The Best Hotels in the World: 2022 Readers’ Choice Awards by Conde Nast Traveler have been announced, and two Irish hotels have been voted amongst the best in the world.
The Conde Nast Readers’ Choice Awards is now in its 35th year. The awards capture everything the readers love the most, from hotels and airlines to cruises and islands and more.
Nearly a quarter of a million readers filled out this year’s survey. This shows that enthusiasm for travel is at an all-time high.
In terms of hotels, two Irish hotels have been named in the midst of some of the most prestigious and exciting hotels in the world.
Read on to discover which Irish hotels are among the best in the world, according to Conde Nast Traveler readers.
The Marker Hotel, Dublin – the area’s unofficial landmark
So, the first of two Irish hotels voted best in the world is The Marker Hotel in Dublin. It is praised for its “sleek geometric” shape and being the “district’s unofficial landmark”.
The article also goes on to say, “There’s a hip vibe throughout, from the light-filled lobby to the bedrooms bursting with pops of color.
“The moodily lit infinity pool is the best in the city, with a eucalyptus-scented steam room. Open seasonally, the rooftop bar has killer views of the city and as far out as the Dublin mountains”.
The Westbury, Dublin – “it’s hard not to be impressed”
Another five-star hotel in Dublin, The Westbury is the second Irish hotel to be voted as one of the best in the world by Conde Nast readers. The hotel gains applause for everything from the rooms and décor to the bars and restaurants.
It says that the rooms are light and “tranquil, with large bathtubs and Irish art“. Plus, the beds are dressed in “crisp Lissadell linens, and sumptuous Blanc d’Ivoire throws”.
“The Westbury is a classic city meeting place, and it’s ideal for a special occasion—you’ll find guests celebrating big birthdays, anniversaries, and other milestones”.
The world’s best hotels – stunning hotels from every corner of the globe
The Marker and The Westbury are amongst some seriously impressive company on the list of the best hotels from every corner of the globe.
These include the Cheval Blanc in St-Tropez, a five-star hotel on the French Riviera. The hotel receives praise for being “an elegant, uncomplicated maison by the sea”.
Then there are the likes of the Four Seasons Hotel in Doha, where you can enjoy “gorgeous floral arrangements”. It’s also made up of “local white stone, latticework domes, geometric patterns” and more.
Finally, one last hotel to exemplify the calibre of hotels included in the list is the Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel in Peru.
Praised as a “dreamy Andean wonderland”, this is one of the most magical hotels out there.
