Contemporary Hotel Bathrooms

Contemporary Hotel Bathrooms

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Our pick of the most beautiful hotel bathrooms around the world

Our pick of the most beautiful hotel bathrooms around the world, perfect for design inspiration and just plain daydreaming

There's something about a good hotel bathroom we just can't resist. Massive bathtubs to sink into at the end of a long day, his and hers sinks, acres of space to spread out your cosmetics, and fluffy towels and robes draped over heated rails. These considered details are what we always long to emulate in our bathrooms at home, so we've selected some of the most beautiful hotel bathrooms around the world for inspiration, from opulent spaces with gold accents to pared back suites complete with traditional fireplaces.

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  Artist Residence, Oxfordshire, UK

  The bathroom of the Stable Suite at this 16th-century coaching inn has a typically English rustic charm. Old wooden floorboards echo the exposed beams of the ceiling and set off the inviting gleaming nickel bateau bath. For a similar metal bath and porcelain basin, try The Water Monopoly, and for a range of decorative mirrors try Graham & Green.

  artistresidence.co.uk | thewatermonopoly.com | grahamandgreen.co.uk

• Corte della Maestà, Civita di Bagnoregio, Italy

  There is something rather wonderful – and very unusual – about setting a bath in a small library. The weathered brick floor adds an air of rustic simplicity and the small writing table positioned under an arched window invites peaceful contemplation – easily achieved in this characterful bed and breakfast located in the heart of a medieval citadel. The 'Winchester' freestanding bath by CP Hart is very like the one shown here.

  cortedellamaesta.com | cphart.co.uk

• The Newt, Somerset, UK

  Patricia Urquiola's 'Vieques' painted steel bathtub for Agape takes centre stage in one of the Stable Lofts at The Newt in Somerset, where the bedroom and the bathroom are combined in one space. The practical slate slabs used for flooring around the bath give way to oak boards in the bedroom area to demarcate the different zones. The room is serenely white on white with abundant daylight reflected by the mirror above the bath.

  thenewtinsomerset.com | agapedesign.it

• Hotel Sanders, Copenhagen, Denmark

  This bathroom boasts a handsome, slightly industrial vibe, with its polished concrete walls and monochrome tiled floor (try 'Calacatta Honed Marble Basketweave Mosaic' tiles from Mandarin Stone for a similar look). Many of the fittings used here – the mirror, the bronze-framed shower screen and the elegant basin and stand – reflect the art deco style of the hotel.

  hotelsanders.com | mandarinstone.com

• Heckfield Place, Hampshire, UK

  'Le Grand Bateau' seems a fitting name for this bath from Catchpole & Rye, positioned here in the centre of the bathroom. The ambience is clean and simple – with lashings of pale marble laid to geometric effect on the floor (try Lapicida for similar), a single statement painting adding colour above an elegant marble chimneypiece and a humble wooden milking stool on which to rest a good book or a glass of wine while you bathe.

  heckfieldplace.com | catchpoleandrye.com | lapicida.com

• Victoriana Suites, The Fife Arms, Braemar

  This magnificent suite at the Fife Arms in Braemar is bursting with colour and pattern, as well as a huge freestanding rolltop bath. The blue of the suite's doorframe continues on the ceiling of the bathroom, creating consistency and flow between the two rooms. See more of the Russell-Sage-designed interiors here.

  For a similar copper rolltop bath, try this one from Waterworks.

• Beaverbrook Hotel, Leatherhead

  This delightful bathroom at the Beaverbrook hotel in Surrey overlooks the expansive grounds of the property. We love the arrangement of botanical plates above the mantlepiece. The modern, white marble used for the bath contrasts perfectly with the traditional windows and green fireplace. Create your own wall arrangement of antique plates with this beautiful selection from TAT London.

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  Il Palazzo Experimental, Venice

  Il Palazzo Experimental, Venice, Italy

  Dorothée Meilichzon has a love of curves, a signature feature throughout her hotel work for the Experimental Group. The lagoon green of the walls in this bathroom perfectly sets off the Breccia Capraia marble (try Cullifords for similar) used to frame the elongated arched mirrors, set above two bespoke, tongue-and-groove basin units with shelves in the same marble. The look is highly inventive and original – just like the hotel itself.

  palazzoexperimental.com | geraldculliford.co.uk

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  Ballyfin, Ireland

  The spectacular bath here is in fact a repurposed Roman sarcophagus. To create a similar look, invest in a marble bath from Hurlingham – the 'Tivoli', from £7,495, is a good option. A plaster plaque hangs above, continuing the Roman theme. See the rest of Ballyfin's marvellous interiors here.

• Zighy Bay, Oman

  The dark wood used in this serene bathroom in the Six Senses Resort, Zighy Bay brings an immediate sense of calm. Using soft lighting and neutral tones creates a wonderfully peaceful atmosphere. Try this wooden mirror from Nkuku and these glass and wood pendant lights from Maisons du Monde to create the perfect lighting at home. Read more about the luxurious resort at Zighy Bay here.

• La Mamounia, Marrakech

  Designed by Jacques Garcia, this inviting bathroom perfectly contrasts warm colours and dark wood with modern, clean marbling. The uplighting onto the arched ceiling heightens the ceilings, and the built-in bath is a brilliant solution when space is limited. For more small bathroom ideas, visit our gallery on how to design a small bathroom. See more on the interiors of La Mamounia here.

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  La Cotte Farm, South Africa

  La Cotte is a Cape Dutch farmstead with French roots, where the 17th-century manor has been transformed into a country-house hotel with vibrant interiors – a dream come true for South African architects Dominic Touwen and Rohan Young. All the bathrooms have freestanding baths and marble floors.

• Coqui Coqui, Mexico

  This glamorous bathroom at the Coqui Coqui in Mexico's Yckatan Peninsular are truly enviable. High ceilings and gilded mirrors pair perfectly with elaborate chandeliers. The velvet soft furnishings in deep colours add to the overall luxurious atmosphere in the bathroom, while patterned tiles brings a traditional element to the room. See our gallery of bathroom tile ideas to find out how to recreate this look at home.

• Amparo Suite, Hotel Amparo, Mexico

  The light-filled indoor-outdoor bathrooms at the Hotel Amparo in Mexico are well supplied with antique furniture and plenty of green plants. The deep blue of the floor tiles in this Amparo Suite contrast perfectly against the bright rug. The room is ingeniously divided not by doors or screens but by a single marble partition, set against the vast bathtub. See our gallery of modern bathrooms for more ideas on how to use marble to bring a contemporary element to your bathroom.

• Kipling Suite, Browns Hotel, Mayfair

  The Kipling Suite at Brown's Hotel in London is one of the many masterpieces designed by Olga Polizzi. Olga combines functionality with beauty in her designs, as is evident in the discreet storage solutions and light-filled bathrooms. The use of marble in the Kipling Suite bathroom maintains the natural light in the room, creating a traditional and chic atmosphere. Visit our gallery of bathroom lights chosen by interior designers for more bathroom lighting ideas.

• Artist Residence, Bristol

  This bathroom at Artist Residence in Bristol exemplifies a perfect use of colour. The ornate mint green roll top bath is complemented perfectly by bold, yellow curtains. To get the look, try this heavyweight washed linen in Ochre, from The Cloth Shop. The large central mirror above the double sink is a brilliant way to bring light into the room- try this wood-framed mirror from House of Isabella.

• The Siam Hotel, Bangkok

  This opulent bathroom in the pool villa in the heart of Bangkok is decorated with traditional Thai furniture and soft lighting, creating a relaxed atmosphere for guests. The border along the tiles elevates the ceiling, giving guests the feel of a large, cavernous room. For a similar style of gold sink, try this one from Wayfair.

• JK Place, Paris

  This glamorous bathroom at the newly opened JK Place hotel in Paris is in keeping with the elegant design of the whole hotel. The look and feel, designed by architect Michele Bonan who has worked with the owner Ori Kafri on all of his hotels, is chic and deeply comfortable. A sleek black shower and mirrored furniture are combined with bright yellow curtains, which soften the contemporary fixtures of the room. Take a look at our gallery of bathroom curtains to inspire your designs at home.

• Urban Cowboy Lodge, Catskills, New York

  This stunning room at the Urban Cowboy Lodge in New York is a treat for the eyes. The large black rolltop bath is placed directly in the bedroom, and the fireplace brings an element of cosiness to the otherwise glamorous room. Find a similar one at Direct Stoves. The walls and ceiling of this bathroom have been covered in a geometric printed wallpaper. For more ideas on how to do this at home, visit our gallery on bathroom wallpapers.

• The Four Seasons Hotel, Tokyo at Otemachi

  At the Four Seasons Hotel in Tokyo, this large bathroom is decorated with large floor to ceiling windows and a collection of ceiling lights, creating an open and airy atmosphere. A collection of these Bulat Pendant lights from Gong would create the same modern, illuminated feel.

Contemporary Hotel Bathrooms

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