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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
"A quiet, romantic getaway in the country—made for relaxation"—it sits in the foothills of the White Mountains. Rooms have cream and red...
At this hotel, a former gas station that debuted as a restaurant in 1978, "staff greeted us with tea and biscuits and served us in maid and butler...
This mountainside property with exposed beams has "enough seclusion for real privacy." Marked by Western and Native American design elements,...
A landmark in Banff National Park, this onetime ski lodge has "a scenic location on a river." Rooms have solid pine furnishings, goose-down duvets,...
The hacienda-style hillside complex has "gorgeous grounds and art everywhere." Handmade bedspreads, terra-cotta colors, and oceanview decks give...
Rooms at this British colonial beachfront property are furnished with four-poster beds, ceiling fans, and African tribal crafts. They are "well-lit...
With Chianti country out the front door, this hotel promises "a location that's second only to the food." "Mind-blowing dinners" at Poggio Rosso,...
This perfect-scoring property—only the second one in the entire history of the Gold List—near the Faraglioni Rocks is "just the best, and...
At this Champagne-region castle, "nothing is done incorrectly." Both the main château and the adjacent cottage hav