Monochrome Chic: Black and White Hotels

“From London to Canberra, New York to Phuket, monochrome has epitomised timeless chic since the 1920s. A palette of black, white and grey can bring a sense of peace, restfulness and sophistication to any location in the world, and our list sees it used in all sorts of styles, from art-deco classicsm to minimalist scandi-style to bold geometric patterns.

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41, London
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Overlooking the Royal Mews, 41 Buckingham Palace Road is regal in both décor and service. The monochrome and rich mahogany interior is magnificent, with 30 striking guest suites, including a glass-roofed master suite. As well as standard services like free wi-fi, you have at your disposal a range of exclusive treats like complimentary delights from the pantry, 24-hour butler service and your own executive lounge. The hotel is in the perfect spot for London sightseeing – if you can bear to leave.

If you want to see more hotels in London, visit our London hotels page.

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Foto Hotel, Phang Nga, Phuket
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The architects who designed Foto Hotel at Kata Beach have a passion for photography that inspired both its name and cool, high-tech interior. With an expanse of white sand, incredible blue sea, and growing choice of dining venues, shopping and nightlife, Kata Beach is less crowded than Patong. The panorama from the hotel’s roof-top silhouette pool is rather special, and while serious relaxation is inevitable, the luxury touches and cutting-edge technology let you capture a different view of this beautiful region.

If you want to see more hotels in Phuket, visit our Phuket hotels page.

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Burbury Hotel and Apartments, Canberra, Australia
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In the hub of Australia’s government and heritage quarter, Burbury Hotel and Apartments overlooks the Parliamentary Triangle, Canberra City and Lake Burley Griffin. You can explore the fascinating history of Australia’s capital city with the National Museum and gallery both within easy walking distance. This boutique hotel has a range of smart, contemporary rooms, suites and apartments, and a vast array of precinct amenities from fine dining and wellness to its private rooftop terrace, making it a chic all-rounder for pleasure and business.

If you want to see more hotels in Canberra, visit our Canberra hotels page.

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Night Hotel Theater District Times Square, New York
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Just minutes from the Lyceum Theatre, Broadway and the Rockefeller Center, the award-winning Night Hotel Theater District claims to bring down-town energy to the centre of New York. It’s not hard to see how; edgy, high-end design with monochromatic interiors meet a discreet, personalised guest service. In the middle of Times Square bustle and neon, the sophisticated black and white will calm a sensory overload, whether you’re enjoying sushi and artisan cocktails in the lounge or luxuriating in your suite.

If you want to see more hotels in New York, visit our New York hotels page.

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Hotel NuVe Urbane, Singapore
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With its striking black and white art-deco exterior, this is the third in NuVe’s iconic chain of curated hotels that bring you right into the heart of the local community. Hotel NuVe Urbane is in Singapore’s Lavender district, a short walk to Haji Lane, Aperia Mall, the 24-hour Mustafa Centre and Malay Heritage Centre. Enjoy local café culture on nearby King George’s avenue, or hop on the train at Lavender MRT station to explore the rest of this fascinating city.

If you want to see more hotels in Singapore, visit our Singapore hotels page.”