
Le Meurice Dorchester Collection
Le Meurice has housed Dali and royalty since 1835. The Tuileries views and Cédric Grolet pastries alone justify the address.
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Le Meurice has housed Dali and royalty since 1835. The Tuileries views and Cédric Grolet pastries alone justify the address.

Le Petit Beaumarchais sits in the 11th — close enough to the Marais without the tourist markup. Spa included.

The Ivory Suite in Oia from $600.00/night. A luxury 18-suite clifftop retreat in Oia with infinity pool and caldera sunset views.

A former public library on Prinsengracht, redesigned by Marcel Wanders — the bones of this place do half the work.

Six Forbes Five-Stars in a row. The CottoCrudo restaurant and Castle views make this Prague’s hardest hotel to justify leaving.

Coco Chanel lived here for 34 years. The suite still has her name on it — and the Place Vendôme view hasn’t changed.

A 19th-century bank vault turned five-star hotel, the Conservatorium sits steps from the Rijksmuseum with Piero Lissoni’s glass atrium doing all the talking.

Perched on a 150-foot bluff above Salt Creek Beach, the Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel is the kind of coastal California property that earns its reputation.

De L’Europe sits on the Amstel where the old city wall once stood — 125 years of history, a Michelin-starred kitchen, and Dutch masters on the walls.