The Best 100 Hotels and Resorts In The World

World Travel Magazine unveils its sixth edition of The 100 List. This annual editorial selection covers the best hotels in the world. The properties are shortlisted with focus on service, desirability, exclusiveness, appeal, unique attributes and facilities. The 100 List represent some of the finest, exclusive and luxurious hotels and resorts around the world.

Four Seasons Private Island Maldives at Voavah

No limits Surrounded on all sides by white sands and blue sea, relax and rejuvenate at this oasis by diving a few forgotten shipwrecks then enjoying deep sea, big game or hand-line fish for dinner. The Four Seasons Private Island Maldives at Voavah, on the shores of the Arabian Sea, finds you spending the nights in an over-water hammock, resting in an over-water villa, or seeking seclusion in a mezzanine suite. Perhaps you’d prefer the relaxed extravagance of the beach house with its gorgeous pool. The Ocean of Consciousness Spa lavishes guests with unique treatments featuring tuning forks, music bowls, and even smoke cleanses. Dine your way, anyway, because it’s your private island. No paparazzi means you set your own limits. Baa Atoll, Maldives

Park Hyatt Saigon

The art of remembering the colonial elegance of a bygone era Colonial accents at this historic site located in Lam Son Square, in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, features one of the most luxurious spas in town along with gracious service. Now a distant memory, a silver plaque recalls Park Hyatt Saigon’s once troubled past in the mid-1960s, then known as the Brinks Hotel. 244 tastefully appointed guest rooms filled with muted colours and hardwoods feature historic photos of Saigon and private terraces with city views. The city’s best breakfasts and brunches are served at Opera, while Square One features an incredible combination of French and Vietnamese cuisine. Delightful private dining spaces filled with luxurious leathers and textures provide intimate culinary experiences. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Nihi Sumba Island