultural history than a home-grown architectural style." - Tablet Hotels
Hotel · Belluno
"Spectacular Dolomites views surround Rosapetra Spa Resort, an all-season resort that sits just outside Cortina d’Ampezzo. Every room and suite overlooks the majestic mountain range and comes dressed in a modern Alpine style with classic wood paneled walls paired with contemporary furnishings. Deluxe rooms and above also come with the added bonus of a balcony or terrace. The restaurant serves Italian favorites that highlight local produce and, more unusually, a hard-to-find vegan menu, and outside there’s a bar and lounge for al fresco drinks. The spa may well be the highlight, featuring a 12m indoor pool with fantastic views of the Dolomites — best admired from the outdoor sauna. Additional relaxation spaces include a Finnish sauna and a Turkish bath, along with treatments by the prestigious Swiss brand Valmont." - Tablet Hotels
Località Zuel di Sopra, 1, 32043 Cortina d'Ampezzo BL, Italy Get directions
Hotel · Romerberg
"We expect big things from German design and Roomers doesn’t disappoint. Oana Rosen, a leader of Frankfurt’s new wave of repurposing old work spaces into cozy living spaces, has transformed this abandoned office building into a monument of elegant modern hospitality design." - Tablet Hotels
Hotel · Baden
"Once upon a time Baden-Baden, the spa town in Germany’s Black Forest, would have been where you’d go for a bit of classic old-world hospitality. The opening of Roomers Baden-Baden, then, came as a bit of a shock — nothing could have prepared the local hotel scene for a brand-new modern building containing a boutique-style luxury hotel by the Milanese designer Piero Lissoni." - Tablet Hotels
Hotel · Verona
"The family-owned Relais Balcone di Giulietta takes its name from the famed balcony on Juliet’s House, a museum in Verona’s old town dedicated to Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers. The house and its balcony didn’t actually belong to Juliet of course, but that hasn’t stopped it become one of Verona’s main attractions, with the hotel also well situated for visiting other major sights such as the Arena, Piazza Bra and Torre dei Lamberti. During the day, you’re surrounded by the lively bustle of visitors, while in the evening guests can unwind and take in the peaceful, evocative charm of this uniquely atmospheric place." - Tablet Hotels
