Rosewood Hong Kong Triumphs at World's Best Hotels 2025
Rosewood Hong Kong Takes the Top Spot
Rosewood Hong Kong has achieved the remarkable accolade of being named the No.1 Hotel in The World's 50 Best Hotels for 2025. This prestigious award recognizes exceptional hotels across the globe, highlighting the unparalleled services and experiences they offer. The awards ceremony was held in London and showcased establishments from 22 different destinations across six continents.
Notable Winners in the Ranking
In addition to Rosewood Hong Kong, several other remarkable hotels received recognition in this distinguished list. The Best Boutique Hotel for 2025 was awarded to Passalacqua in Lake Como, Italy, securing its position at No.4 for a second consecutive year. Bali's Desa Potato Head, placed at No.18, won the Eco Hotel Award, which was meticulously audited by the Sustainable Restaurant Association.
Highlighting New Entries and Other Awards
The ranking also featured notable new entries and commendations. Mandarin Oriental Qianmen in Beijing claimed the Nikka Best New Hotel Award, coming in at No.14. Furthermore, Ian Schrager was honored with the SevenRooms Icon Award for his amazing contributions to the hospitality industry. Singita – Kruger National Park captured the Johnnie Walker Art of Design Award, finishing at No.40 on the list.
Additional Accolades Across the Globe
The awards featured numerous other recognitions including the Ferrari Trento Most Admired Hotel Group Award awarded to Four Seasons, and the WhistlePig Highest Climber Award, which went to Royal Mansour in Marrakech, placing No.13. Copacabana Palace earned the Lavazza Highest New Entry Award at No.11, while Atlantis The Royal in Dubai was celebrated as the Lost Explorer Best Beach Hotel, placing No.6 in the rankings.
Insights into the 2025 Awards Ceremony
The announcement of The World's 50 Best Hotels 2025 at the awards ceremony marks a significant event in the hospitality industry, establishing benchmark standards of excellence. This event serves as an inspiration to travelers and hospitality professionals by showcasing the finest establishments worldwide. Rosewood Hong Kong earned its title after climbing two spots from last year’s rank of No.3.
Regional Standouts
Asia shines in this year's rankings with 20 hotels making the list. Among them, four are located in Tokyo, including Bulgari Tokyo at No.15, Aman Tokyo at No.25, Janu Tokyo at No.37, and The Tokyo Edition Toranomon at No.45. Both Hong Kong and Bangkok proudly feature three hotels in the rankings; Upper House in Hong Kong is ranked No.10, while Mandarin Oriental Bangkok stands at No.7.
European and Other Global Winners
Europe claimed 17 spots, comprising five hotels from the UK and four each from France and Italy. Among the distinguished European hotels, Four Seasons Astir Palace in Greece ranked No.17, while Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo stands at No.36. The Grand Park Hotel Rovinj in Croatia and Hotel Sacher in Vienna secured the 48th and 49th spots, respectively.
Recognizing North America and Beyond
North America contributed six properties to the list while Africa had three. Oceania and South America each boasted two hotels, highlighting Capella Sydney at No.12 and Rosewood São Paulo at No.24. This diverse representation showcases the global spectrum of luxury and excellence in the hospitality landscape.
Frequently Asked Questions
What award did Rosewood Hong Kong receive?
Rosewood Hong Kong was named the No.1 Hotel in The World's 50 Best Hotels 2025.
Which hotel won the Best Boutique Hotel Award?
Passalacqua in Lake Como secured the Best Boutique Hotel Award for a second consecutive year, finishing at No.4.
How many hotels from Asia were in the rankings?
A total of 20 hotels from Asia were ranked, showcasing the region's prominence in the hospitality industry.
Where does Four Seasons rank in this year's list?
Four Seasons Bangkok at Chao Phraya River is ranked No.2.
What other industries were recognized during the ceremony?
A number of special awards were presented, including the SevenRooms Icon Award to Ian Schrager and the Johnnie Walker Art of Design Award to Singita – Kruger National Park.
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