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The World's Top 8 Hotel Brands

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1. Oberoi



It should come as no surprise that the top hotel in the world according to T+L readers, The Oberoi Udaivilas, is from the top hotel brand in the world.
    The Indian palace, on the banks of Lake Pichola, is the epitome of Oberoi Hotels & Resorts.
    Like Udaivilas, all of this brand's properties are known for extraordinary service, lavish accommodations and an attention to detail.


    2. Aman

    Self-proclaimed "Aman junkies" rave about the service and design aesthetic of Aman resorts. Locally sourced materials, breathtaking locations and inspiration from native cultures have become a trademark of this brand. Amanyara (pictured) is located in Turks and Caicos.
    Self-proclaimed "Aman junkies" rave about the service and design aesthetic of Aman resorts.
    Locally sourced materials, breathtaking locations and inspiration from native cultures have become a trademark of this brand, which began as a single resort in a Thai coconut grove fronting the Andaman Sea.
    Now there are 29 properties in the company's portfolio, spanning the globe from Bhutan to Laos and, most recently, the Dominican Republic.


    3. Peninsula
    Founded in 1866, Asia's oldest hotel company set the bar high for faultless hospitality. Last year, the group welcomed its 10th property, the Peninsula Paris. The Peninsula Tokyo (pictured) sits across from the Imperial Palace and Hibiya Park.

    Asia's oldest hotel company, founded in 1866, set the standard for hospitality.
    Three Peninsula properties made it onto this year's T+L list of the Top 50 Hotels in the World, including the flagship Hong Kong tower, which has been a World's Best winner for 20 years without pause.

    4. Rosewood

    The Rosewood difference, according to T+L voters, is the brand's uncanny ability to anticipate the needs of its guests. The Rosewood Mayakoba (pictured) in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, offers 11 different types of suites.

    The Rosewood difference, according to T+L voters, is its uncanny ability to anticipate the needs of its guests.


    5. Four Seasons

    Premium pampering may be the Four Seasons' most unifying quality (pool attendants with heated towels, on-demand BMWs), but the brand is also known for being family friendly. This includes the Four Seasons Costa Rica at Peninsula Papagayo (pictured).


    "For as long as Four Seasons continues to delight me the way they do, I will stay a loyal customer," writes one traveler in T+L's World's Best Awards 2015 survey.
    The luxe hotel brand had modest beginnings: a 125-room motor hotel in downtown Toronto.

    6. St. Regis

    St. Regis properties have touches like fresh flowers in guest rooms and live jazz performances. The hallmark St. Regis Butler Service has been in place since Colonel Astor IV debuted the first St. Regis hotel in New York (pictured) in 1904.

    St. Regis properties dazzle with touches like fresh flowers in the rooms and live jazz performances.
    The hallmark St. Regis Butler Service has been in place since Colonel Astor IV debuted the first St. Regis hotel in New York in 1904.


    7. Auberge

    Auberge Resorts offerers some of the world's best service, food, design and locations, according to T+L readers. The French-inspired, adults-only Auberge du Soleil (pictured) is set in California's Napa Valley.

    Even without a loyalty program, family-owned Auberge Resorts' collection of properties easily entices guests back.
    The service, food, design and locations are among the best in the world.
    Auberge du Soleil in the Napa Valley, which opened in 1981, is the brand's flagship property.
    Today, it has nine properties in its collection.

    8. Belmond

    Orient-Express re-branded last year and is now known as Belmond. Whether at a Belmond resort such as Lima, Peru's Belmond Miraflores Park (pictured) or sailing on one of its river cruises, the company is revered by T+L readers for its attention to detail.

    After a major rebranding last year, Orient-Express became Belmond (derived from the Latin for "beautiful" and "world").
    Part hotelier, part travel operator, Belmond has attracted luxury-seeking travelers by being the authority in all realms of the travel-sphere.

    Oberoi is the best hotel brand.What's you'r views?

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