Discover the top 16 most loved hotels in the world.

The past two years have been incredibly difficult for the global tourism industry – many tourist accommodations have had to close due to the pandemic. However, a renowned travel magazine...Travel + LeisureIt continues to hold its annual awards ceremony to honor the world's leading hotels, hoping to inspire everyone's travel plans as tourist destinations reopen.

If you're curious about the hotels on this list and the travel experiences of visitors from around the world, Travellive will introduce you to the top 16 names on our Top 100 list of the best hotels.World's Best Awards 2021.

World's Best Awards

Travel + Leisure's annual travel industry awards aim to honor the world's top accommodations, as voted on by the magazine's readers based on their travel experiences over the past three years. This year's voting took place from January 11, 2021 to May 10, 2021, and the results have just been announced on the magazine's official website.Travel + Leisurewith the top 100 hotels.

1. Mahali Mzuri Hotel (Kenya)

Nestled on a vast savanna surrounded by wilderness, Mahali Mzuri is designed as a luxurious "hunting camp" consisting of 12 tents, perfectly befitting its name – "beautiful place" in Swahili. This hunting camp is located along the edge of a verdant valley in the private Olare Motorogi area, within the Maasai Mara Reserve in Kenya. From afar, you get the impression of the luxurious tents rising from the forest in unison, yet blending seamlessly into the surrounding landscape.

The main tent boasts expansive views, including a 12-meter infinity pool, a lounge with a fireplace, video game consoles, and a host of other amenities. In particular, there are fun programs specifically for children and a luxurious Nasaro spa for guests to enjoy maximum relaxation.

Each tent room is designed with large windows, allowing you to constantly enjoy the wild nature, giving you the feeling of truly living in a vast forest, surrounded by lush greenery and surrounded by wildlife. All hotel services are provided professionally to ensure you have a perfect experience throughout your stay.

2. Nayara Camp (Aruel Volcanoes National Park, Costa Rica)

Perched atop a cliff, Nayara features spacious bathrooms with large bathtubs, each tent boasts a private patio and infinity pool overlooking the Costa Rican rainforest and the majestic Arenal volcano. Elsewhere on the grounds, guests can encounter wildlife such as sloths and toucans. Additionally, there is a covered hot spring pool and luxurious spa services.

Nayara is considered one of the leading eco-resorts in Central America, a commitment that has remained unchanged throughout its development. Nayara further enhances this by creating a sloth sanctuary and replanting hundreds of native trees alongside the habitats of native frogs, birds, and penguins.

3. The Opposite House (China)

Designed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, this emerald-colored glass building draws inspiration from the refined details of traditional Chinese architecture. Located in the heart of Beijing, the hotel offers amenities such as a bar, restaurant, spa, and gym. All rooms are decorated in a minimalist style that still exudes elegance and modernity.

4. Capella Bangkok (Thailand)

The luxurious Capella Bangkok hotel is situated on the east bank of the Chao Phraya River, offering panoramic views of Thailand's vibrant capital. However, in contrast to the bustling and noisy Bangkok, this upscale resort exudes tranquility and serenity thanks to its sophisticated design and gentle, harmonious neutral color palette.

The hotel has four dining options, one of which is Côte by Mauro Colagrero. Chef Mauro Colagrero owns the 3-Michelin-star Mirazur restaurant in France, which won first place at The World's 50 Best Restaurants Awards..

5. Capella Ubud (Indonesia)

Nestled deep within a Balinese rainforest, Capella Ubud is the creation of architect Bill Bensley, inspired by a fictional 19th-century expedition. The Capella one-bedroom villas are scattered across the hillside, with many connected by suspension bridges. In each villa, you'll easily spot travel trunks and a large, classic four-poster bed, giving you the feeling of being in another era.

Within the grounds of the Keliki organic forest are two restaurants and a bar. Here, as night falls, you can listen to interesting local stories, watch movies, enjoy lively music, and savor special S'mores and hot cocoa while a campfire is lit.

6. Grace Hotel, Auberge Resorts Collection (Greece)

Perched precariously on a cliffside along winding steps overlooking the volcanic crater in the village of Imerovigli, with direct views of the Aegean Sea, Grace emerges from this majestic landscape in pristine white, evoking a sense of brightness and profound peace. The hotel's exterior boasts a classic Aegean style, while the rooms are designed with minimalism in mind, incorporating artistic touches to bring the space to life, rather than simply being a monotonous white.

Visitors can participate in an outdoor yoga class, take a hike along the cliffs, or go boating to admire the island from various vantage points. All the convenient and thoughtful services are available here to ensure guests have a perfect vacation.

7. Kamalame Cay (Bahamas)

Reaching this tranquil Bahamas resort might be a little challenging, but the effort is well worth it when you encounter its sparkling, hidden beaches. You can relax on the ocean-facing balconies of the bungalows, enjoy breakfast delivered daily in a wicker basket, and borrow a golf cart or bicycle to explore the nearly 390,000 square meter grounds.²This.

8. The Oberoi Udaivilas (India)

Guests will enjoy a royal lifestyle in a luxurious, palace-like hotel, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Udaipur's sparkling Lake Pichola. The opulent rooms feature private pools, creating a moat-like landscape surrounding the hotel. In addition to comprehensive amenities and services, the hotel staff are professionally trained to cater to every guest's needs.

9. The Temple House (China)

It's hard to imagine how a modern architectural structure could blend so harmoniously within the grounds of an ancient building. Located in the heart of Chengdu, The Temple House has become a popular tourist attraction in Sichuan Province, thanks to its mysterious yet modern blend of ancient beauty. The hotel was built and restored from an ancient Qing Dynasty house, which served as a major inspiration for its unique design, a style you can only find in China.

10. The Oberoi (India)

The Oberoi is a luxurious 220-room hotel featuring clean air technology and design by architect Sir Edwin Lutyens, and has become the provider of the freshest air in the city. One side of The Oberoi overlooks the Hymayun Tombs – a UNESCO World Heritage site, while the other offers a serene view of the golf course on the edge of the forest.

With meticulous attention to detail throughout its public spaces, guest rooms, and restaurants designed to satisfy any guest, The Oberoi is considered the best hotel in Delhi and a top choice for business and leisure activities. Furthermore, this 5-star hotel is renowned for its excellent customer service.

Stepping into The Oberoi, you'll have plenty of options with a myriad of different experiences, from relaxing in both indoor and outdoor pools to enjoying meals at seven restaurants and bars – one of which is the restaurant of Alfred Prasad, the youngest Indian chef ever to receive a Michelin star at the age of 29.

11. Paracas Hotel, a Luxury Collection Resort (Peru)

Located on the stunning Paracas Peninsula, this resort is nestled between a crystal-clear bay on one side and the desert on the other. This unique natural setting offers numerous opportunities for activities such as paddleboarding, kayaking, shell collecting, and a host of other recreational pursuits.

The development of tourism has led to the proliferation of guesthouses and hotels throughout the small coastal town of Paracas, and the 5-star Paracas Hotel is considered a benchmark for other luxury hotels in the same area.

12. Taj Holiday Village Resort & Spa (India)

At the resort area of ​​113,000 m²²Here, small, rustic seaside cottages rise up, exuding charm while offering stunning views of the Arabian Sea. The terracotta roofs complement the harmonious colors and interior design from inside out. A variety of amenities such as a spa, restaurants, and a golf course are readily available within the hotel grounds.

13. Belmond Savite Elephant Lodge (Chobe National Park, Botswana)

Located along the Savute River and in the heart of Chobe National Park, this 20-room oasis promises an unforgettable experience as you get to see animals like elephants, leopards, and antelopes up close. While it's not unusual to find elephants in most African national parks, you'll still be surprised to see them in much higher densities in Chobe National Park compared to other areas.

The exteriors of the rooms are designed in the style of tents on raised wooden platforms with thatched roofs, complete with a classic four-poster bed and mosquito net. Everything perfectly complements the distinctive colors of the vast steppe.

14. The Oberoi Vanyavilas Wildlife Resort (India)

Inspired by the royal hunting tents of centuries past, this resort boasts a unique and distinctive Indian architectural style. Beyond the usual relaxation and entertainment services found in most hotels, a special feature is the experience of living like royalty – with every need catered for by a dedicated butler arranged for you from the moment you arrive.

One of the biggest attractions here is the chance to see wildlife up close, which is why many visitors spend days in the surrounding forest searching for tigers and other animals.

15. Mandarin Oriental (Italy)

This urban oasis is just steps from the La Scala Opera House, nestled within four interconnected 18th-century palaces. Designed by Italian architect Antonio Citterio, every area of ​​the hotel exudes elegance and sophistication. From the materials to the refined lines, the Mandarin Oriental Milan – like its branches worldwide – embodies the quintessential Mandarin Oriental style. You can dine at the two-Michelin-star restaurant, Seta, run by chef Antonio Guida, and enjoy a host of other luxurious amenities.

16. La Reserve Paris Hotel & Spa (France)

Despite being situated just outside the world's most beautiful avenue, the Champs-Elysees, La Réserve Hotel and Spa is nestled discreetly behind the Elysees Gardens. With its distinctly French architecture and ideal views of the Eiffel Tower, this hotel is a destination for art lovers and those wishing to explore French culture. Designer Jacques Gracia oversaw the renovation of this historic 19th-century Parisian building – originally constructed as a lavish residence for a relative of Napoleon III.