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Four Seasons Bora Bora Overwater Bungalows

The 17 Best Luxury Hotels in the World, Voted by Travel Writers

The Luxury Check In staff have stayed at five-star properties around the globe, and it takes something truly special to impress us. Merely having an expensive price tag is no indicator of true luxury. What makes a hotel truly splurge-worthy is a combination of a number of factors: Unique amenities, innovative on-site dining, stylish design, helpful staff, comfortable rooms, and more—these are the things that will make or break a luxury hotel stay. We’ve traveled to all seven continents and personally vetted hundreds of properties to find the best luxury hotels in the world, where your experience will be unparalleled from check-in to check-out.

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The James New York Nomad

Live Like a Posh New Yorker: The James New York NoMad Review

Although I live in a typical New York City apartment, a great perk of my job is getting to review luxury New York City hotels. I have spent years meticulously exploring and evaluating the city’s luxury hotel offerings, so I know what separates the mediocre from the marvelous. The James New York—Nomad falls somewhere in

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Waldorf Astoria Washington DC

Waldorf Astoria Washington DC Review: Sleep in the Historic Heart of the Capital

Set in the painstakingly restored Old Post Office Building, the Waldorf Astoria Washington DC rivals the magnificence of the nearby monuments and memorials. This building has been through as much history as the city itself. Built in 1892 as a grand headquarters for the U.S. Post Office Department, the stunning building dodged demolition numerous times,

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Room at Little Palm Island

Little Palm Island Review: America’s Only Private Island Resort

Turn off at Mile Marker 28.5 on the Florida Keys Overseas Highway, and you’ll arrive at a luxurious tiki style hut, the welcome center for Little Palm Island. Park your car here and leave it behind (along with your worries) as Little Palm Island is a car-free paradise.  A Gumby Slumber, an ice-cold rum and

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