Gold List 2024 hotels

A winningly intimate oasis amidst Rome's overwhelming tourist bustle.

With a one-million-dollar facelift and a new restaurant, The Siam continues to reign as Bangkok’s most accomplished urban hideaway.

A veritable homecoming for the eco-driven, plant-loving 1 Hotels brand.

The Breakers was built in 1896 and, more than 100 years later, it remains one of Florida's most luxurious resorts.

Shepherded by fifth-gen Sonomans (and siblings), Farmhouse Inn looks and feels like a classic New England country charmer—with California wine county street cred

The smartest new country-house hotel in years—time was taken to get this utterly right and it has paid off, with a dream team behind the food and design.

As much of a stake in the ground marking the Kowloon waterfront as the place to be as another flawless hotel from Rosewood.

One of the famous and infamous stays in Hollywood.

A historic cottage resort steps from all the cobblestones, climbing roses, and summer crowds in town.

A palatial Andalusian finca, with golf on the side.

A regal grand dame in the beating heart of Amsterdam

The only luxury lodge in the newly formed Patagonia National Park is a front-row seat to sprawling grasslands, snow-capped Andean peaks, and (if you’re lucky) a puma or two.

This grande dame is the ultimate in traditional luxury: a rich-hued marvel of a place that defines classic Venetian hospitality.

Get swept away in a whirl of pomp and circumstance in one of Vienna's most spectacular properties.

Leading the charge long before the Soho Farmhouses of this world were even thought up, a must-visit country-house hotel

A grand dame with a prime location in the heart of Mayfair, overlooking Hyde Park

Out on the Cambodian archipelago of Koh Rong, this escapist paradise brags conservation credentials, locally sourced food, and high design.

There are few places quite as iconic as this grande dame in St Moritz.

The Grand Dame of Vancouver, a true landmark, is the only local hotel that deserves the overused “iconic” label.

A shiny new Kyoto hotel, centred around a seasonally-blooming courtyard garden, fuses up to the minute design with rich Japanese heritage.