Best Boutique Hotels in USA

The Axiom Hotel aims to be a fusion of classic San Franciscan architecture and style with the latest technology, connecting culture and history with the tech age. The guest rooms are minimalist and functional but also comfortable with all the tech solutions you could ever need from smart TVs to Ipad docking stations and free fibre optic Wifi connections. Have drinks in the Lobby Lounge or grab an artisan sandwich, organic coffee or juice at the Turn Cafe with views over the famous Powell cable car turnaround.

The stylish Kodō Hotel is a serene sanctuary, located in the heart of the Los Angeles Downtown Arts District and perfectly contrasting its busy city surroundings. The hotel is housed in a more-than-100-year-old firehouse and its interior is inspired by Japanese essence and design. There is a collection of simplistic yet luxurious guest rooms offering every contemporary comfort and a private space to unwind and recharge. The hotel’s largest offering is the Superior King Plus Room, spread over 556sqft and providing guests with California king beds and amenities unique to each room. Guests are welcome to dine in Michelin-recommended Kodō Restaurant where bistro-style Japanese American cuisine is served. There is also a quiet tea garden within this sanctuary, Kodō Café. Guests will receive a complimentary welcome drink upon check in and the hotel’s convenient location allows for easy exploration throughout your stay.

In the heart of Memphis, Tennessee is The James Lee House, a boutique bed and breakfast housed in a 175-year-old Victorian home adorned with hand-painted frescoes. This hotel combines modern comfort and traditional charm and offers five luxurious suites with exquisite décor. The Goyer Suite is spacious, lavish and overlooks the stunning courtyard and next-door Woodruff-Fontaine House Museum. The Isabel Suite is located on the second floor of this gorgeous building and overlooks a stately magnolia tree through its five expansive windows. Guests are invited to savour a gourmet breakfast and freshly brewed coffee in the dining room. The James Lee House is also an exquisite events venue and is available to rent for all kind of functions, including weddings. This residence also provides guests with gated private parking upon arrival.

Located in the Beacon Hill neighbourhood, this Beaux-Arts era boutique hotel has 63 rooms. Each of these is designed as a place to linger – there are iHome systems, flat-screen TVs, Frette linens and gas fireplaces, with in-room massage therapies or and cocktails available to order from the on-site wine cellar. Venture to the public areas via an original-cage elevator or the grand marble staircase, and you’ll discover the classic steakhouse Mooo, a gym, a rooftop terrace and a hot tub. The hotel’s town car is available for short excursions and an around-the-clock concierge is on hand for everything from dinner reservations to jogging routes.

Located on 44th Street, this landmark hotel was built in 1905 by Stanford White, before being restored by architect Thierry Despont in 2010. Of the 44 suites, some are themed (The Chatwal Crowns); such as the three-bedroom Zen, with its landscaped terrace and butler service. Unwind after a night on the tiles in the city that never sleeps, with some pamper time at the 3,500 sq. foot spa with its infinity saltwater lap pool, plunge jacuzzi and 24-hour access fitness room. And dine at The Chatwal’s 90-seat Art Deco restaurant, The Lamb’s Club, with cuisine by Chef Michael White.

Located in the vibrant NoMad district, The Fifth Avenue Hotel is a magnificent establishment that is a haven of stylish creativity and comfort. Boasting 110 rooms and 43 suites across its classic mansion and modern glass extension. All rooms have generously sized marble bathrooms and modern amenities such as  Bluetooth speakers, Nespresso coffee makers and a personal tablet.

Throughout the hotel, interiors dazzle with bold patterns, delicate touches of romance, and dynamic colours. This is more than just a place for guests to rest their heads. This hotel becomes a sanctuary of extraordinary experiences, home to a carefully selected array of art and furnishings that enrich its event spaces, hallways, and inviting lobby. The hotel also revitalises the dining and social landscape of New York City with the introduction of The Portrait Bar and Café Carmellini are the hotel’s dining and drinking hotspots; The Portrait Bar, with its sumptuous wooden finishes, offers sophisticated drinks surrounded by an array of captivating art whilst Café Carmellini, is a creation of the renowned Andrew Carmellini, that merges Italian and French culinary arts with a distinct New York vibe.

With just 23 one and two-bedroom suites, The Clement offers a more intimate experience, but with resort benefits; most notably a gorgeous rooftop deck with a lap pool (seductively underlit after dark), a hot tub, cabanas and an open fire, overlooking the downtown. It’s all been arranged with impeccable taste; there are paintings by the likes of Emil Lukas, Frette robes, Nespresso machines and organic ODE bath products. Guests have access to a cosy living room with a stone fireplace, a business centre and a fitness room — and don’t worry if you forget your sunscreen, it’s complimentary here.

The one-of-a-kind ette hotel Orlando offers guests the chance to indulge in pure, unfiltered luxury. This boutique hotel is the recipient of a Michelin key and is comprised of 126 lavish guestrooms and suites, complete with an exquisitely simple and customised design featuring the immersive Wellness Suite, with its own Peloton Bike and a spa-like bathroom. There are multiple on-site dining options where guests can enjoy a unique blend of international flavours where modern and classical cuisine combine. Salt & The Cellar by Akira Back serves Mediterranean Asian gastronomy throughout the day while LIPA Rooftop by Akira Back delights diners with Asian haute cuisine accompanied by a selection of cocktails and wines. Guests can opt to indulge in any of the rejuvenating spa treatments on offer or lounge by the pool. VITALITY Fitness Centre is also on hand for guests to enjoy. There is also the option of a customisable event space for anything from an intimate gathering to a professional function.

This chic boutique hotel in South Beach, San Francisco will wow you with the personalised services and packages it provides. You can relax and enjoy your vacation without needing to do any planning or stressing about a single detail. From the San Francisco Giants Experience to champagne and caviar under the stars in the Celebration package, there’s something for everyone. Take in the eye-catching art in the City Room as you breakfast, make use of the high-speed technology throughout the hotel and in each room or use the state-of-the-art Fitness Centre, all whilst knowing that Hotel VIA has ensured that everything from the construction to the laundry is carried out in an environmentally friendly manner.

Facing the East River and downtown Manhattan, this spacious hotel commands some iconic views. Another ex-factory, the eight-story building dates back to 1901, with warehouse-style exposed brick, cast-iron columns and wooden beams. Bedrooms and public spaces serve as galleries for the exciting work of New York artists, with an in-house curator personally selecting all the pieces. The 70 rooms have high ceilings, oversized windows and there are four loft suites. You’ll find local artisan products in the bathroom and minibar – and check the top of your wardrobe for a bespoke denim robe. Dine at Reynard and you’ll find this theme is continued, with menus containing ethically sourced local ingredients and meat from the on-site butchery. Then make your way to the sixth floor for drinks overlooking the bright lights of the Big Apple.