How Much It Costs To Stay at the 10 Best Hotels in the World

Every year, a panel of 600 industry experts select ‘The World’s 50 Best Hotels‘ based on the venues that offer the most exceptional guest experiences. This year’s winners include idyllic retreats, cosmopolitan sanctuaries and one-of-a-kind accommodations across the globe.

Here’s a look at the top 10 hotels — plus, how much it will cost you to stay there.

• Starting rate: $600

Even though it’s located in a bustling city, this riverside hotel offers a sense of calm. Amenities include two on-site restaurants, multiple swimming pools, a spa and wellness center and more.

• Starting rate: $1,300

This boutique hotel is a converted 18th-century villa that feels like a private home. The lakefront property is situated on seven acres that feature terraced gardens, olive groves and a picturesque pool terrace. The hotel also offers complimentary daily activities, like flower-arranging courses and gelato-making classes.

Pictured: Lake Como, Italy

• Starting rate: $650

This modern hotel was newly opened in 2019. Each room has floor-to-ceiling windows that offer views of the Victoria Harbour and the surrounding city. There are 11 on-site restaurants, as well as a swimming pool, spa and fitness center.

• Starting rate: $3,000

Located in the landmark La Samaritaine building, the Cheval Blanc boasts a Dior-branded spa, a three-Michelin-star restaurant and the longest indoor swimming pool in Paris. Almost all of the guestrooms overlook the Seine.

• Starting rate: $650

Art lovers will enjoy the over 400 pieces scattered throughout this 117-room hotel. The Zen design offers a sense of calm that contrasts with the surrounding city. On-site amenities include a popular restaurant, a swimming pool and a fitness center.

Pictured: Hong Kong

• Starting rate: $2,000

The iconic building that houses Raffles dates all the way back to 1899, though it was extensively renovated in 2019. The hotel features lush gardens, a rooftop swimming pool, a spa, a wide variety of restaurants and bars and on-site shopping.

• Starting rate: $1,800

Located on the top six floors of a 38-floor skyscraper, the Aman Tokyo first opened in 2014. In addition to its iconic city views, the hotel offers a tranquil spa, private fitness classes, a 30-meter swimming pool and a number of gourmet dining experiences.

Pictured: Tokyo

• Starting rate: $2,800

The Soneva Fushi features 63 private villas where being barefoot 24/7 is encouraged the preferred way to get around is via bicycles. Amenities include a spa, a pool complex, tennis courts, a library and a gym. Much of the food served at the resort is grown on-site for a true farm-to-table experience.

• Starting rate: $460

This over-the-top massive hotel features 795 rooms and suites, 17 restaurants and bars, 17 boutiques, a 32,300-square-foot wellness space, 90 swimming pools, a waterpark, an aquarium, a helipad and a beach club.

• Starting rate: $1,300

This one-of-a-kind resort features 27 villas — all with private infinity pools — located on 567 acres of largely untouched jungle. There are plenty of outdoor activities to do on-site, including surfing, fishing, snorkeling, horseback riding, mountain biking and hiking. Other amenities include a spa, cooking classes, beach access and a fitness center.

Pictured: Sumba Island, Indonesia