Chain Hotels

Chain hotels are known by their brand names, offering quality through standards set by their parent companies. However, older ones still deliver something unique for guests, such as bespoke cultural and regional experiences. If you're looking for a hotel that combines reliability with rich historical and cultural significance, explore our list of chain hotels. 

Featured Chain Hotels

Imperial Hotel Tokyo

The Imperial Hotel Tokyo is a prestigious luxury hotel in Chiyoda, Tokyo, established by the Japanese government in 1890 initially to host foreign dignitaries. Its colorful history has seen its main building be renovated and replaced three times since its initial construction, with each new iteration with its own purpose and unique historical and cultural character. Guests have access to many amenities and features such as indoor pools, fitness centers, spas, indoor clinics, and 18 dining venues featuring Japanese and international cuisine. Renowned for its first-class hospitality, it provides accessible, well-furnished rooms, concierge, touring, and limousine services. It is ideal for casual stays, business travelers, romantic events, or cultural exploration from its location in the heart of Tokyo.

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La Bastide De Moustiers - HĂ´tel et Restaurant - Teritoria

When world-renowned celebrity chef Alain Ducasse fell in love with the village of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie while touring Provence, he set about creating his home away from home here. He accomplished it in 1994 by establishing La Bastide De Moustiers, a stylish yet homey restaurant-hotel with historic architecture and stunning valley views. Here, guests will not only savor the 21 Michelin-starred chef's incredible recipes, they'll also have numerous cultural and outdoor experiences to discover. Explore the hills and valleys, as well as rivers and lakes. Visit medieval towns hidden away in the forests of Provence. The food, lodgings, and amenities at La Bastide De Moustiers will ensure guests will always be energized and ready to meet each new day's possibilities.

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Jai Mahal Palace

Built in 1745, Jai Mahal Palace once served as the residence of three Prime Ministers of Jaipur. Later restored by the Taj Group, this five-star heritage hotel features Indo-Saracenic architecture and 18 acres of Mughal gardens. Guests can unwind at J Wellness Circle, dine on royal and global flavors, or host lavish weddings on the palace lawns. The royal-style welcome, with elephants, horses, and folk music, adds a touch of grandeur to every arrival. You can also join a guided heritage walk through the palace or explore nearby cultural treasures like Amber Fort, City Palace, and Johari Bazaar. Named Best Hotels in India by the Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards 2025, Jai Mahal Palace reflects Jaipur’s heritage.

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Hôtel Résidence de Rohan

Résidence de Rohan boasts a distinguished history; built in 1887 by the Marquis of Verteillac, and residence to his daughter, who became the Duchess of Rohan. Today, this stupendous seaside estate is part of The Originals Collection, a brand of remarkable and authentic stays across France and around the world. Relax and recuperate in their exceptional rooms and suites; these accommodations aren't just homey and cozy, but also pet-friendly! Relish the flavors of Nouvelle-Aquitaine's cuisine, available through their breakfast service and at nearby restaurant establishments. The seaside location of Vaux-sur-Mer doesn't just offer beach activities; you'll also find historical locations and modern attractions in the area, such as Zoo La Palmyre, and the Cordouan Lighthouse.

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RAAS Devigarh

Escape the bustling urban landscape of Udaipur by heading over to RAAS Devigarh, situated up in the Aravalli Hills. Nestled in the sleepy town of Delwara, 35 minutes away from Udaipur, this heritage boutique hotel offers plenty of opportunities to connect with nature and old Rajasthan. Originally a hilltop palace built in 1760 from locally mined marble, the heritage property has been a publicly available accommodation since 1999. Its restoration and renovation took over 15 years, resulting in a sustainable and culturally authentic historic property. Guests can view the valley and hills from the many jharokhas and terraces or admire elegant murals depicting artistry preserved through the centuries. The palace also boasts wonderful venues for memorable ceremonies and celebrations.

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