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\"L\u00f9me\"
L\u00f9me \u2014 Siracusa, Italy<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Small and New. Two of our absolute favorite things collide in this list with twelve of the tiniest hotels added to our selection in 2023.<\/h4>\n

Our 2023 retrospective rolls along. First we showed you our picks for the Best New Hotel Designs of 2023<\/a>. Then we put together the Most Popular New Hotels of 2023<\/a> according to you. Now it’s time for something we can all agree on: the newest Tablet hotels with the fewest rooms. There were no shortage of options for this list; we add hotels with under 10 rooms all the time. Thanks to their intimate size and the likelihood that they’re owner-operated, they tend to be overflowing with the kind of unique personality we\u2019re suckers for.
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Riad No. 37<\/a><\/h2>\n
Marrakech, Morocco<\/h5>\n

\"Riad<\/a><\/p>\n

Unlike the vast majority of riad hotels, No. 37 is visibly Scandinavian in its design inspiration, constraining its color palette to cool neutrals and warm browns, providing a subdued background that maximally contrasts with the ornamental carving and woodwork. The hotel’s eight rooms hold a maximum of 16 guests, and it\u2019s an adults-only hotel \u2014 both ensure that the atmosphere is always tranquil. <\/p>\n

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Hofke van Bazel<\/a><\/h2>\n
Kruibeke, Belgium<\/h5>\n

\"Hofke<\/a><\/p>\n

Chef Kris de Roy worked in multiple Michelin-starred kitchens along the way to opening his own establishment, and in 2013 his own Restaurant Hofke van Bazel was awarded a Michelin star of its own. As you will have gathered from the context, though, Hofke van Bazel is more than a restaurant \u2014 following the European tradition of chef-driven destinations, it\u2019s a 5-room luxury boutique hotel as well.<\/p>\n

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Pa.te.os<\/a><\/h2>\n
Melides, Portugal<\/h5>\n

\"Pa.te.os\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Pa.te.os is a celebration of indoor-outdoor living. It\u2019s no ordinary hotel but a collection of four modernist concrete houses designed by architect Manuel Aires Mateus, set just inland from Melides, on the Alentejo coast. They\u2019re built around loosely enclosed courtyards, and the rooms are separated from their outdoor counterparts by fully retractable glass walls. <\/p>\n

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Andaru Collection Niseko<\/a><\/h2>\n
Niseko, Japan<\/h5>\n

\"Andaru<\/a><\/p>\n

A glance at Andaru Niseko\u2019s villas and it\u2019s clear you\u2019re in for something unusual. Architect Koichi Ishiguro was inspired by the traditional dwellings of the indigenous Ainu people, and if the end result has something in common with Alpine A-frames, it\u2019s no accident \u2014 Niseko is a popular winter destination, and these two-story villas stand tall above even the deepest snowfall. <\/p>\n

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Pno\u0113s Tinos<\/a><\/h2>\n
Tinos Town, Greece<\/h5>\n

\"Pno\u0113s<\/a><\/p>\n

A nearby alternative to busy Mykonos is the island of Tinos, practically undiscovered in mass-travel terms. And while Pno\u0113s Tinos will raise the island\u2019s profile, it\u2019s not likely to disturb the local tranquility \u2014 this ultra-stylish retreat comprises a mere three villas. They\u2019re the work of the Greek firm Aristides Dallas Architects, and they\u2019re a very modern evolution of the classic Cycladid white-on-white look.<\/p>\n

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The Collective at Woolsery<\/a><\/h2>\n
Woolsery, England<\/h5>\n

\"The<\/a><\/p>\n

The Collective is no ordinary hotel, but something more like a southern Italian \u201calbergo diffuso\u201d in the North Devon village of Woolsery. It encompasses the Farmers Arms pub, the neighboring chip shop, the J. Andrew Shop & Post Office, the nearby Birch Farm, plus 7 overnight cottages, rooms, and suites divided amongst the property, each one with its own distinct personality.<\/p>\n

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L\u00f9me<\/a><\/h2>\n
Siracusa, Italy<\/h5>\n

\"L\u00f9me\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Ortigia, the historic heart of the city of Siracusa, is the setting for L\u00f9me, a six-bedroom boutique bed and breakfast owned by a Parisian hotelier. At this size, it\u2019s a relatively simple matter to furnish a hotel with the warmth and intimacy of a private home; what\u2019s more remarkable is to combine that feeling with the sophisticated stylishness that\u2019s on display at L\u00f9me.<\/p>\n

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Bask & Stow<\/a><\/h2>\n
Byron Bay, Australia<\/h5>\n

\"Bask<\/a><\/p>\n

Australian hotels do a lot of things well, but perhaps nothing lies more squarely within the national expertise than this sort of laid-back, effortlessly chic seaside escape. Bask & Stow is a few minutes\u2019 walk from the main drag of Byron Bay. The neighborhood provides the low-key, residential vibe, and Bask & Stow is nowhere near large enough to spoil it, with just five suites and a stand-alone three-bedroom cottage.<\/p>\n

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La Maison du Passage<\/a><\/h2>\n
Martignargues, France<\/h5>\n

\"Maison<\/a><\/p>\n

A few miles to the west of Uz\u00e8s, nestled into a hillside that shields it from the mistral winds, is the picturesque village of Martignargues, a settlement with thousands of years of history. It\u2019s here, at the foot of the C\u00e9vennes mountain range, that you\u2019ll find La Maison du Passage, a thoroughly tranquil and exceedingly characterful six-room bed and breakfast set right on the little village square.<\/p>\n

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Hemma<\/a><\/h2>\n
Aubonne, Switzerland<\/h5>\n

\"Hemma\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Americans who regularly confuse Switzerland and Sweden will be further confounded by Hemma, a thoroughly Scandinavian boutique hotel in Aubonne, not far from the northern shore of Lake Geneva. It\u2019s a unique mix of Swiss Alpine architecture and Swedish coziness, and the interior design style of its five rooms is marked by the visual simplicity beloved by both cultures. <\/p>\n

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Casa Duro<\/a><\/h2>\n
Dallas, TX, USA<\/h5>\n

\"Casa<\/a><\/p>\n

On Lower Greenville Avenue in Dallas is something genuinely surprising: a restaurant, Sister, and a caf\u00e9, Duro, both \u201cItalianish\u201d in concept, and both by the small but highly regarded Duro Hospitality Group. And upstairs from both is Casa Duro, a three-room guest house, or a trio of apartments, by the same owners, where their appetite for Italian culture is allowed to run wild.<\/p>\n

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Kerem Luxury Beachfront Villas<\/a><\/h2>\n
Koh Samui, Thailand<\/h5>\n

\"Kerem<\/a><\/p>\n

Life at Kerem Luxury Beachfront Villas is as tranquil as can be. Set on a hillside, at the end of a peninsula, overlooking a private beach, Kerem comprises a mere four villas: two beachfront villas and two terrace villas, set a few steps up the hill. All of them are luxuriously self-contained, with three full bedrooms, private pools, plentiful living and lounging space, and full kitchens.<\/p>\n

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