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World’s 50 Best Hotels reveals 2026 extended ranking
The World’s 50 Best Hotels has revealed the properties ranked from No.51 to No.100 in its 2026 edition, two weeks ahead of the announcement of the main Top 50 list in Paris. The extended ranking encompasses 50 hotels across 23 territories and 40 cities, reflecting a broad geographic mix of established luxury icons, independent properties and recent additions to the global hospitality market. Asia leads the ranking with 20 hotels, followed by Europe with 16 and North America with nine. The complete World’s 50 Best Hotels 2026 ranking will be unveiled on 15 September 2026.
At the top of the extended list is La Réserve Paris, which returns to the ranking at No.51. It is followed by Janu Tokyo at No.52, Park Hyatt Tokyo at No.53, Palacio Nazarenas in Cusco at No.54 and Soneva Fushi in the Maldives at No.55.
Asia has the largest representation of any continent, with 20 properties. Japan alone accounts for seven hotels, making it one of the strongest individual markets in the ranking. In addition to Janu Tokyo and Park Hyatt Tokyo, the country is represented by The Okura at No.69, Palace Hotel Tokyo at No.73, Hotel The Mitsui in Kyoto at No.79, Hoshinoya Tokyo at No.85 and Waldorf Astoria Osaka at No.89.
Hong Kong contributes Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong at No.59 and Four Seasons Hong Kong at No.86, while Mainland China is represented by Mandarin Oriental Shenzhen at No.90 and The Peninsula Shanghai at No.99.
India has two hotels in the extended ranking. Independent Jaipur property The Johri takes the No.94 position, while The Oberoi Udaivilas in Udaipur enters the list for the first time at No.98.
Other prominent Asian properties include Mandapa in Bali at No.61, Rosewood Bangkok at No.70, Amangalla in Sri Lanka at No.71 and Capella Hanoi at No.81. Wynn Palace in Macau enters at No.96, while Capella Singapore returns to the ranking at No.97.
Europe contributes 16 hotels, with Italy emerging as the continent's strongest market with nine properties. The country's highest-ranked hotel in the extended list is Il San Pietro di Positano at No.58, which is also the highest-ranked independent hotel among the 10 independent properties included in the 51-100 ranking.
Italy's representation also includes Splendido in Portofino at No.60, Castiglion del Bosco at No.62, Orient Express La Minerva in Rome at No.66 and Forestis Dolomites at No.68. Further entries are Borgo Santandrea at No.84, Borgo Egnazia at No.88, Villa Treville at No.91 and Reschio at No.95.
France has four properties represented. Alongside La Réserve Paris, Ritz Paris enters the list at No.72, Carlton Cannes takes No.80 and The Maybourne Riviera returns at No.93.
The United Kingdom is represented by Rosewood London, a new entry at No.56, and Gleneagles in Auchterarder, which closes the extended ranking at No.100. Türkiye contributes independently owned Maçakızı in Bodrum at No.76.
North America accounts for nine hotels, five of them located in the United States. Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles leads the continent at No.57, while The Beverly Hills Hotel is ranked No.65.
New York City places three hotels in the ranking. The Fifth Avenue Hotel comes in at No.78 and has also been named winner of the American Express Travel One To Watch Award. It is followed by Aman New York at No.87 and The Greenwich Hotel at No.92.
Mexico contributes three properties - Hotel Esencia in Tulum at No.64, Montage Los Cabos at No.67 and Four Seasons Tamarindo at No.74. Panama makes an appearance through Sofitel Legend Casco Viejo, a new entry at No.63.
South America has two hotels in the extended ranking. Palacio Nazarenas in Cusco occupies the No.54 position, while Hotel das Cataratas at Iguassu Falls in Brazil is ranked No.77.
Oceania is represented by Huka Lodge in Taupō, New Zealand, at No.82 and The Calile in Brisbane, Australia, at No.83. Africa has one property in the ranking, with Marrakech's La Mamounia taking the No.75 position.
The expanded 51-100 ranking was introduced in 2025 as a way of recognising a broader range of hotels and hospitality professionals beyond the traditional Top 50. This year's list includes 10 independent hotels, alongside properties belonging to many of the world's leading luxury hospitality groups.
The ranking is determined by more than 800 anonymous members of The World’s 50 Best Hotels Academy, comprising hoteliers, travel journalists, hotel educators, business travellers and experienced luxury travellers. The Academy is divided across 13 geographic regions, with at least a quarter of each voting panel renewed annually.
Each voter selects seven hotels in order of preference, based on properties they have personally stayed at during the preceding three-year voting period. Voting is conducted individually and confidentially, while Deloitte serves as the independent adjudicator with access to the voting process and data.
The extended ranking now sets the stage for the announcement of The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2026, which will take place on 15 September at Les Salles du Carrousel in Paris. The ceremony will reveal the properties occupying positions No.1 to No.50 and complete this year's global picture of the hotels recognised by the Academy as leaders in international hospitality.
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The complete World’s 50 Best Hotels 2026 extended ranking from No.51 to No.100 is:
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La Réserve Paris - Paris
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Janu Tokyo - Tokyo
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Park Hyatt Tokyo - Tokyo
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Palacio Nazarenas - Cusco
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Soneva Fushi - Maldives
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Rosewood London - London
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Hotel Bel-Air - Los Angeles
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Il San Pietro di Positano - Positano
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Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong - Hong Kong
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Splendido - Portofino
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Mandapa - Bali
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Castiglion del Bosco - Montalcino
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Sofitel Legend Casco Viejo - Panama City
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Hotel Esencia - Tulum
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The Beverly Hills Hotel - Los Angeles
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Orient Express La Minerva - Rome
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Montage Los Cabos - Cabo San Lucas
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Forestis Dolomites - Brixen
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The Okura - Tokyo
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Rosewood Bangkok - Bangkok
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Amangalla - Galle
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Ritz Paris - Paris
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Palace Hotel Tokyo - Tokyo
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Four Seasons Tamarindo - La Manzanilla
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La Mamounia - Marrakech
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Maçakızı - Bodrum
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Hotel das Cataratas - Iguassu Falls
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The Fifth Avenue Hotel - New York
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Hotel The Mitsui - Kyoto
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Carlton Cannes - Cannes
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Capella Hanoi - Hanoi
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Huka Lodge - Taupō
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The Calile - Brisbane
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Borgo Santandrea - Amalfi
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Hoshinoya Tokyo - Tokyo
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Four Seasons Hong Kong - Hong Kong
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Aman New York - New York
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Borgo Egnazia - Savelletri
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Waldorf Astoria Osaka - Osaka
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Mandarin Oriental Shenzhen - Shenzhen
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Villa Treville - Positano
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The Greenwich Hotel - New York
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The Maybourne Riviera - Roquebrune-Cap-Martin
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The Johri - Jaipur
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Reschio - Lisciano Niccone
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Wynn Palace - Macau
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Capella Singapore - Singapore
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The Oberoi Udaivilas - Udaipur
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The Peninsula Shanghai - Shanghai
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Gleneagles - Auchterarder
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