Urban addresses

The Silo occupies the upper floors of a former grain-storage building at the V&A Waterfront, above Zeitz MOCAA. The industrial shell and expanded geometric windows make the building as significant as the rooms inside.

The operator lists 28 individually decorated rooms and suites. Colour, contemporary African art and differing layouts give the interiors a more individual character than a uniform room inventory. The museum below is a separate cultural attraction, not a gallery contained within each hotel floor.

Capella Bangkok faces the Chao Phraya River. Its low-rise form offers a useful contrast to the high-rise city hotel: the river sits close to the accommodation rather than far below a tower.

The 101-key property includes several accommodation formats. Its riverside villas have private courtyard entrances, making them a distinct part of the inventory rather than simply larger versions of a standard room.

The Dolder Grand opened in 1899 as a hotel and health retreat. Its position on the Adlisberg places it between the city and a greener hillside setting, rather than directly in Zurich’s street-level centre.

The property lists 175 rooms and suites and a 4,000-square-metre spa. An art collection of more than 100 works is part of the hotel’s public identity, alongside its accommodation and restaurants.

Encore Boston Harbor combines a hotel tower with dining, spa and casino facilities in one resort. The harbour setting distinguishes it from a compact hotel inserted into a downtown street block.

The accommodation includes rooms and suites, with specifically named harbour-view categories. A view designation belongs to the selected category; it is not an identical feature of every room in the building.

Borgata is a hotel, casino and spa complex in Atlantic City. Its Marina District setting provides a different context from a hotel directly on the city’s Boardwalk.

The resort website distinguishes Borgata accommodation from MGM Tower at Borgata. They belong to the wider destination, but tower identity and room descriptions should not be treated as interchangeable.

Conrad Las Vegas is part of Resorts World Las Vegas. The name identifies one hotel offering within the complex rather than the entirety of Resorts World.

The accommodation has its own rooms and suites, while the wider property provides dining and entertainment spaces. Comparing hotel brands within the same resort is a different exercise from comparing two separate addresses.

Solaire Resort Entertainment City occupies a resort site in Metro Manila’s Entertainment City. The location is part of the hotel’s identity and distinguishes it from the separately named Solaire Resort North.

The accommodation includes suites with separate living and dining areas. The published Sky Suite, for example, is a specific category with an extensive interior layout, not a description of the standard room inventory.