Top 10 Most Beautiful Hotels in the World Today

Kris [email protected] September 19, 2021 | 08:57

There are some hotels looking like palaces or world heritage sites. Check out the top 10 most beautiful hotels in the world today below!

Top 10 most beautiful hotels in the world today

These hotels to stay are some of the prettiest in existence – white-washed villas in Italy, striking farms in Iceland, minimalist structures in the desert, and barefoot private islands in the Indian Ocean – in no particular order.

The list of 10 most beautiful hotels in the world

#10. Atlantis Paradise Island, Bahamas

#9. Nayara Tented Camp, Arenal Volcano National Park, Costa Rica

#8. Burj Al Arab Hotel, Dubai

#7. Mahali Mzuri, Masai Mara, Kenya

#6. The Westin Excelsior, Rome

#5. Soneva Kiri, Koh Kood, Thailand

#4. Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa, California

#3. Aman Venice, Italy

#2. Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi

#1. Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort, Oman

Which are the most beautiful hotels in the world

#1. Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort, Oman

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Perched 2,000 meters above sea level on the curving rim of a great canyon, the resort is a secluded haven for the intrepid and discerning. Discover a cultured treasury of authentic indulgences and immersions in the destination’s rich heritage. The arrival experience takes guests on an adventurous drive – two hours from Muscat International Airport or four and half hours from Dubai – past date plantations, dry riverbeds known locally as wadis, and historical forts.

The resort echoes this fortified architecture, placing guests in modern ramparts inspired by the commanding indigenous citadels and re-imagined with sophisticated contemporary interiors. A total of 115 luxury rooms and pool villas overlook either the dramatic canyon or tranquil gardens and a spa-like bathroom complete with a rain shower. Luxury villas grant guests an intimate escape each with personal villa host services and a private infinity pool overlooking the cliffs or hidden in an exotic garden. Each villa features state-of-the-art interactive LED IPTVs and spacious walk-in dressing areas, all adding to a sense of sublime luxury.

#2. Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi

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When it comes to luxurious hotels, this one is at the top. Costing approximately $3 billion to build, Emirates Palace has 394 grand rooms and suites, 40 meeting and conference rooms, a white sand beach, a myriad of pools and fountains, two sumptuous spas, marble imported from 13 different countries and over 1,000 Swarovski crystal chandeliers.

It’s like a small pleasure fortress that also boasts the most prestigious marina development in the Middle East. Royalty, or those who want to feel like it, can luxuriate in one of the many palace suites, all with lavish surroundings that would befit a Sultan of old yet with enough modern amenities to please today’s top tycoons. Check out top 15 largest hotels in the world here.

#3. Aman Venice, Italy

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Aman Venice, Italy Meandering in an s-shape through the heart of Venice, the Grand Canal is the city’s main thoroughfare, lined with more than 170 gracious buildings. It is in one of these regal homes directly on the Grand Canal that Aman is housed.

Palazzo Papadopoli was built in 1550 but now fuses the romance and history of Venice with the hospitality and service for which Aman is renowned. The resort offers 24 suites, some featuring protected frescos and views of the canal.

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#4. Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa, California

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If you have a need for speed, Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa, the only Relais & Chateaux property in Southern California, has a program for you!

Automobile enthusiasts can hit the road in newly-released Porsche models. Forget a quick lap around the parking lot, the high-performance vehicles can be checked out for four hours a time.

#5. Soneva Kiri, Koh Kood, Thailand

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Soneva Kiri offers unforgettable experiences on the unspoiled island of Koh Kood, just a 90-minute flight from Bangkok. Thirty-four luxurious pool villas are found next to the beach, hidden among jungle on the hillsides, or commanding spectacular views from the clifftops.

Eight dining destinations offer a tempting array of cuisines, while the subterranean Wine Cellar features more than 350 labels. Rare experiences delight and inspire, whether the bucket-list Treepod Dining, high in the treetops, exploring Thailand’s best beaches or swimming in cascading waterfalls. For younger guests, The Den and Eco Den are playgrounds for the imagination.

#6. The Westin Excelsior, Rome

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Built in 1906, The Westin Excelsior Rome has an impressive pedigree in the Via Veneto district. Though most rooms are affordable, their piece de resistance is the Villa La Cupola Suite, which was renovated at a cost of $7 million. This signature luxury cocoon spans two full floors, making it the largest suite in Italy.

Furnished in grand old style with modern high-tech gadgets, hand-frescoed cathedral-style domes, its own private fitness area, Jacuzzi, and a formal dining room, it’s a perennial favourite for those who deem money to be no object. Check out interesting facts about Cristiano Ronaldo's hotel in New York here.

#7. Mahali Mzuri, Masai Mara, Kenya

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Part of the Virgin Limited Edition collection, Sir Richard Branson's majestic safari camp in the Masai Mara is "just perfect," according to one voter. The seemingly space-age tents somehow rise up out of the landscape and blend in with it simultaneously.

Wildlife remains abundant in the surrounding bush — ideal for the twice-daily game drives — and the guides are extremely knowledgeable. One respondent raved about the "excellent service," adding that "the hospitality provided at Mahali Mzuri resembles the name," which means beautiful place in Swahili. Another reader says simply that it's "the best luxurious camp to visit on the African continent."

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#8. Burj Al Arab Hotel, Dubai

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Built to resemble a billowing sail, the stunning architecture of Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai makes it one of the most photographed in the world. All rooms are luxurious suites spanning two floors with state-of-the art everything and incredible views. And beyond the unique over-the-top amenities like the attached helipad and hovering tennis courts, there is a vast array of futuristic dining and nightlife options.

Their guest care is also seriously intensive. Upscale extras include in-suite check-in, 24/7 personal on-call butlers, and a chauffeur-driven Rolls Royce fleet, all catering to an extremely well-heeled VIP clientele that often includes royalty.

#9. Nayara Tented Camp, Arenal Volcano National Park, Costa Rica

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The most recent entry to the Nayara brand has all the details covered. Cliff-top safari tents have spacious bathrooms with soaking tubs, private decks, and infinity plunge pools that overlook the lush Costa Rican rain forest and the imposing Arenal Volcano.

Elsewhere on the property, guests can spot wildlife like sloths and toucans; take a dip in the dramatic, cantilevered, hot-spring-fed mineral pools; and indulge in the plush spa.

#10. Atlantis Paradise Island, Bahamas

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Built in tribute to the legendary lost city, Atlantis Paradise Island is a 141-acre facility touted as the premier luxury resort destination in the Bahamas.

It’s the resort’s Bridge Suite on the 23rd floor that really pulls out all the swanky stops. It spans 10 plush rooms topped by 12-ft. ceilings and full-length windows, and includes a grand piano, twin entertainment centres, a formal dining room with a 22-karat gold chandelier, plus a permanent staff of seven butlers and attendants to cater to your every whim.

Which is the largest hotel in the world today?

It is First World Hotel in Malaysia. First World Hotel is a luxury three-star hotel located in Pahang, Malaysia. With a total of 7,351 rooms, it has set the Guinness World Records for being the largest hotel in the world.

It is one of the most visited hotels in Malaysia where guests can have access to various leisure options including a cineplex, karaoke facilities, and a theatre. The hotel also features a business center for conferences and meetings.