The Top Hotels to Watch

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There are always new hotels that creep up the list towards being the best in the world. This list is one of those.

Here is a list of the best up and coming hotels on the planet. We can imagine that soon these hotels will join the elite list. These are the hotels that everyone will be raving about in the next few years.

We are raving about them NOW! Check out the next generation of the 
best hotels in the world.

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Top Hotels in the World to Watch

Why don't you become a guest, in a soon to be, best in the world hotel and get in before the price rise and the rush begins.

Be one of the first to get into an incredible hotel and experience the luxury that can be yours.

Acqualina, A Rosewood Resort

Sunny Isles Beach, Florida

Mediterranean-inspired elegance in South Florida, on 41/2 beachfront acres, with the first ESPA in the United States.

Gramercy Park Hotel

New York City

Ian Schrager's Lexington Avenue hotel is a masterpiece of the modern era-Renaissance colors, bold design, and an impressive display by artists such as Andy Warhol and Julian Schnabel.

St. Regis Resort

Fort Lauderdale

The newest blue-chip resort to open in Fort Lauderdale has a surprisingly old-fashioned feel: crystal chandeliers, Art Deco-inspired murals, and mother-of-pearl accents.

Presidente InterContinental

Cozumel, Mexico

Recently reopened after a $25 million post-Hurricane Wilma renovation, this resort is the island's first true luxury property.

Hotel Fasano

Rio de Janeiro

Philippe Starck's vision of simple elegance, with pieces of signed furniture from the 50's and 60's in the lobby and a rooftop swimming pool with ocean and city views.

Bauer Palladio Hotel & Spa

Venice

A 16th-century convent transformed into a stylish 50-room hotel, 10 minutes from St. Mark's Square by vaporetto.

Mandarin Oriental

Prague

The latest venture from Mandarin Oriental, a 17th-century converted monastery, combines the brand's pedigree and reputation for unparalleled service with Prague's rich history.

ME Madrid Reina Victoria

Spain

Ample natural light, 360-degree views of the city center, and contemporary interiors within a grand 19th-century building.

Singita Grumeti Reserves

Tanzania

The luxury standard-bearer in South Africa has expanded into the Serengeti plain with a 350,000-acre eco-reserve for the ultimate bush-chic experience.

Amanwella

Tangalle, Sri Lanka

Thirty beach- and garden-front suites blend clean lines, open spaces, and traditional materials, like Sri Lankan clay roof- tiles, and kitul-palm furniture.

Four Seasons Resort

Koh Samui, Thailand

In a coconut grove, this secluded beach hideaway has 60 stilted villas, all with private infinity pools and views of the Gulf of Siam.

Hyatt Regency

Kyoto

Japanese design firm Super Potato delivers a fresh take on the traditional Nippon aesthetic (white-oak walls, sunken kotatsu tables), making it the place to stay in Kyoto.

Mahua Kothi

Bandhavgarh National Park, India

CC Africa and Taj Hotels & Resorts team up to bring the luxury African safari experience to the heart of India's tiger country.

Ritz-Carlton, Financial Street

Beijing

This ultra-sleek glass-and-chrome tower in Beijing's newest commercial district is a modern departure from the classic Ritz-Carlton look.

W Retreat & Spa

Maldives

W's first Indian Ocean outpost, with tented overwater bungalows, vast expanses of curving decks, the region's only subterranean grotto bar, and an intimate indoor/outdoor spa.

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