The best hotels in the world according to Conde Nast Traveller magazine
Conde Nast Traveller magazine has ranked hundreds of the best hotels in the world, and a luxury hotel on the island of Saint Barthelemy, owned by the potential father-in-law and mother-in-law of Duchess Kate's sister, Pippa Middleton, took first place. The Eden Rock Hotel of the Oetker Collection hotel group, which also includes the five-star Lanesborough in London and Le Bristol in Paris, took first place in the number of votes of the magazine's readers. James Matthews' parents also own another member of the rating — Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes.
These hotels always have first-class and exquisite cuisine, amazing views and heavenly places. We present to you the most notable hotels among the winners of the rating.
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The best hotel in the Americas and the Caribbean
The Eden Rock Hotel has become not only the best in the world, but also topped the list of the best in North and South America and the Caribbean.
There are only 34 rooms and villas, and all with their own special, unique charm. Some are located along pristine sandy beaches, while others are surrounded by luxurious gardens.
For gourmets, the Michelin-starred chef Jean—Georges Fongerichten works here, who himself compiled a special menu for this hotel.
The best hotel in Europe, Turkey and Russia
The Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes (France) boasts the most wonderful views on the entire French Riviera.
Guests can choose from 116 spacious rooms. Each room has an elegant finish and a beautiful view of the surrounding landscapes.
For the most stylish vacationers, some of the most popular bars in the region are provided here, and for the sweet tooth — local author's chocolate, which you just can't help but try.
The best hotel in the Middle East, Africa and the Indian Ocean
Singita Grumeti Hotel is located in close proximity to the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, and the main advantage of this place is the richness of the animal and plant world. The reserve was created by the Government of the country to protect this region, through which the migration routes of many wild animals pass.
There is a large selection of accommodation options for guests to be as close as possible to the natural habitat of animals. For example, the Explore option allows guests to stay in a mobile camping and fully immerse themselves in life in nature.
The best hotel in Australia and the South Pacific
Considering the stunning landscapes of tropical beaches and exquisite spa studios, it is not surprising that St. Regis Bora Bora Resort is popular for weddings and honeymoons. This is, perhaps, the main hobby of this resort.
All rooms are villas, some of which are built on stilts directly above the water, while others overlook the crystal clear sea. Here you can really have a great rest, and for the most fastidious there is a Clarins spa on a separate island.
The best hotel in Asia and on the Hindustan peninsula
It's easy to imagine yourself as a Maharaja if you stay at the Taj Lake Palace Hotel in Udaipur.
The entire building, which was once a pleasure palace, is located in the middle of the lake, due to which a stunning view opens from the window of each room.
The design of the hotel is made in Asian style, and the frescoes in the rooms remind of bygone eras. In addition, the porters who work around the clock are trained to serve the royals, and you will feel like a man born to rule.
The Cheval Blanc Hotel, which, like the main prize-winner, is located on Saint-Barthelemy, took third place in the global ranking. In the second place was the Post Ranch Inn hotel in California.
The photo shows the Anassa Hotel in Cyprus, which offers guests a separate private beach. This resort took the third place in the region, which includes Europe, Turkey and Russia. In the first place in this region is the Hotel du Cap—Eden-Roc described above, and in the second place is the Belmond Hotel Cipriani in Venice.