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December 1, 2022 Interior Design Staff 5 Hotel Restaurants That Double as Destinations From Zurich to San Antonio, these hotel restaurants invite guests to eat, drink, and be merry in luxuriously designed spaces. Hotel Restaurants with Impeccable Design Taste A Zurich Hotel with Art Deco and Modernist Influences

The Neues Schloss Privat Hotel Zurich has a rational-yet-rounded façade that guests have admired since it opened in 1935. Carbone Interior Design recently renovated the interior to reflect the building’s history and motto, “A place that brings together what usually doesn’t combine”. Castellan’s, the hotel’s restaurant, showcases this with art pieces alongside rustic clay jugs in textured-plaster walls. Mason Studio’s hotel design in the capital city also draws on local history.

At the Kimpton Banneker Hotel in Washington, D.C., the capital city’s rich and complicated history was woven into the hotel’s recent renovation. Architectural features hint at the neoclassical buildings and monuments surrounding the city. Work by BIPOC and other artists, both local and international, are on display throughout the hotel’s public areas and guest rooms. In the bar, Meg Biram’s avian-inspired mural wraps around the walls, fronted with Zuesanne Stipple glazed ceramic tile from DDS Tile & Stone in the Lady Bird rooftop lounge, named for a former first lady. An Authentic Australian Experience in the Ace Hotel Sydney.

Although the building was not officially landmarked, the designer wanted to pay homage not only to the building but also the fascinating history of the neighborhood where, in 1788, the recently arrived British discovered a deposit of pottery clay and built Australia’s first kiln. Early on, he decided that he would stick to straightforward industrial materials used in both traditional and innovative ways. In the lobby restaurant of the Ace Hotel Sydney, perforated panels of blackbutt, a kind of eucalyptus, clad the ceiling, herringbone-pattern oak boards cover the floor, and Mart Stam tubular-steel chairs mix with custom booth seating and tables. Moinard Bétaille Polishes Up the Hotel Cala di Volpe in Sardinia.

A James Bond film put this beachfront property on the map, but this update by Moinard Bétaille gives it staying power. The redesign loosens up the guest rooms with new radiused stonework, handmade plaster arches, and room dividers composed from kaleidoscopic glass chunks placed by Bétaille personally. The lobby bar has been elevated and extended, for better views of the Mediterranean. Designers Offer a Nod to the Past in This San Antonio Hilton Hotel

Inside the 2021 Best of Year winner for Hospitality – Chain Hotel, Lake Flato, MarkZeff, and Gensler crafted a newly constructed hotel that integrated pieces of an existing 1860’s building, much of which had been demolished over the years. The historic stone and brick give tactile character to the structure. Historic limestone mixes with new perches that provide river views in the hotel’s open-air restaurant, and an 18th-century cistern was preserved.  Read more .