Here are hotels known for memorable creative, artistic, or hands‑on experiences — artist‑in‑residence programs, on‑site workshops, bold installations, or regular creative programming. I’ve listed a short description and location for each (sources cited).

• 21c Museum Hotels (multiple U.S. cities) — Boutique hotels that double as contemporary art museums, with rotating exhibitions and public programs. (architecturaldigest.com)
• The Cosmopolitan, Las Vegas (Nevada, USA) — Large-scale public art, an on‑site P3 studio/artist‑in‑residence program, and art installations throughout the property. (en.wikipedia.org)
• Claridge’s (London, UK) — Longstanding artist collaborations and an artist‑in‑residence program that brings exhibitions and site‑specific installations into the hotel. (en.wikipedia.org)
• The Quin (New York City, USA) — Active artist‑in‑residence program and rotating street‑art and gallery‑style exhibits in public spaces. (en.wikipedia.org)
• Joali Maldives (Raa Atoll, Maldives) — Resort built around art and design with installations across the island and artist‑led lessons/workshops. (thetimes.co.uk)
• Faena Hotel (Buenos Aires and Miami) — Known for large‑scale art commissions and immersive, theatrical programming connecting guests with contemporary art. (architecturaldigest.com)
• XVA Art Hotel (Al Fahidi, Dubai, UAE) — Small, art‑focused hotel with designer‑in‑residence programs and workshops tied to the local art scene. (cntraveler.com)
• Ocean House (Watch Hill, Rhode Island, USA) — Seasonal artist‑in‑residence program where artists work publicly and take part in guest activities. (hotel-online.com)
• The Pfister Hotel (Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA) — Noted for a large historic art collection plus an artist‑in‑residence and writer‑in‑residence programming and creative guest events. (thedailymeal.com)
• Eden Rock (St. Barths) — Luxury resort with an in‑house artist/gallery program and artist‑in‑residence history. (en.wikipedia.org)

If you’d like, I can:

• Narrow this to a specific region or city (I’m estimating you’re in the U.S.).
• Recommend a short list tailored to the kind of creative experience you want (workshops vs. galleries vs. immersive installations).
• Look up current artist residencies, event calendars, or booking details for any of these hotels.