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Top 10 City Hotels in Central and South America: Reader Favorites of 2025

Jon Summers05 mins

If you want to start your day on a beach and end it on a mountaintop, or grab lunch at some of the best restaurants in the world and then venture out to a 1,500-year-old archaeological site — it’s time to head south. From the glittering beaches of Rio de Janeiro to the exquisite culinary scene in Lima, South America’s largest cities are home to some of the finest hotels in the region. Notably, Cuzco, the gateway to Machu Picchu, boasts four excellent properties, a remarkable feat for a city with fewer than half a million inhabitants.

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Top City Hotels in Australia, New Zealand & South Pacific – 2025 Favorites

Vodka Russia04 mins

In GoTravelDaily’s 2017 World’s Best Awards, Sydney hotels impressed our readers, capturing four out of five spots—including the top position. However, for the 2018 World’s Best Awards, friendly rival Melbourne reclaimed its throne, with the Langham Melbourne receiving the gold award for eight of the last ten years. This prestigious hotel earned accolades for its “outstanding service,” as noted by a satisfied guest, along with its desirable location in Southbank, surrounded by vibrant restaurants, shops, bars, and the picturesque Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria. Guest rooms feature elegant floral fabrics, luxurious silk drapes, and exquisite marble baths.

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Top City Hotels in Africa and the Middle East: Readers’ Picks for 2025

Admin04 mins

Africa and the Middle East boast some of the most stunning natural landscapes on earth. For every palm-fringed island or lush desert oasis, there exists avibrant city worth exploring— from ancient capitals like Cairo to glimmering metropolises like Cape Town. Once you’re there, you’ll uncover an abundance of hotels that serve as perfect jumping-off points for discovering these spectacular locales.

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Top Resort Hotels in India: Readers’ Picks for 2025

Jon Summers04 mins

Travel trends may come and go, but bucket-list destinations like the Taj Mahal tend to endure. This may explain why our readers selected **Oberoi Amarvilas** in Agra as their favorite Indian resort hotel. The property offers spectacular views of India’s most iconic monument from all 102 rooms and suites. “Absolutely stunning grounds,” remarked one fan. “It was a treat to stare at the Taj all day.”

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Discover Penzance: Cornwall’s New Culinary Treasure

Admin012 mins

In the southernmost corner of England, at the very end of the westbound train line, lies a secret. Often overlooked by food lovers in favour of its esteemed neighbours such as St Ives and Padstow, Penzance is quietly cultivating a culinary landscape that stays true to the town’s traditions, while developing a recipe for a sustainable, tasty future.

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Essential Guide for New Residents in Savannah

Stephanie Cherry08 mins

There are few cities in the USA that are as beautiful as Savannah. When most people think of the South, they envision moonlight and magnolias – but in this gorgeously preserved city, the trope approaches something like the truth. It’s difficult to walk amidst the elegant rowhouses, spacious avenues, and green public squares of Savannah and not feelsomethingstir deep in your being.

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Top 5 Hiking Trails to Explore in North Georgia

David Davidson08 mins

Georgia is one of the finest states in the South for a remarkable hike. A wide swathe of the Appalachians forms a rocky band across the north of the state. Atlanta, one of the largest urban conurbations in the country, is also conveniently close to this forested wilderness, ideal for day trips. If you desire to immerse yourself in outdoor activities, consider basing yourself in Dahlonega, nestled in the North Georgia mountains. This area boasts a vibrant wine industry, numerous breweries, distilleries, antique shops, and excellent restaurants – all perfect for relaxing after a day spent walking in nature.

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Bangkok Travel Guide: Essential Tips for First-Time Visitors

Michael Montes011 mins

Scratch Bangkok’s surface and you’ll find a city with mega-malls minutes from 200-year-old homes, with temples sharing space with neon-lit strips of sleaze, and where streets lined with food carts are overlooked by restaurants perched on skyscrapers. Moreover, as Bangkok races toward the future, these quirks will continue to supply the city with its unique brand of Thai-ness.

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