The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025: Discover the Top-Ranked Stays Around the Globe
The highly anticipated list of The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025 has officially been unveiled, spotlighting the most exceptional and luxurious accommodations across the globe. From serene jungle retreats and historic city landmarks to cutting-edge urban sanctuaries, this year’s ranking celebrates the best in hospitality, design, and guest experience. Whether you’re planning your next escape or simply dreaming of your ultimate getaway, here are some of the standout entries from this year’s list.
No. 50 – Mandapa, Bali (New Entry)
Nestled in the verdant hills of Ubud, Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, offers a peaceful haven inspired by traditional Balinese village life. With its blend of local architecture and modern luxury, this resort provides a deeply immersive and tranquil experience.
No. 49 – Hotel Sacher Vienna, Austria (New Entry)
A symbol of Viennese elegance since 1876, Hotel Sacher is famed for its rich history and the original Sacher-Torte. This heritage hotel continues to charm guests with its blend of classic luxury and Austrian hospitality.
No. 48 – Grand Park Hotel Rovinj, Croatia (New Entry)
Overlooking the Adriatic Sea, this contemporary Croatian gem features 209 rooms, a world-class wellness center, a 50-meter infinity pool, and seven dining venues, making it a standout in the region’s growing luxury scene.
No. 47 – Estelle Manor, UK (New Entry)
Located in Oxfordshire, Estelle Manor feels like a refined members’ club with its eclectic English interiors and sociable yet discreet atmosphere. Each of its 108 rooms is uniquely styled with rich textures and vintage touches.
No. 46 – Hotel The Mitsui, Kyoto (New Entry)
A modern tribute to Kyoto’s cultural heritage, Hotel The Mitsui offers a serene escape with private onsens, a thermal spring spa, and views of the historic Nijo Castle.
No. 45 – The Tokyo Edition, Toranomon (New Entry)
Occupying the upper floors of a skyscraper in Tokyo’s business district, this Edition hotel is a minimalist masterpiece. Its 205 rooms are serene, stylish, and infused with the brand’s signature aesthetic.
No. 44 – Las Ventanas al Paraíso, Los Cabos (New Entry)
A favorite among celebrities and families alike, this Rosewood resort offers expansive suites and villas with private pools, media rooms, and personal butlers, all set against the backdrop of the Baja coastline.
No. 43 – The Mark, New York (New Entry)
An icon of Upper East Side sophistication, The Mark is known for its Art Deco interiors and celebrity clientele. Since opening in 2009, it has become a staple of New York’s luxury hotel scene.
No. 42 – Hotel Bel-Air, Los Angeles
A secluded retreat just minutes from Beverly Hills, Hotel Bel-Air offers 12 acres of lush gardens, a world-class spa, and a long-standing reputation as a hideaway for Hollywood’s elite.
No. 41 – Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong (New Entry)
The original Mandarin Oriental opened in 1963 and remains a benchmark of Asian hospitality. A major renovation is underway, promising to elevate this legendary hotel even further.
No. 40 – Singita, Kruger National Park, South Africa
Singita’s lodges in Kruger National Park combine eco-conscious design with luxury. With a strong commitment to sustainability, it also received the inaugural Johnnie Walker Art of Design Award.
No. 39 – One&Only Mandarina, Mexico
Perched between rainforest and ocean, this Riviera Nayarit resort features 105 cliffside villas, world-class dining, and 24/7 butler service, all set within an 88-acre natural reserve.
No. 38 – The Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai (New Entry)
A symbol of Indian luxury since 1903, this palatial hotel features opulent interiors and a storied past. It remains a cornerstone of Mumbai’s hospitality landscape.
No. 37 – Janu Tokyo (New Entry)
The debut property from Aman’s new sister brand, Janu Tokyo offers a vibrant take on minimalist design with colorful furnishings and a youthful energy.
No. 36 – Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, Monaco (New Entry)
A beacon of Belle Époque elegance, this Monaco landmark has been welcoming guests since 1864. It offers timeless luxury with access to the famed Monte-Carlo Beach Club.
No. 35 – The Lana, Dubai
Part of the Dorchester Collection, The Lana brings understated elegance to Dubai’s skyline, offering refined luxury with a signature claret color palette.
No. 34 – The Calile, Brisbane
This stylish Australian hotel blends Palm Springs vibes with local flair. Its pastel-hued interiors and central pool area make it a favorite for design lovers.
No. 33 – Maroma, Riviera Maya
Following a major renovation, Maroma now showcases Mexican craftsmanship throughout its jungle setting, offering a deeply rooted and luxurious experience.
No. 32 – The Emory, London (New Entry)
London’s first all-suite hotel, The Emory offers top-tier amenities including a private members’ spa and helicopter transfers, setting a new standard in urban luxury.
No. 31 – Raffles London at The OWO
Housed in Churchill’s former War Office, this Raffles property combines British heritage with the brand’s signature service, making it one of London’s most prestigious stays.
No. 30 – La Mamounia, Marrakech
A Moroccan icon since 1923, La Mamounia is known for its lush gardens, intricate design, and impeccable service, making it a perennial favorite.
No. 29 – The Connaught, London
A bastion of British elegance, The Connaught is famed for its classic interiors and legendary martinis, attracting royalty and celebrities alike.
No. 28 – Soneva Fushi, Maldives
This barefoot luxury pioneer offers private villas, personal butlers, and a strong eco-philosophy. It also took home the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2025.
No. 27 – Hôtel du Couvent, Nice (New Entry)
A 17th-century convent turned luxury hotel, Hôtel du Couvent offers serene gardens and a subterranean spa, preserving its monastic charm while embracing modern luxury.
No. 26 – Hotel Il Pellicano, Italy (New Entry)
This Tuscan hideaway blends vintage charm with contemporary flair, continuing its legacy as a symbol of la dolce vita on the Monte Argentario coast.
No. 25 – Aman Tokyo
A tranquil oasis in the heart of the city, Aman Tokyo offers minimalist design, soaring ceilings, and serene views from its 33rd-floor lobby.
No. 24 – Rosewood São Paulo
Set in a historic maternity hospital, this art-filled hotel features lush gardens and bespoke interiors, marking Rosewood’s debut in South America.
No. 23 – Hôtel de Crillon, Paris
A palace hotel overlooking Place de la Concorde, Hôtel de Crillon blends 18th-century grandeur with modern luxury, attracting style icons and dignitaries.
No. 22 – Bulgari Roma (New Entry)
This Roman property fuses ancient architecture with modern opulence, offering a refined experience in the heart of the Eternal City.
No. 21 – Cheval Blanc Paris
Located in the historic La Samaritaine building, Cheval Blanc Paris is the epitome of Parisian elegance, with a standout dining experience at Plénitude.
No. 20 – Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab, Dubai (New Entry)
Shaped like a yacht, this innovative hotel redefines Dubai luxury with intimate design, sea views, and thoughtfully scaled accommodations.
No. 19 – Le Bristol, Paris
A cultural icon since 1925, Le Bristol has hosted legends like Coco Chanel and Salvador Dalí. Its timeless charm continues to captivate the Parisian elite.
No. 18 – Desa Potato Head, Bali
This eco-conscious creative village in Seminyak champions sustainability and community, earning the Eco Hotel Award 2025.
No. 17 – Four Seasons Astir Palace, Athens (Re-entry)
A $700 million renovation has transformed this Athenian Riviera classic into a contemporary haven of relaxation and luxury.
No. 16 – Claridge’s, London
A favorite of royalty and rock stars, Claridge’s remains a pillar of British high society with its Regency-inspired interiors and discreet service.
No. 15 – Bulgari Tokyo
This sky-high sanctuary blends Italian glamour with Japanese minimalism, offering gold-accented interiors and panoramic city views.
No. 14 – Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing (New Entry)
Set in traditional courtyard houses, this innovative hotel offers a unique blend of heritage and modernity, earning the Nikka Best New Hotel Award 2025.
No. 13 – Royal Mansour, Marrakech
Commissioned by King Mohammed VI, Royal Mansour is a celebration of Moroccan craftsmanship and culture, winning both the Highest Climber Award and Best Hotel in Africa 2025.
No. 12 – Capella Sydney (New Entry)
Australia’s top-ranked hotel, Capella Sydney is a serene blend of local art, heritage, and minimalist design, named Best Hotel in Oceania 2025.
No. 11 – Copacabana Palace, Rio de Janeiro (New Entry)
A Rio icon since 1923, this beachfront palace is synonymous with South American luxury and was awarded Best Hotel in South America 2025.
No. 10 – Upper House, Hong Kong
Designed by André Fu, this art-filled retreat offers a tranquil escape above the city, with sweeping views of Victoria Harbour.
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Source: theworlds50best.com