Autograph Collection groups individually named hotels with distinctive identities. Architecture, history or a particular design concept gives each property its character. Guests can expect the atmosphere and facilities to vary meaningfully between hotels.

Cotton House turns Barcelona’s former cotton guild headquarters into an elegant 83-room hotel with original 19th-century architecture, lush terraces and a rooftop pool.

El Mangroove delivers relaxed Gulf of Papagayo style through spacious hammock-equipped suites, two pools, private tour boats and a rare beach location close to Liberia airport.

The Glasshouse hides contemporary rooms and a vast rooftop garden behind a restored 19th-century church façade, creating one of central Edinburgh’s most unexpected boutique stays.

A club-like luxury hotel high above Chicago's financial district, pairing Art Deco-inspired interiors, oversized rooms and wellness-focused programming with a central Loop address.

A revived neo-Tudor landmark beside Lytle Park, this intimate downtown hotel pairs a soaring garden-like atrium, spacious rooms, Northern Italian dining and one of Cincinnati’s most appealing year-round rooftops.

A creative waterfront hotel in Takeshiba, mesm Tokyo combines panoramic bay and skyline views, music-focused rooms with digital pianos, theatrical dining and a distinctly contemporary interpretation of Tokyo.
Near Shinagawa Station, The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo pairs unusually spacious rooms with a landscaped Japanese garden, whirlpool baths and an atmosphere that becomes especially memorable during cherry-blossom season.
Overlooking St. Stephen’s Green for more than two centuries, The Shelbourne is Dublin’s grand historic hotel, with richly traditional rooms, celebrated bars and a central location steps from Grafton Street and Trinity College.
A 19th-century palazzo near Santa Maria Novella, Sina Villa Medici combines 100 rooms and suites with a rare private garden and swimming pool, wellness facilities and the revived Harry’s Bar Firenze.