Conde Nast Traveler Unveils Its 15th Annual Hot List
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Conde Nast Traveler Unveils Its 15th Annual Hot List
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May Hot List issue is the magazine's annual guide to the best new hotels, spas and restaurants around the globe
ON NEWSSTANDS NATIONWIDE - APRIL 19, 2011
Conde Nast Traveler's 15th annual May Hot List issue is the ultimate insider's guide to this year's hottest hotels, spas, and restaurants. After scrutinizing nearly a thousand new properties opened world wide in the last year, the editors selected 200 of the most promising candidates, rigorously evaluating each one on a standard set of criteria. The result is a definitive guide to the world's most exciting new establishments that are destined to become instant classics.
For the first time, Conde Nast Traveler names individuals who have made an important impact on the hospitality industry in the past year: Hot Hotelier: Nick Jones, Soho House Group; Hot Interior Designers: George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg, Yabu Pushelberg; Hot Restaurateur: Jose Andres; and Hot Bartender: Erik Lorincz, American Bar, The Savoy, London. The list also introduces The Hotties – the little details that elevate these hot hotels from likable to loveable, including the Best Bedtime Snack: Fresh sugar-coated doughnut holes at Ocean House (Rhode Island); Best City Wheels: Vintage scooters at the Waterhouse at South Bund (Shanghai); and The Sweetest Parting Gift: The brownie, lollipop, and more you're offered at checkout from the Andaz 5th Avenue (New York City).
The 2011 Hot List features 124 new hotels and resorts, 21 of the hottest restaurants, and 40 of the world's most relaxing spas, all of which transcend industry standards in design, service, and amenities. But you don't have to break the bank to experience one of these hot and trendy retreats – 40 of this year's hotels and resorts offer rooms for less than $300 a night.
The Hot List hotels range in size from a three-suite safari camp in South Africa to a 2,995-room tower on the Vegas Strip, and in price from a $75 per night room above a white-hot gastro-pub in Chicago to $2,040 for a private three-story riad, complete with a plunge pool and butler, in the heart of Marrakech. Additionally, the 124 hotels and resorts on this year's Hot List span 43 countries including destinations as far away as Goa and New Zealand.
U.S. properties named to the list include:
The Redbury, Los Angeles, California
Hotel Yountville, Yountville, California
Four Seasons Hotel, Denver, Colorado
Four Seasons Resort, Vail, Colorado
Hotel Beaux Arts, Miami, Florida
Soho Beach House, Miami Beach, Florida
The Waikiki Edition, Honolulu, Hawaii
JW Marriott Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
Longman & Eagle, Chicago, Illinois
Ranch at Rock Creek, Philipsburg, Montana
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada
Andaz 5th Avenue, New York, New York
The Chatwal, New York, New York
The James, New York, New York
Setai Fifth Avenue, New York, New York
Ocean House, Watch Hill, Rhode Island
W Hotel, Austin, Texas
Montage Deer Valley, Deer Valley, Utah
U.S. Spas include:
California: The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Los Angeles
Colorado: Spa at Four Seasons Resort, Vail
Florida: Cowshed, Miami Beach
Hawaii: The Spa at the Waikiki Edition, Honolulu
Nevada: Sahra Spa & Hammam, Las Vegas
New York: The Spa at Trump Soho, NYC
Utah: Spa Montage Deer Valley
U.S. Restaurants include:
Grahamwich, Chicago
China Poblano, Las Vegas
Red O, Los Angeles
John Dory Oyster Bar, NYC
Kin Shop, NYC
Osteria Morini, NYC
Frances, San Francisco
Benu, San Francisco
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