The Luxury Hospitality Library is the editorial register of the luxury hospitality world — a permanent reference work covering hotel brands, corporate portfolios, collections and consortia, single properties and private islands, yacht and cruise collections, luxury railway and branded residences.
Its 371 entries are arranged across seven parts by how a house actually operates, not by where it stands. Country is a field to filter on rather than a chapter, which is why a Greek boutique collection sits beside a French one.
Every entry carries a permanent identifier from the day it is written. Volumes are reorganised, brands change hands and entries are withdrawn — but a code, once assigned, is never reissued and never reassigned. The register is designed to outlast the structures it describes.
The editorial standard requires each entry to name the traveller it is wrong for. A reference work that only praises is a brochure, and a brochure cannot help anyone choose between two houses that both photograph perfectly. The Library is published by LVXVRY and remains independent of any hotel group, consortium or rating programme.
371 entries. One code each. Nothing moves.
