Vacations often revolve around where you go, but what about where you stay?

A hotel with a glam lobby, nature-infused vibe, or meticulously decorated room can make every moment of your trip feel like you’re far away from home.

Canada is home to many beautiful spaces created by some of the most talented architects and designers. Here are the stunning hotels we’re booking the next time we want to live in luxury.

William Gray, Montreal, Que.

Photos by @hotelwilliamgray, Instagram

You’ll find a beautiful balance of modern design and historic charm in this 18th-century hotel. A grand lobby with cascading lights and a glass-railing staircase makes for a breathtaking first impression, which continues once you get to the room. Book a night in one of the Maison William Gray rooms for stone walls or a cathedral ceiling.

Fogo Island Inn, Fogo Island, N.L.

Photos by @fogoislandinn, Instagram

We love a hotel that is all about giving back—it reinvests all its operating surplus into the community. Pair that with its contemporary-meets-traditional design and rooms that sit right on the ocean, and you’ll never want to stay anywhere else.

Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge, Vancouver Island, B.C.

Photos by @clayoquotwildernesslodge, Instagram

Twenty-five white safari tents line some of Canada’s most remote natural environments—but you won’t feel like it at all. Choose from a selection of suites that offer dreamy bedding, heated bathroom floors, and furnishings crafted by local designers and First Nations artists.

The Scotsman, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont.

Photography by Edward Jones

It’s all about opulence at this 19th-century historic building. You’ll find crystal chandeliers in the lobby, velvet sofas in the lounge, and a grand fountain flanked by fireplaces in the courtyard. Each of the six suites continues the feeling of indulgence, offering cozy sitting areas, a clawfoot tub, and even a fireplace.

Blachford Lodge, Yellowknife, Nvt.

Photos by @blachfordlodge, Instagram

No matter what time of year you book a stay at this cozy cabin destination, you’ll find an adventure awaiting. See the Northern Lights, go ice fishing, or hike Canada’s North before heading back to a space that blends seamlessly into its surroundings, using natural materials. You’ll experience panoramic views, wood-burning stoves, and handcrafted decor.

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