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of Hotels Ranked by Senior Corporate and Financial Executives |
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Taking second place in this year's ranking is Bangkok's Sukhothai, which offers a restaurant set in a water garden and "seems to float on a lotus pool," as one recent guest put it. At the third-ranked Bel-Air of Los Angeles, the hotel's Presidential Suite is tucked away behind a lush, 12-acre garden. Here are the top ten hotels in the world, as ranked by respondents to
Institutional Investor's World's Best Hotels Survey.
This year's panel of senior corporate and financial executives ranked 80 hotels in 37 cities. The voters are seasoned travelers who spent an average of 52 nights in hotels over the past year. Respondents rated hotels they had visited recently on a scale of 1 to 100. |
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