Where to Stay Around the World
Hotel guides for every destination
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Italy
Rome
Rome's hotel scene runs from family-run pensiones tucked behind the Pantheon to grand 5-star palazzi a few steps from the Spanish Steps.
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France
Paris
Paris has more good hotels per square mile than almost any other city on earth.
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Netherlands
Amsterdam
Amsterdam's hotel scene runs from canal-house B&Bs that haven't been remodelled since the seventies to ultra-modern design hotels along the IJ waterfront.
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Czech Republic
Prague
Prague packs a remarkable density of small boutique hotels into the medieval centre — most converted from baroque town houses, half of them with a vaulted-cellar breakfast room.
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Austria
Vienna
Vienna takes hotels seriously — the city has more historic grand hotels than anywhere outside Paris, and even mid-range boutiques tend to come with hidden libraries or in-house coffee houses.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Lisbon's hotel scene has caught up with the city's recent popularity — design-led boutiques in tile-covered town houses, plus a wave of polished new hotels in the centre.
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Greece
Athens
Athens's hotel scene has been transformed in the last decade — rooftop pools with Acropolis views from above, design-led boutiques in former neoclassical houses, and an upgraded mid-range still well below most other European capitals.
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Italy
Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi Coast is hotel-decision-as-trip-decision: which village you sleep in dictates which ferries you take, which restaurants are walkable, and which view you wake to.
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Greece
Mykonos
Mykonos's hotel market is split into two: walkable boutique stays in Chora (the old town), or beach-club resorts on the south coast.
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