12 most luxurious hotel brands in the world

Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group holds the top spot in the list of 12 best luxury brands in the world 2023.

Luxury Travel Intelligence, an independent organization specializing in providing information on accommodation, tourism , and restaurants, based in the UK, has just announced a list of the 12 most luxurious hotel brands in the world in 2023.

Mandarin Oriental is the most highly regarded brand, ranked first, operating more than 30 luxury hotels and resorts around the world. The next names include: Oetker Collection, Auberge Resorts Collection, Six Senses, Aman, Belmond, Four Seasons, One&Only, Rocco Forte Hotels, Rosewood, Peninsula and Raffles.

Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Singapore. Photo: Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

Mandarin Oriental took the top spot for the first time. In 2022, the spot went to Six Senses, with Mandarin Oriental coming in second. Two new brands to the list this year are Peninsula and Raffles.

Mandarin Oriental operates more than 30 properties globally with 14 hotels in Asia- Pacific (not yet open in Vietnam), 15 properties in Europe, 5 in the US, 6 hotels located in the Middle East and Africa.

This year's runner-up, Oetker Collection, was awarded a score that was just a hair above the top spot by Luxury Travel Intelligence. Oetker Collection operates 12 hotels globally, including Le Bristol in Paris, Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes, France, and The Lanesborough, London, UK.

The list is based on expert analysis and scoring across more than 100 categories, from service delivery, in-room dining, pre-arrival guest processes, a brand’s social media engagement to its staff. Michael Crompton, co-founder of Luxury Travel Intelligence, said the scoring system was used to eliminate “inevitable personal emotion and opinion” when ranking the top 12.

Luxury Travel Intelligence says it is not sponsored or influenced by any organizations or businesses when it scores brands and publishes the rankings. Those who want to become members can access the website to see the latest updates on world travel for a fee of $700 per year.

Anh Minh (According to CNBC )

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