JW Marriott has partnered with Los Angeles-based lifestyle brand Flamingo Estate to create their zesty, herbal Expansion candles that pay homage to the hotel’s gardens. “When guests arrive at the JW Marriott, they’re likely exhausted from a long flight, so we created a scent that would enhance your sense of calm,” says Richard Christiansen, founder of Flamingo Estate. The brand chose ingredients like rosemary and basil for their aromatherapeutic benefits, then enhanced those herbal notes with a splash of uplifting bergamot and some creamy woods to create a scent that’s meant to make you think fondly of Mother Earth.

Hotelier Ian Schrager’s ever-stylish Edition Hotel turned directly to Le Labo, creators of the cult Santal 33, to create a similarly unforgettable scent. In it, invigorating black tea and bergamot balance earthy notes of cedarwood and vetiver, creating a beguiling blend that is simultaneously uplifting and calming. Guests can take the intoxicating scent home in the form of a candle, room diffuser, rattan stick diffuser or a range of bath products.

Each 1 hotel, located in cities like San Francisco and Brooklyn, is designed as a nature retreat, so it makes sense that the chain’s first scent would feature notes of woodsy greenery. Fabrigas, whose company Scent Marketing Inc. developed the scent, says the natural beauty and tranquility of Central Park served as inspiration for the scent. The result? A blend of cedarwood, sandalwood, eucalyptus and oakmoss that evokes a mind-clearing walk in the great outdoors.

What does a luxury stay smell like? According to Bulgari Hotels, it’s something like the brand’s Au Thé Vert, a scent inspired by Japanese tea ceremonies. Created in 1999 by master perfumer Jean-Claude Elena, Au Thé Vert was groundbreaking at the time as it was the first fragrance to use tea as an ingredient, says Amandine Pallez, global creative director at Bulgari Parfums. It combines earthy and uplifting green tea with bright, lemony bergamot – two notes that embody a warm welcome – and dries down to a powdery finish that evokes a clean, relaxing feeling after a spa visit.

When the creative minds behind the posh Dominick Hotel were looking for a fragrance partner that could capture the excitement and allure of New York City, they turned to Diptyque and its exclusive New York City fragrance. It combines warm woods like cedar with smoky notes of incense, patchouli and tobacco in a scent that exudes a sophisticated, sexy energy (so typical of the city that never sleeps). Julien Gommichon, President of Americas at Diptyque Paris, says that “the composition evokes the lively atmosphere of New York’s historic underground bars.” While you don’t have to book a suite to get it, you might want to pay the city a visit, as it’s only available in the brand’s New York boutiques.

While you may not be able to take the stunning sandstone vistas or swirling desert sunsets home with you after you check out of Amangiri—a modernist retreat in Canyon Point, Utah—you can bring the hotel’s signature scent home in your carry-on. Master perfumer Jacques Chabert looked to the ancient red rock landscape of the hotel’s desert setting as his muse when perfecting Sei’s wild aroma. Its notes of pine needles, cedarwood, sage, juniper and lavender capture “the daily rhythms of renewal and rebirth that define the ancient landscape,” says Kristina Romanova, the CEO of Aman Essentials.