Sixteen hotels operated by Los Angeles-based independent hospitality brand Palisociety are set to join the Design Hotels portfolio, the largest portfolio addition in the brand’s history.
Representing more than 1,000 total guestrooms across the United States, the hotels set to join the Design Hotels portfolio in the coming months are:
- Palihouse West Hollywood, 95 keys
- Palihotel Melrose, 33 keys
- Palihotel San Francisco, 82 keys
- Palihotel Westwood Village, 54 keys
- Palihotel Palm Springs, 116 keys
- Palihotel Hollywood, 74 keys
- Palihotel Seattle, 96 keys
- Le Petit Pali Brentwood, 25 keys
- Le Petit Pali St. Helena, 29 keys
- Le Petit Pali Laguna Beach, 41 keys
- ARRIVE Albuquerque, 137 keys
- ARRIVE Palm Springs, 32 keys
- ARRIVE Wilmington, 34 keys
- ARRIVE Memphis, 62 keys
- Silver Lake Pool & Inn, 54 keys
- The Hôtel Lili Beverly Hills, 44 keys
Part of Marriott International, Design Hotels is a global collection of more than 300 independently owned, design-led hotels. Following growth in 2025, Design Hotels is expected to surpass 100 hotels across the Americas this year.
“Design Hotels has always been a home for founders, visionaries, and original thinkers,” Stijn Oyen, managing director of Design Hotels, said in a statement. “Avi Brosh and Kirsten Leigh Pratt have built Palisociety with the same independent mindset that defines our global community—creating hotels with character, cultural relevance, and a genuine connection to place. The alignment between our brands was immediate. We share a belief that great hospitality is personal, distinctive and shaped by the people behind it, making this collaboration a natural evolution for both brands.”
Founded in Los Angeles in 2008, Avi Brosh’s Palisociety operates a collection of more than 20 hotels, residences and restaurants with a focus on bespoke design. The brand’s portfolio comprises five sub-brands: Palihouse, Palihotel, Le Petit Pali, ARRIVE by Palisociety and several independently branded properties.
“Design Hotels has long been a symbol of creativity, vision and inspired hospitality in the industry, and we are thrilled to introduce our collection of hotels into their portfolio,” said Avi Brosh, founder of Palisociety. “Palisociety has always been driven by our love of design, culture and independence, and this agreement feels like a natural extension of those shared passions that hotel enthusiasts will undoubtedly appreciate.”
Palisociety’s member hotels will also be able to leverage Design Hotels’ services which span public relations, sales, digital marketing, web design and content creation as well as Marriott’s global distribution channels. In the coming months, all properties are also set to join Marriott’s Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program.