The Israeli hotel in the list of the best luxury hotels in the world

From Marie Antoinette beauty treatments to a terrace in front of Mont Blanc: the list of the 15 best luxury hotels in the world brings to the forefront an abundance of luxuries and indulgences.

14th place: Six Senses Hotel in Shaharut in the southern Arava

Yossi Fischer

03/01/2022

Monday, 03 January 2022, 08:31 Updated: 09:01

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Ziv Reinstein on the Thai six senses chain that will open a hotel in Shaharut from the main edition 25.10.17 (video editing: Nir Chen)

There is no doubt that after two years of a global epidemic, we all deserve to be pampered for a real luxury.

It turns out that despite the travel restrictions in Israel and around the world, new luxury hotels have opened and continue to open around the world.

The Euronews website presents the ranking of the best luxury hotels, as written by the Luxury Travel Intelligence organization.

This list shows the prices of the cheapest units in each hotel.

Beyond that, the sky is the limit.

And there is also an Israeli point: In 14th place (out of 15 places) was ranked the luxury hotel Six Senses in Shaharut.

The hotel, which opened last year, offers guest rooms at prices of NIS 6,000-2,000 per night.

But which hotels have surpassed the Israeli hotel in the ranking of the best luxury hotels this year?

Here are the first seven places.

More on Walla!

We were in an adult-only hotel, only half an hour from Tel Aviv

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Rated in the penultimate place.

Six Senses Hotel in the Arava (Photo: Photo by Dovi Tal (Albatross))

7. The Woodward, Geneva

Situated on the shores of Lake Geneva in Switzerland, the hotel offers the splendor of the early 20th century, against the backdrop of stunning views of Mont Blanc.

The Woodward Hotel was built by French architect Francois Dorrell in 1901, has undergone several incarnations and is now the first all-suite hotel in the city.

Among other things, there is a Michelin-starred restaurant and a luxury spa that covers 1,200 square meters.

Starting at 1,532 euros per night for the deluxe suite. For the night.

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6. Kisawa Sanctuary, Mozambique

On the island of Benguerra off the coast of Mozambique, there is a reserve that serves as a natural refuge, with forests, beaches and sand dunes.

There is a prestigious resort called Kisawa Sanctuary with an emphasis on ecology, with a restaurant that produces zero waste and even a facility for its own underwater research.

Interestingly, this is the first resort in the world whose components were printed on a 3D printer using raw materials such as clay and sand from beaches.

Instead 12 carefully furnished bungalows, some with direct views of the Indian Ocean.

There is a massage cabin, a wellness center specializing in Chinese medicine, tennis gates, four restaurants and water sports designed to explore the coral reefs up close.

12,000 euros per couple.

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5. Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid

The new hotel of the Mandarin Oriental group comes straight to fifth place.

The building, first inaugurated in 1910 as the César Ritz Hotel, has undergone extensive restoration and refurbishment, to accentuate its original iconic style.

The hotel has 153 rooms, including 53 suites, with luxurious furniture.

The hotel is also set to become a culinary destination, with five different local-style dining concepts, under the direction of a chef holding three Michelin stars.

There is also a champagne bar, tea bar and more.

The on-site spa offers a sauna and a variety of treatments.

starts at 750 euros, while the Mandarin Suite is priced at 3,950 euros and more.

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4. Cheval Blanc, Paris

The Cheval Blanc is located right in the active heart of Paris, a few steps from the Louvre Museum.

It is housed in a historic building that has been redesigned by architect Peter Marino.

In short, you will not find a better location than this in the French capital.

The building houses the longest swimming pool in Paris, as well as a luxury spa run by a housing brand, where a hammam, gym and even invigorating snow showers (for the brave only).

Also at the hotel: four restaurants and bars.

from 1,250 euros per night.

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Beaverbrook Town House, London

One of the best rural hotels in the UK, it has come to West London.

The Beaverbrook Town House Boutique Hotel is housed in two Georgian-style houses located in Chelsea.

Each of the hotel's 14 rooms is named after a London theater, featuring colorful and unusual furniture.

The hotel has a stylish Japanese restaurant with a sushi bar.

This is next to a bar in the style of yesteryear.

The deluxe suite offers a super king-size bed, a free minibar and a bathroom with underfloor heating.

643 euros.

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Airelles Chateau de Versaille, Le Grand Contrôle, Paris

The building of the Airelles Chateau de Versaille, Le Grand Contrôle began its life as a modest hunting lodge of King Louis XIII.

Today it is located in the grounds of the famous Palace of Versailles.

The hotel also offers access to the palace and famous gardens, outside normal business hours.

The hotel is located in a castle with 14 guest rooms and suites, with period furniture that has been given a contemporary twist.

To make the royal experience complete, you can use a dedicated servant, and dinners are held as a royal feast.

There is a spa called Valmont, which features beauty treatments inspired by Marie Antoinette.

Witness the place: pool, hammam and other treats.

1,500 euros.

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1. The Bulgari, Paris

The Bulgari Hotel in Paris, owned by the renowned jewelry brand "Bulgari", was designed by Italian architects Antonio Citrio and Patricia Vial.

It is located in the prestigious "Golden Triangle" of Paris and overlooks the Eiffel Tower.

The intimate hotel houses 76 guest rooms, some of which overlook the spectacular city views.

The largest unit is the penthouse suite, which covers an area of ​​1,000 square meters, with two kitchens, a private bar, a hammam and a garden. All rooms are decorated in an elegant line, with low and intimate lighting, quiet colors and luxurious texts. The 1,300 m2 spa is considered one of the highlights, and is designed as a Roman bathhouse.

2,457 euros.

The penthouse prices are not advertised, and are provided upon personal request.

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Continued ranking: up to 15th place

8. Borgo Santandrea ,, Italy

9. Patina, Maldives

10. Villa Nai 3.3, Croatia

11.Raffles Udaipur, India

12. One & Only Portonovi, Montenegro

13. Kalesma, Mykonos

15. V Villas, Phuket Island, Thailand

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