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Top-Rated City Hotels in Africa: Readers’ Choices for 2025

Jeffrey Johnson06 mins

Looking at the city hotels in Africa picked byGoTravelDailyreaders, it’s clear their favorite city is Cape Town, South Africa, which boasts four out of the top five hotels. This captivating city is one of the most naturally beautiful locations in the world, arranged around the iconic Table Mountain, with the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the picturesque Cape Winelands on the other. It is home to some of the best city hotels in Africa.

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Experience All Saints and Souls Day in New Orleans at This Unique Hotel Bar

Nicole Potter07 mins

Tucked away in a historic Beaux-Arts building dating back to 1906,International House Hotelis an unexpected place to experience the ritual-based culture New Orleans is known for. Standing in the Central Business District, two blocks from the French Quarter, the boutique hotel is owned by Sean Cummings, who provides space for communities to gather while honoring the rituals locals have long celebrated. As a devoted supporter of artists and change-makers, Cummings’ hotel serves as a cultural center that hosts seven quintessentially New Orleans rituals every year. These local celebrations help guests gain insight into the city’s rich culture, from Carnival to St. Joseph’s Day to St. John’s Eve, as the lobby is transformed with Creole art, music, and altars paying homage to saints and spirits.

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Discover Culinary Delights and Wine in Spain’s Renowned Rioja Region

Billy Conley07 mins

Rioja, Spain’s most famous wine region, has long been known for its bold, oaky reds. However, a fresh spirit is taking hold. In Rioja, where winemaking dates back to the 11th century B.C. during the age of the Phoenicians, ancient history is everywhere. If you drive along the Ebro River, which meanders through Rioja and demarcates part of the Basque Country, you will pass a series of large Neolithic constructions known as dolmens. Upon reaching the town of Laguardia, you can visit the ruins of an Iron Age village that met its demise in a massacre during the third century B.C. And of course, you will find hundreds of vineyards that make this Spain’s most prestigious wine region.

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