The world is full of incredible hotels but which are the best and which should you be spending your hard earned cash on, for your dream vacation? We have picked the properties below as they score top marks for location, romance, luxury and other worldliness.
These hotels, lodges and camps offer a once-in-a-lifetime experiences in stunning locations. They are travel icons and will create memories that you will never forget.
Our recent trip to the Grand-Hotel Du Cap-Ferrat A Four Seasons Hotel takes the top spot as both our favourite overall hotel and also the hotel with the longest name (the beach club at the Grand-Hotel Du Cap-Ferrat is pictured above).
The Belmond Cipriani and the Aman Grand Canale in Venice are also truly memorable hotels and come in a close second and third along with the Hermitage Monte Carlo in position four, which is probably the best city hotel in the world.
For skiing, our ultimate hotel has to be the Aurelio in Lech – everything about it is simply amazing.
In London, there is no place better than the Four Seasons on Park Lane. It is centrally located and has a boutique feel. It is across the road from Regents Park and Green Park (where Buckingham Palace can be found) and is a short walk from Harrods – what more could a luxury traveller want!
Read on to find out why we love these hotels so much, then add them to your bucket list or you are missing out!
The Most Incredible Stays Worldwide
Review: Grand-Hotel du Cap-Ferrat, a Four Seasons Hotel
The best hotel on the French Riviera is the Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, a Four Seasons Hotel located near the small town of Saint Jean Cap Ferrat. Set in Belle Epoque splendor in a building that dates back to the 1800s,… Read More.
Hotel Review: Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice
Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice is undoubtedly one of the best luxury hotels in the world. Once you’ve stepped inside this glamorous Narnia and sampled its stunning rooms, exquisite gardens, and perfect pool, you will find it hard to leave. This… Read More.
Review: Aman Venice
The Aman Venice is not simply a hotel; it’s an intimate retreat in the center of Venice’s busy Canal Grande, protected from the madness of the city by palatial walls and a thick wooden door that only opens for those… Read More.
Review: Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo
Hotel Hermitage Monte Carlo, pronounced Hermitaaaaage by the French, is a Belle Époque dream built in the early 1900s and is one of the two best luxury hotels in Monte Carlo. It lies across the road from its only competition… Read More.
Review Of The Luxury Ski Hotel Aurelio in Lech
If you are in doubt of the level of luxury and comfort you are going to experience as your taxi weaves its way up the back roads of Lech towards hotel Aurelio, perhaps the bright yellow, mobile Veuve Clicquot champagne… Read More.
Four Seasons London Hotel Review
If the world were more like the Four Seasons London it would truly be a better place. Step onto the forecourt of this stunning property and you step into another world, where nothing is too much trouble and everybody knows… Read More.
Review: Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge, Tasmania
If you really want to get away from it all, the spectacular World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park in Tasmania is a travel destination well worth considering. One of Tasmania’s premier wilderness regions, it’s a place of breathtaking… Read More.
Review: Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort
I watched the Monte Carlo Bay Hotel and Resort being built and first stayed at this wonderful hotel soon after it opened, each time I return, it manages to impress me a little bit more. The hotel remains as pristine… Read More.
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