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    Tierra Atacama Hotel & Spa, San Pedro de Atacama, Chile

    Tierra Atacama Hotel & Spa

    San Pedro de Atacama, Chile

    Hotel

    Against the severe backdrop of northern Chile's Atacama Desert, Tierra Atacama operates as a 32-room all-inclusive lodge where the address does most of the work. Positioned just outside San Pedro de Atacama, it places guests within reach of volcanic craters, salt flats, and high-altitude geysers, while the architecture — local adobe, stone, and rough-hewn wood — holds its own against a landscape that would swallow lesser buildings. La Liste ranked it 94 points in its 2026 Top Hotels selection.

    Rosewood Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands

    Rosewood Amsterdam

    Amsterdam, Netherlands

    Hotel

    Occupying the former Palace of Justice on Prinsengracht canal, Rosewood Amsterdam converts a 17th-century neoclassical courthouse into 134 generously proportioned rooms and suites. Dutch designer Piet Boon's restoration layers a thousand original artworks across interiors that balance period grandeur with contemporary restraint. Three dining venues, a canal-side spa, and five residential Houses with butler service complete a property that operates at the upper tier of Amsterdam's luxury hotel market.

    Six Bells Countryside Inn, Hudson Valley, United States

    Six Bells Countryside Inn

    Hudson Valley, United States

    Hotel

    Eleven rooms at 435 Main St, Rosendale, NY anchor one of the Hudson Valley's most considered small hotels — a property conceived around a fictional English village called Barrow's Green, with antique furnishings, canopy beds on Ostermoor mattresses, and a restaurant run in partnership with Molly Levine, a well-regarded Hudson Valley restaurateur. Rates from $400 per night.

    Amyth of Nicosia, Nicosia, Cyprus

    Amyth of Nicosia

    Nicosia, Cyprus

    Hotel

    A restored grand villa set against Nicosia's ancient Venetian walls, Amyth of Nicosia places guests inside the historic fabric of Cyprus's capital rather than beside it. The property sits at 29 Patriarchou Grigoriou, steps from the city's cultural and creative centres, making it a natural base for anyone approaching Nicosia seriously. For travellers who want architecture to do some of the storytelling, this is where to stay.

    W Prague, Prague, Czech Republic

    W Prague

    Prague, Czech Republic

    Hotel

    W Prague opened in December 2024 as the W Hotels brand's first Czech property, bringing its signature design-forward approach to one of Central Europe's most architecturally layered capitals. The hotel has already drawn recognition from Star Wine List (2026), signalling a drinks program that positions it above the standard luxury hotel bar. For travellers who want contemporary energy alongside Prague's Baroque and Art Nouveau fabric, W Prague offers a clear counterpoint to the city's heritage-led alternatives.

    Chesa Marchetta, Sils Maria, Switzerland

    Chesa Marchetta

    Sils Maria, Switzerland

    Hotel

    Chesa Marchetta sits in the Engadin valley at Sils Maria, earning Star Wine List recognition in 2026 — a signal that its cellar operates at a level that invites serious attention. The address places it within one of Switzerland's most architecturally coherent alpine villages, where traditional Engadin stonework sets the visual register before you step inside. For travellers moving through the Upper Engadin, it warrants a dedicated stop.

    VISTA Ostuni, Ostuni, Italy

    VISTA Ostuni

    Ostuni, Italy

    Hotel

    Among the premium properties anchoring Ostuni's white hilltop quarter, VISTA Ostuni holds Leading Hotels of the World membership — a credential that places it in a specific, internationally vetted peer set. The address on Via Giosuè Pinto positions guests within reach of the old city's limestone lanes while capturing the refined views that define what Ostuni's upper town offers at this price tier.

    One&Only Moonlight Basin, Big Sky, United States

    One&Only Moonlight Basin

    Big Sky, United States

    Hotel

    On the northwest face of Lone Mountain, One&Only Moonlight Basin occupies 8,100 acres of Montana wilderness bordered by Yellowstone's protected lands. The resort sits within a valley shaped during the Cretaceous period, carrying nine millennia of Native American history and a ski culture that took root in the 1970s. It positions itself at the upper tier of Big Sky's premium lodge market, where anticipatory service and landscape-scale access define the offer.

    The Pinnacle Kigali, Kigali, Rwanda

    The Pinnacle Kigali

    Kigali, Rwanda

    Hotel

    The Pinnacle Kigali earned Star Wine List recognition in 2026, placing it among a small cohort of Kigali addresses where the wine program is treated as seriously as the kitchen. Situated on KK 30 Ave, the venue represents a broader shift in Rwanda's capital toward hospitality that can hold its own against internationally benchmarked peers.

    Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree, Singapore, Singapore

    Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree

    Singapore, Singapore

    Hotel

    Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree sits at the northern edge of Singapore where the Mandai wildlife corridor meets Upper Seletar Reservoir, offering mist-draped forest seclusion within city limits. The resort holds two World Luxury Hotel Awards: Global Winner for Luxury Sustainable Resort and Continent Winner for Luxury New Resort, positioning it at the intersection of conservation-led hospitality and considered design.

    Collegio alla Querce, Florence, Italy

    Collegio alla Querce

    Florence, Italy

    Hotel

    Set on a secluded hilltop north of Florence's historic centre, Collegio alla Querce occupies three adjacent Renaissance-era buildings — a former Jesuit seminary and two historic villas — transformed by Auberge Resorts Collection in 2023. Eighty-three rooms and suites look out over Tuscan countryside or historic courtyards, while multiple dining venues, an infinity pool, and 18 acres of gardens complete a property that reads as a country estate rather than a city hotel.

    Waldorf Astoria New York, New York City, United States

    Waldorf Astoria New York

    New York City, United States

    Hotel

    After a years-long restoration under interior designer Pierre-Yves Rochon, Waldorf Astoria New York returns to Park Avenue with 375 rooms, a 30,000-square-foot spa, and 43,000 square feet of event space including a new opera-inspired Grand Ballroom. The property sits in the upper tier of Midtown luxury alongside Aman New York and The Carlyle, carrying nearly a century of institutional weight into a post-restoration identity.

    Rosa Alpina, San Cassiano, Italy

    Rosa Alpina

    San Cassiano, Italy

    Hotel

    A 1930s mountain lodge in San Cassiano's UNESCO-protected Dolomites, now operating as a fully fledged Aman property following an extensive renovation by architect Jean-Michel Gathy. Fifty-one rooms and suites blend Alpine materiality with the brand's characteristic restraint. La Liste awarded the hotel 93 points in its 2026 Top Hotels ranking. Pricing is available on request.

    The Newman, London, United Kingdom

    The Newman

    London, United Kingdom

    Hotel

    The Newman occupies a converted Fitzrovia townhouse at 50 Newman Street, offering 84 rooms in one of central London's most walkable and culturally dense neighbourhoods. Its compact scale and residential character place it in a different tier from the grand Mayfair flagships, making it a considered option for travellers who want proximity to both the West End and Marylebone without the weight of a large hotel footprint.

    Aman Nai Lert Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand

    Aman Nai Lert Bangkok

    Bangkok, Thailand

    Hotel

    Ranked #51 on the World's 50 Best Hotels list in 2025, Aman Nai Lert Bangkok brings the brand's first urban Thailand presence to a 36-storey tower above Nai Lert Park in Pathum Wan. Fifty-two suites, a 1,500-sqm spa integrating traditional Thai healing with modern medical treatments, and seven dining venues position it at the upper tier of Bangkok luxury.

    Raffles Sentosa Singapore, Singapore, Singapore

    Raffles Sentosa Singapore

    Singapore, Singapore

    Hotel

    Raffles Sentosa Singapore trades the brand's urban colonial template for a villa-led tropical resort on Sentosa Island, recognised as Asia's Leading Luxury Villa Resort at the 2025 World Travel Awards and carrying a Star Wine List distinction for 2026. Where the original Raffles Hotel Singapore defines city-centre heritage, this second Singapore property operates as a destination in its own right, removed from the downtown grid.

    Hotel Sevilla, Mérida, Mexico

    Hotel Sevilla

    Mérida, Mexico

    Hotel

    Hotel Sevilla occupies a restored 19th-century colonial building on 62nd Street in central Mérida, where the Yucatán's hacienda-era architecture has been reinterpreted around generous proportions, natural light, and intimate garden courtyards. For travellers seeking a base that reads as a historical document rather than a lifestyle product, it sits within a small category of Mérida properties that use original structure as the primary design statement.

    La Valise Mazunte, Mazunte, Mexico

    La Valise Mazunte

    Mazunte, Mexico

    Hotel

    Perched on a ridgeline above a small Pacific bay just outside Mazunte, La Valise is a design property conceived by architects Alberto Kalach and Ignacio Urquiza, two of Mexico's most consequential architectural voices. The structure works with the coastal topography rather than against it, positioning itself within a broader shift toward architecture-led small properties on Oaxaca's Surf Coast. For those tracking where serious design intersects with genuine remoteness, this is the reference point on this stretch of coastline.

    SIRO Boka Place, Tivat, Montenegro

    SIRO Boka Place

    Tivat, Montenegro

    Hotel

    SIRO Boka Place brings the fitness-focused SIRO brand to Porto Montenegro's Boka Bay, following the launch of its debut property in Dubai. Across 240 rooms, a 25-metre outdoor pool, and specialist recovery labs, the property frames wellness as a structured programme rather than an amenity. Rates from $110 per night place it at the accessible end of Montenegro's premium waterfront tier.

    The St. Regis Cap Cana Resort, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

    The St. Regis Cap Cana Resort

    Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

    Hotel

    The St. Regis Cap Cana Resort occupies the Punta Espada enclave of Cap Cana, one of the Caribbean's most deliberately contained luxury corridors. Its 200 rooms, nine dining and leisure outlets, and Virtuoso Preview Program membership place it in the upper tier of Dominican resort hospitality, operating alongside properties that compete on address exclusivity as much as amenity depth.

    Patina Osaka, Osaka, Japan

    Patina Osaka

    Osaka, Japan

    Hotel

    Patina Osaka occupies a glass-fronted tower in Chuo Ward with direct views over Osaka Castle, marking the group's first Japanese property. The 221-room hotel combines warm-toned quiet-luxury interiors with a multi-restaurant program that includes 19th-floor Basque dining at Iñaki. Rates start at approximately $656 per night, placing it in the upper tier of the Osaka market.

    1 Hotel Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia

    1 Hotel Melbourne

    Melbourne, Australia

    Hotel

    1 Hotel Melbourne brings the American group's sustainability-driven hospitality model to the Docklands, positioning 277 rooms along the Yarra River with reclaimed-material interiors, four food and beverage outlets focused on Victorian producers, and a Bamford spa partnership. Rates from $226 per night place it in Melbourne's upper-mid luxury tier, where its environmental design credentials differentiate it from conventional five-star addresses.

    Aliée Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey

    Aliée Istanbul

    Istanbul, Turkey

    Hotel

    A converted Ottoman shipyard on the Golden Horn, Aliée Istanbul spans 99 rooms across a site that once served as the Aynalıkavak Pavilion. Stone walls, arched windows, and a 600-year-old hammam under restoration anchor the property historically, while pink Murano chandeliers, handwoven silk rugs, and an Olympic-sized lap pool signal the direction of the present. Rates from $678 per night.

    Orient Express La Minerva, Rome, Italy

    Orient Express La Minerva

    Rome, Italy

    Hotel

    Orient Express La Minerva opened in April 2025 on Piazza della Minerva, steps from the Pantheon, marking the storied travel brand's first hotel. Housed in a 17th-century mansion restored by designer Hugo Toro, the 93-room property blends original marble statues and Murano chandeliers with Art Deco detailing. Rates are available on request, and the rooftop restaurant offers Mediterranean cuisine with direct views across the Roman skyline.

    Awasi Santa Catarina, Santa Catarina, Brazil

    Awasi Santa Catarina

    Santa Catarina, Brazil

    Hotel

    Set on a privately owned peninsula along Brazil's Emerald Coast near Governador Celso Ramos, Awasi Santa Catarina offers 25 sited villas where Atlantic rainforest meets open ocean. The property sits roughly 50 minutes from Florianópolis and operates as a seclusion-first retreat, with tailored excursions, a wellness centre, and a dining program built around southern Brazilian coastal produce. Rates from approximately $1,846 per night.

    The Nickel Hotel, Charleston, United States

    The Nickel Hotel

    Charleston, United States

    Hotel

    On Upper King Street in Charleston's Cannonborough neighborhood, The Nickel Hotel is a 50-room boutique property drawing its design language from the French Riviera. The address places guests within walking distance of the city's most concentrated stretch of independent restaurants, bars, and design studios, positioning it as a compact, character-led alternative to the larger properties closer to the historic waterfront.

    The Chancery Rosewood, London, United Kingdom

    The Chancery Rosewood

    London, United Kingdom

    Hotel

    The Chancery Rosewood occupies the former American Embassy building at 30 Grosvenor Square, one of Mayfair's most architecturally significant addresses. The property brings the Rosewood brand's design-led approach to a London neighbourhood already dense with luxury hotel options, positioning itself in the upper tier of the capital's premium overnight market through architecture and room scale rather than room volume.

    Huka Lodge, Taupo, New Zealand

    Huka Lodge

    Taupo, New Zealand

    Hotel

    Huka Lodge has operated on the banks of the Waikato River near Lake Taupō since 1924, growing from a trout-fishing camp into one of New Zealand's most decorated luxury lodges. Ranked #88 on the World's 50 Best Hotels (2025) and included in Tatler's Best Hotels Asia-Pacific 2025, it holds 25 suites across 17 acres, with rates covering a five-course dinner, breakfast, and airport transfers nightly.

    The Carlton, a Rocco Forte hotel, Milan, Italy

    The Carlton, a Rocco Forte hotel

    Milan, Italy

    Hotel

    The Carlton sits at the junction of Via Senato and Via della Spiga, inside Milan's Quadrilatero della Moda. A Rocco Forte property, it holds a Star Wine List recognition for 2026 and is under active Forbes Travel Guide review. Its address places guests within immediate reach of the city's most concentrated stretch of design houses, galleries, and serious restaurants.

    Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

    Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab

    Dubai, United Arab Emirates

    Hotel

    Ranked #20 on the World's 50 Best Hotels list in 2025 and named Best New Hotel in the Middle East by Tatler Asia, Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab sits on the Umm Suqeim waterfront where Dubai's beach hotel corridor reaches its most ambitious recent expression. The property operates at the upper end of the Jumeirah group's own portfolio, competing directly with the ultra-luxury tier that includes Atlantis The Royal and The Lana.

    Rosewood Miyakojima, Miyakojima, Japan

    Rosewood Miyakojima

    Miyakojima, Japan

    Hotel

    Rosewood's first Japanese property sits on the northwest coast of Miyako-jima, a remote Okinawan island where coral sea meets white sand. Fifty-five villas offer private pools, Ryukyu stone baths, and interiors shaped by the archipelago's material culture. The resort draws its atmosphere from salt air and deliberate silence as much as from its architecture.

    Corinthia Grand Hotel du Boulevard Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania

    Corinthia Grand Hotel du Boulevard Bucharest

    Bucharest, Romania

    Hotel

    Originally opened in 1873 as the Grand Hotel du Boulevard, this 30-suite Corinthia property at the corner of Calea Victoriei and Elisabeta Boulevard is one of Bucharest's most carefully restored Belle Époque landmarks. Marble staircases, carved columns, and original statuary coexist with contemporary interiors, while dining spans the Art Nouveau ballroom of Boulevard 73 and the Monaco-imported glamour of Sass' Restaurant & Lounge. Rates from $366 per night.

    Mandarin Oriental, Vienna, Vienna, Austria

    Mandarin Oriental, Vienna

    Vienna, Austria

    Hotel

    Among Vienna's inner-city luxury hotels, the Mandarin Oriental on Riemergasse occupies a quieter register than the grand boulevard properties on the Ring. Its wine program has earned Star Wine List recognition for 2026, placing it in a select tier of hotel bars and restaurants where cellar depth and sommelier expertise are treated as seriously as room design. Forbes Travel Guide has the property under active assessment.

    Vetera Matera, Matera, Italy

    Vetera Matera

    Matera, Italy

    Hotel

    A Relais & Châteaux cave hotel carved into Matera's ancient Sassi district, Vetera Matera sits inside one of UNESCO's most closely studied rock-cut settlements. Rooms integrate exposed tufa stone with contemporary comfort, a spa occupies a hollowed chamber in the cliff face, and the views across the ravine read as a living cross-section of 9,000 years of continuous habitation. Rates start from US$343 per night.

    Itz'ana Resort & Residences, Placencia, Belize

    Itz'ana Resort & Residences

    Placencia, Belize

    Hotel

    On a sugar-sand beach along the Placencia peninsula, Itz'ana Resort & Residences positions itself in the small-footprint, design-led tier of Belizean hospitality. Overwater villas, Caribbean sea views, and a programme that spans languid beach days to active reef and jungle excursions give it a wider range than most properties of comparable scale in the region.

    andBeyond Suyian Lodge, Nanyuki, Kenya

    andBeyond Suyian Lodge

    Nanyuki, Kenya

    Hotel

    andBeyond Suyian Lodge sits within a 44,000-acre private conservancy in Laikipia County, placing guests inside one of northern Kenya's least-trafficked wildlife corridors. The property represents andBeyond's low-density model at its most expansive, combining open-country architecture with direct access to terrain that larger, more commercialised reserves cannot match. For Laikipia, the scale of the land alone sets the context for every decision made here.

    The Florentin by Althoff Collection, Frankfurt Am Main, Germany

    The Florentin by Althoff Collection

    Frankfurt Am Main, Germany

    Hotel

    The Florentin by Althoff Collection occupies a considered position in Frankfurt's premium hotel tier, sitting on Paul-Ehrlich-Straße 9 in the Sachsenhausen district. Part of a German collection that includes properties from the Bavarian lakes to the North Sea coast, the hotel places itself within a compact, design-attentive segment of the city's accommodation market. Frankfurt's financial identity shapes demand here, and the Althoff brand brings an established continental hospitality register to that context.

    Pensione America, Forte dei Marmi, Italy

    Pensione America

    Forte dei Marmi, Italy

    Hotel

    Unlike Forte dei Marmi's larger seafront hotels, Pensione America operates at a different register entirely: 17 rooms, adults only, and a deliberate nod to the mid-century Italian pensione tradition. A Leading Hotels of the World member since 2025, it sits a few blocks from the beach with a pool, garden, and terrace breakfast that make a strong case for the quieter end of the town's accommodation spectrum.

    .Here Baa Atoll Maldives, Baa Atoll, Maldives

    .Here Baa Atoll Maldives

    Baa Atoll, Maldives

    Hotel

    .Here Baa Atoll Maldives occupies one of the Indian Ocean's most ecologically significant atolls, where UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status shapes both the environment and the expectations guests bring to it. The property sits within a Baa Atoll setting defined by manta ray aggregations, house reefs of unusual density, and the kind of marine calendar that determines when, not just whether, to visit.

    Naples Beach Club, A Four Seasons Resort, Naples, United States

    Naples Beach Club, A Four Seasons Resort

    Naples, United States

    Hotel

    Opened in November 2025, Naples Beach Club, A Four Seasons Resort brings the brand's coastal playbook to 125 acres and 1,000 feet of Gulf shoreline in Southwest Florida. A Star Wine List 2026 recipient, it enters the Naples luxury market at the upper bracket, offering a scale and beach-access combination that repositions what coastal stays in this city can look like.

    Tella Thera, Kissamos, Greece

    Tella Thera

    Kissamos, Greece

    Hotel

    Tella Thera occupies a secluded position in Crete's western reaches, where olive groves and organic architecture combine to produce something increasingly rare in Greek island hospitality: genuine stillness. The property is built around sustainability and mindful design rather than resort spectacle, placing it in a smaller peer set of properties where the environment does the work that amenities usually do.

    Ardbeg House, Port Ellen, United Kingdom

    Ardbeg House

    Port Ellen, United Kingdom

    Hotel

    Ardbeg House sits on the southern tip of Islay, one of Scotland's most consequential whisky islands, where the distillery's Victorian stone architecture and the raw Atlantic coastline define every visit. The property occupies a specific position in the Islay experience: closer to the source than any hotel could be, and shaped by the same elemental forces that define the whisky made here.

    A MANDRIA DI MURTOLI, Sartène, France

    A MANDRIA DI MURTOLI

    Sartène, France

    Hotel

    A Mandria di Murtoli is the farm-to-table dining centrepiece of the Domaine de Murtoli estate, set deep in the Alta Rocca highlands south of Sartène in Corsica's most sparsely inhabited interior. The restaurant channels the estate's working agriculture directly onto the plate, drawing from its own livestock, produce, and cellars in a format that sits closer to private-estate dining than conventional hotel F&B. For those staying at the Domaine, it functions as the primary culinary anchor of an exceptionally remote property.

    Belden House & Mews, Litchfield, United States

    Belden House & Mews

    Litchfield, United States

    Hotel

    Belden House & Mews returns full-scale hospitality to the center of Litchfield, Connecticut, more than a century after the town's original grand hotel burned down. The 1888 main house, redesigned by Anthony Champalimaud, retains Victorian staircases and original fireplaces alongside considered updates, while a 1959 mews behind it holds 31 light-filled rooms with garden access and custom furniture. Pricing is available on request.

    Soori (Penang), Penang Island, Malaysia

    Soori (Penang)

    Penang Island, Malaysia

    Hotel

    Soori occupies a heritage shophouse on Lebuh Aceh in George Town's oldest Arab quarter, earning a Star Wine List recognition in 2026 that signals a wine program operating above its surroundings. The address places it inside one of Penang's most architecturally layered streets, where nineteenth-century Straits Eclectic facades set the physical terms for everything inside.

    Capella Taipei, Taipei, Taiwan

    Capella Taipei

    Taipei, Taiwan

    Hotel

    Capella Taipei opened in April 2025 in the tree-lined Songshan district, occupying the upper floors of a high-rise designed by André Fu. Its 86 rooms include six terrace suites with private pools and skyline-facing jacuzzis, and a roster of five restaurants spans Cantonese to omakase. Virtuoso's Preview Program placed it among a limited set of pre-opening properties positioned against the world's leading luxury hotels.

    1 Hotel Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark

    1 Hotel Copenhagen

    Copenhagen, Denmark

    Hotel

    Occupying a 1933 modernist building that once housed a department store and later the Hotel Skt Petri, 1 Hotel Copenhagen brings the American brand's sustainability-led aesthetic to Denmark's capital in a way that aligns naturally with local hygge sensibility. With 282 rooms, a Nordic restaurant called Fjora, the cocktail bar PÆRE, and a Bamford spa arriving in 2026, the property sits at the intersection of environmental discipline and low-key luxury.

    Park Hyatt Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

    Park Hyatt Tokyo

    Tokyo, Japan

    Hotel

    Park Hyatt Tokyo occupies the top 14 floors of Kenzo Tange's 52-story Shinjuku Park Tower, where 171 rooms and suites sit above one of the city's most active commercial districts. The hotel earned 91 points in La Liste's 2026 Top Hotels ranking and houses four distinct dining concepts, including New York Grill and the kaiseki-informed Kozue. A major renovation completed in stages between May 2024 and November 2025 refreshed all interiors.

    W New York - Union Square, New York City, United States

    W New York - Union Square

    New York City, United States

    Hotel

    A century-old beaux arts landmark on Union Square, the W New York has completed a $100 million renovation that repositions it firmly in the design-forward tier of Manhattan hotels. With 256 guest rooms, a forthcoming restaurant and rooftop bar, and a Star Wine List recognition for 2026, it sits at the intersection of downtown energy and uptown polish.

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    Travel + Leisure's 2026 It List highlights 100 notable new hotels around the world.

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