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Condé Nast Traveler:
Gold List 2008
The Best Places to Stay in the World, Selected by Readers of Condé Nast Traveler
Rising from the Pointe-au-Pic cliffs above the St. Lawrence River, this "stately old-world resort with French château–like architecture"...
This two-year-old property, which emulates Viennese Secessionist architecture, is "right in the middle of it all" and near a ski lift, hence the...
The three-year-old Pacific resort, with "Zen-like landscaping," fountains, and inlaid mosaic artwork, is "secluded but not boring." Enjoy "excellent...
This cedar Craftsman inn sits on a bluff above Puget Sound. Watch whales and bald eagles from "contemporary Zen-inspired" rooms with whirlpool tubs,...
Rooms at the top-scoring property in the United States have a contemporary Hawaiian design that includes white bed linens set against dark wood and...
"A quiet, romantic getaway in the country—made for relaxation"—it sits in the foothills of the White Mountains. Rooms have cream and red...
Rooms at this "gorgeous retreat surrounded by stunning water"—the former home of the island's first mayor—have four-poster beds with silk...
Indigenous craftsmanship earned this resort a perfect design score: "Every hut has a small front porch and a hammock. The smells and noises of the...
