WHERE TO STAY

Luxury hotels,
by destination.

Where you stay shapes the trip. These guides compare room choices, locations and trade-offs in places with several LuxiTrips reviews.

One-bedroom suite living room and kitchenette at Hotel Wailea

5 HOTEL REVIEWS

Maui

Choosing a Maui hotel starts with the trade-off between a quiet room, walk-out beach access and enough space for everyone. Wailea puts several very different resorts close together; Kapalua offers a greener, more removed setting.

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Hotel view at Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris

7 HOTEL REVIEWS

Paris

Paris has extraordinary palace hotels, but the best match depends on what you will use. A famous address does not guarantee a quiet room or an open view. The smaller hotels trade grand public spaces for privacy; the larger ones offer deeper dining and service.

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Afternoon tea at Claridge’s

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London

London hotel prices make room size and neighborhood especially important. Mayfair offers the historic hotel experience, but a big name can still mean a compact entry room. Newer properties offer pools and more space, sometimes farther from the places you came to see.

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Hotel view at Aman New York

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New York City

In New York, the neighborhood changes the stay as much as the hotel. A Midtown base suits Central Park and uptown plans; Tribeca works better for a downtown trip. Check the view and floor as carefully as the square footage.

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