Father-and-son team Misha and Marcel Vadera conceived Anya Hotel as a tangible celebration of their respective passions—namely the arts and world-class cuisine.

Reflecting its multigenerational ownership, the 117-room hotel is a hot spot for both traditional customs and modern aesthetic in the worlds of hospitality, music, and art.

Born into the family that revolutionized Phuket’s trade sector with tin mining, it is no surprise that Wichit and Prakaikaew Na-Ranong have come together to revitalize the island’s hotel scene.

The father and daughter duo combined their creative visions to create a hotel that reflects modern Phuket through cutting-edge contemporary design and a rich industrial narrative.

Descended from a long tradition of influential Italian builders, Vittorio Curatella shifted focus from the bare bones of a property to its soul when he took on the role of hotelier.

Named for his late grandmother, the restored 17th-century palazzo is a hive of sophisticated allure set in the heart of Rome’s historic center.

From transforming a disused diamond factory into a dazzling city residence to breathing new life into an avant-garde architectural marvel in Barcelona, Liran Wizman is truly a modern-day maverick.

Barcelona provides the breathtaking backdrop to Wizman’s latest venture, where an unusual limestone façade peels back to reveal function-driven design and a sophisticated culinary scene.

With his eye-popping Factory Hotel, David Deilmann found his calling, saved an iconic building, and created a new, must-visit neighborhood hub in his native Münster.

Monopolizing on his lack of hospitality experience, Deilmann was able to devise a unique hotel concept through the eyes of a guest.

Hospitality was a life-long calling for both Lutz Hesse and Christian Andresen and so it is little wonder that the dynamic duo met while working at a luxury Hamburg hotel.

With the opening of their sleek boutique hotel at the turn of the Millennium, the pair established a gold standard in the German capital.