Curated, in part, by artist and auteur Julian Schnabel, the public art collection at the Gramercy Park Hotel includes works by Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Richard Prince, Cy Twombly, and Damien Hirst.

The lobby of New York's Parker Méridien isn't packed with art like some others on this list, but the two pieces it does display are true showstoppers: a giant spin painting by Damien Hirst and a sculpture by Charles Long.

Located adjacent to a contemporary art museum, the 21c Museum Hotel is home to a hefty collection itself, including a group of bright red penguin sculptures by Cracking Art Group. The penguins are regularly moved around the hotel, including into guest rooms.

Damien Hirst and his fellow Young British Artists feature prominently in the Chambers Hotel. Billed as the "country's first luxury art hotel," the Chambers is stocked with more than 200 pieces from the owner's collection and is also home to a gallery hosting rotating exhibitions.

Dallas' Hotel Zaza has plenty of art sprinkled around the public spaces and guest rooms, but the real art credentials come from the dedicated "Art House," a space that functions as a gallery and event space.

This Four Seasons property might seem a bit far from the gallery scene in downtown Santa Fe, but the on-site gallery is an offshoot LewAllen, one of the oldest and largest in the area. Sculptures from the gallery can also be found in the lobby and hallways.

Following a 2009 renovation, the Andaz West Hollywood boasts an intricate hand-painted sculpture by Jacob Hashimoto. That permanent work is supplemented with a "rotating collection of art by Los Angeles artists," curated by art consultant Merry Norris.

Located next door to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the St. Regis Hotel also has an entrance to the Museum of the African Diaspora through the lobby. As if that wasn't enough, the hotel also has a collection lining its public spaces, featuring contemporary works by artists Alison Rossiter, Hans Shule, Mari-Ruth Oda, and Chip Cooper.