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There’s so much to love about Boston, one of the nation’s oldest cities. Whether you come for the history (the 2.5-mile Freedom Trail and the Old North Church are school-trip favorites that adults also love); cultural institutions (the Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum are among the best in the country); or the beloved sports teams (a baseball game at Fenway Park should not be missed), the Massachusetts capital has something for every traveler. Moreover, with a hotel scene that’s better than ever, readers are spoiled for choice when planning their next trip.

Rich in history, culture, and style, San Francisco attracts travelers of all kinds from around the world – in fact, more than 21 million people visited the city last year. If they were looking for art, they likely visited SFMOMA and the de Young Museum. For architecture buffs, Coit Tower, the Painted Ladies, and the iconic Golden Gate Bridge are among must-sees. Snacking and shopping in Chinatown, the oldest such community in the U.S., is a treat for the senses. However, no matter what your itinerary includes, you will need a place to lay your head at night, and ideally that place is as captivating as the city itself.

It could be argued that, when it comes to Dublin’s hotel scene, not much changes. However, would we want it any other way? The Shelbourne (No. 3) watches over St. Stephen’s Green, just as it did when it opened two centuries ago. The four 18th-century townhouses that make up The Merrion (No. 2) still envelop visitors with Georgian stateliness. Moreover, even The Fitzwilliam (No. 4), the youngest hotel on our list, is 25 years old this year.

The District of Columbia is renowned for its abundance of museums (many of which are free), iconic landmarks, and seasonal cherry blossoms. Recently, the new waterfront shopping and dining complex, The Wharf, has provided travelers with additional reasons to explore this vibrant city. Whether visitors are interested in historical sites, cultural experiences, or culinary adventures, GoTravelDaily readers have numerous choices for accommodation, spanning historic grand hotels to modern boutique options.

The mid-Atlantic is home to some of the most charming waterfront landscapes in the United States, featuring beach towns in New Jersey, harbors in Maryland, and scenic rivers and springs in Pennsylvania. Consequently, it is no surprise that eight of the ten best resorts in this region, according to GoTravelDaily readers, offer stunning water views.

With its vast forests, clear lakes, winding rivers, and lush prairies, the Midwest holds special appeal to travelers looking to reconnect with nature. Each state offers something a little different, from the sandstone canyons of Wisconsin to the unspoiled forests of Mackinac Island in Michigan. The properties on this year’s list of the best hotels in the Midwest, as voted byGoTravelDailyreaders, excel in connecting readers with their area’s unique charms.

San Diego is California’s second-largest city, offering an impressive blend of coastal charm and urban excitement. With nearly 1.5 million residents, it retains a laid-back vibe, making it feel more like a coastal village than a bustling metropolis. Enjoying a coffee in the La Jolla area before unwinding on the sandy shores of Marine Street Beach epitomizes the San Diego experience. For those yearning for a vibrant nightlife, the historic Gaslamp Quarter downtown boasts an array of top-tier bars and restaurants. Moreover, neighborhoods like North Park captivate visitors with their mix of cozy coffee shops, taco stands, and craft breweries, beckoning return visits. San Diego provides boundless entertainment for travelers, particularly when they know their preferences and accommodation choices. Consequently, there is no lack of great hotels in San Diego.

There is no place in the world like NYC. You can museum-hop or see a brilliant Broadway show in Manhattan, try mouth-watering cuisine in Queens, relax at Prospect Park in Brooklyn, catch a Yankee game in the Bronx, or take a free ride on the iconic Staten Island ferry. However you want to spend your time,GoTravelDailyreaders will attest that the best hotels in New York City situate visitors in the middle of the action — and provide an oasis for a good night’s sleep before embarking on the next day’s adventures.

With miles of white-sand coastline, South Carolina is the perfect destination for a beach vacation. It’s no surprise, then, that many of our readers’ favorite resorts in the state are located near the coast, particularly on the famous stretches of sand at Hilton Head, Kiawah Island, and Myrtle Beach.

The Middle East and North Africa is a region known for its enchanting cities, both ancient and modern. However, travelers may wish to balance their longer itineraries between urban destinations and those that offer a more secluded experience. The best resort hotels in North Africa and the Middle East, as voted byGoTravelDailyreaders, serve as ideal starting points to explore pristine beaches, exhilarating desert drives, scenic mountain hikes, and captivating mule-trekking adventures.

GoTravelDailyreaders maintain high expectations for their accommodations, extending beyond aspects such as thread count — although they undeniably appreciate plush linens. They seek a deep connection to a destination’s history, local traditions, and, as illustrated by this year’s selection of the best city hotels in Central and South America, conveniently accessible adventures.

This year’s top 10 safari lodges encompass breathtaking locations in Southern and East Africa, offering unforgettable wildlife experiences from classic Big Five safaris in South Africa to gorilla trekking in Uganda.