Region by region, the properties worth crossing the world for, and the context to choose between them.
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Two entirely different luxury hotel traditions under one flag: the Right Bank palace hotels of Paris, built on a century of ceremony and service, and the villa culture of Provence and the Riviera, built on landscape, light, and privacy.
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Twenty-six atolls of the same warm, clear water, divided almost entirely into single-resort islands: one property, one price ecosystem, one idea of what an island should feel like.
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An archipelago of more than seven thousand islands, and a luxury hotel scene concentrated in a handful of them: the karst lagoons of Palawan, the surf coast of Siargao, and the reef-fringed islands off Boracay and Coron.
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One island, four distinct hotel geographies: a surf and lagoon south coast, a mist-cooled tea country, a wildlife-dense dry zone, and a heritage fort city, all within a few hours of each other.
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London's grand hotels on one side, a new wave of British country house hotels on the other, both built on the same instinct for understated, deeply staffed service rather than architectural spectacle.