A hotel in Brazil was named the best in the world by travellers for the The Travelers’ Choice Awards Best of the Best title last year – and it’s not as expensive as you might think
Travellers crowned the splendid Hotel Colline de France as “the best in the world,” and it surprisingly won’t break the bank. Gracing the top position for The Travelers’ Choice Awards Best of the Best in 2024, this gem in the State of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, is winning hearts.
Boasting a five-star rating and an impressive 4,260 reviews on Tripadvisor, it’s no wonder guests are smitten with the hotel. The essence of French elegance infuses every aspect of Hotel Colline de France, from its intimate and magical vibe to its bespoke guest services.
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Tucked away near the quaint mountain town of Gramado, the hotel flaunts 34 uniquely-styled suites adorned with handcrafted furnishings and shimmering touches of gold and silver, accompanied by a signature scent crafted specifically for the place.
Luxury flourishes here with L’Occitane amenities, while Trussardi’s bath and bed linens – spun from fine Egyptian cotton – promise opulent comfort. And if that wasn’t lavish enough, rooms are equipped with Nespresso coffee machines and Smart TVs packed with a plethora of channels.
The pampering continues at Bistrot L’Escoffier, where guests can indulge in a peerless breakfast experience, and at the wellness centre, which offers tempting massages and beauty treatments.
Yet despite all these indulgences, the hotel remains surprisingly accessible price-wise, with stays averaging around £250 a night, reports the Express.
Coming in at number two was the OBLU SELECT Lobigili, nestled in the stunning Maldives. This luxury resort is just a stone’s throw away from Malé International Airport.
Lobigili is an adults-only haven, boasting modern designs and surrounded by breathtaking tropical scenery, creating a secluded, castaway vibe. It’s the perfect romantic escape for couples.
