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\"Asaba\"
Asaba \u2014 Izu, Japan<\/em><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The hardest thing for any hotel to achieve is consistently perfect post-stay ratings from our guests. At the end of each year, we assemble the hotels that have done it most.<\/h4>\n

Before we reveal our list of the top-rated Tablet hotels of all time, a palate cleanser: the most-booked hotels on Tablet that still have a flawless guest feedback score. <\/p>\n

This is a hard club to get in, and an even harder one to stay in. There are over 7,000 hotels in our selection, but only a small handful have received nothing but perfect post-stay ratings (20 out of 20) from Tablet guests. And that makes sense. No matter how luxurious a hotel is, someone will soon find a reason to take it down a peg. Some people don’t even think perfect exists \u2014 as they see it, there’s always room for improvement.<\/p>\n

As such, a perfect score is a somewhat temporary condition. It\u2019s only a matter of time. But as long as some hotels are still flawless in our clients\u2019 eyes, we\u2019ll still shine a light on them. We\u2019re pleased to reveal the 2025 Immaculate Collection.
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Hotel Bellevue Palace<\/a><\/h2>\n
Bern, Switzerland<\/h5>\n

\"Hotel<\/a><\/p>\n

It says a lot about what kind of hotel the Bellevue Palace is that it\u2019s the Swiss government\u2019s official lodging, playing host to visiting dignitaries and heads of state as well as Swiss members of parliament. In fact it\u2019s publicly owned, but privately managed, a sort of best-of-both-worlds approach that seems to have paid off \u2014 its facilities and atmosphere are flawless, but the service is anything but complacent.<\/p>\n

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Corte della Maest\u00e0<\/a><\/h2>\n
Civita di Bagnoregio, Italy<\/h5>\n

\"Corte<\/a><\/p>\n

The hilltop village of Civita di Bagnoregio is a vision so magnificent that you\u2019ll have a hard time believing that Italians once nicknamed the place \u201cthe dying city.\u201d When an earthquake struck in 1685, residents fled; centuries later, an Italian psychologist and his wife bought the old seminary and transformed it into a fantastically charming guesthouse called Corte della Maest\u00e0.<\/p>\n

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The Fifth Avenue Hotel<\/a><\/h2>\n
New York City, NY, USA<\/h5>\n

\"The<\/a><\/p>\n

The Fifth Avenue Hotel is more than just one hotel among many in the city\u2019s thriving NoMad neighborhood. Architecturally, it spans more than a century, combining a 1907 Renaissance-style structure with a modern 24-story glass tower. And inside, the Gilded Age glamour of its public spaces serves as the inspiration for designer Martin Brudnizki\u2019s fantastically colorful and ornate rooms and suites.<\/p>\n

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Asaba<\/a><\/h2>\n
Izu, Japan<\/h5>\n

\"Asaba\"<\/a><\/p>\n

They\u2019re all pretty traditional, but some ryokan are more traditional than others. Asaba has not only the tranquil atmosphere and the stunning natural setting you\u2019d expect from a top country inn, but it\u2019s got five hundred thirty years of unbroken history behind it as well. In fact, if you wanted to calibrate your ryokan-sense using the most reliable possible instrument, then Asaba is your prototype.<\/p>\n

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Tenuta di Canonica<\/a><\/h2>\n
Canonica, Todi, Italy<\/h5>\n

\"Tenuta<\/a><\/p>\n

The Tuscan villa hotel is the classic Italian getaway \u2014 but closely related, and perhaps a touch more dramatic, is the Umbrian watchtower hotel. Tenuta di Canonica stands on a hilltop just across the Tiber river from the old town of Todi, and while the tower itself is of medieval vintage, its foundations are Roman in origin \u2014 and the hotel is positively steeped in millennia of history.<\/p>\n

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The Retreat at Blue Lagoon<\/a><\/h2>\n
Grindav\u00edk, Iceland<\/h5>\n

\"The<\/a><\/p>\n

Yes, Iceland\u2019s famous Blue Lagoon is a manmade tourist attraction, but only a killjoy would shun it on that basis \u2014 especially now that it\u2019s also the site of the incredibly stylish and unmistakably high-end Retreat Hotel. It\u2019s got its own guests-only lagoon, so that you can skip the very busy public pool, and a couple of suites come with their own fully private baths.<\/p>\n

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Pioneertown Motel<\/a><\/h2>\n
Pioneertown, CA, USA<\/h5>\n

\"Pioneertown<\/a><\/p>\n

Pioneertown was born when Hollywood Western stars got sick of traveling long distances to find Old West atmosphere, and established their own Westworld in the desert near Joshua Tree. Those days are long gone, but the town is newly resurgent, as is the stylish and comfortable Pioneertown Motel. Its rooms trade Hollywood-style glamour for vintage charm with a contemporary design eye and custom furniture.<\/p>\n

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Airelles Gordes, La Bastide<\/a><\/h2>\n
Gordes, France<\/h5>\n

\"Airelles<\/a><\/p>\n

The Proven\u00e7al hilltop village of Gordes provides the spectacular setting for one of the region\u2019s most extraordinary hotels. Airelles Gordes takes pride of place within this medieval village, with its expansive view of the Luberon valley. The main house dates back to the 16th century, while the hotel\u2019s interiors take their inspiration from the elegance of the 18th.<\/p>\n

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Zannier Phum Baitang<\/a><\/h2>\n
Siem Reap, Cambodia<\/h5>\n

\"Zannier<\/a><\/p>\n

Once upon a time, Siem Reap was a village. A village strategically positioned as the gateway to Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world, mind you, but a village nonetheless, a far cry from the bustling resort destination it is today. So it makes sense that one new hotel, the 45-villa Phum Baitang, would aim to recreate the simple charm of village life, set just outside of town.<\/p>\n

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Raffles Hotel, Singapore<\/a><\/h2>\n
Singapore<\/h5>\n

\"Raffles<\/a><\/p>\n

Raffles is the stuff of legends. Since opening in 1886, the last Singapore tiger was shot underneath the Bar and Billiards room (1902), the first Singapore sling was mixed at the Long Bar (1915), and Ava Gardner and Elizabeth Taylor called it home. Joseph Conrad, W Somerset Maugham, and Rudyard Kipling lived here too. In short, Raffles embodies all that was glamorous about the Far East in colonial times.<\/p>\n

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Lupaia<\/a><\/h2>\n
Torrita di Siena, Italy<\/h5>\n

\"Lupaia\"<\/a><\/p>\n

At Lupaia, the \u201cTuscan rustic\u201d farmhouse charm is cranked up to eleven or twelve, especially in its open kitchen, where a daily four-course dinner is made out of produce from the hotel\u2019s own organic garden. And it\u2019s in plentiful supply in the rooms as well, carefully adapted from five painstakingly renovated historical structures, each of which is an architectural mosaic of Tuscan styles.<\/p>\n

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Legado Mitico<\/a><\/h2>\n
Buenos Aires, Argentina<\/h5>\n

\"Legado<\/a><\/p>\n

The idea of a theme hotel is normally cause for some skepticism. Which makes the success of Legado Mitico in Buenos Aires so much more impressive. Its stylish guest rooms and public spaces pay homage to Argentina\u2019s history in a subtle, intelligent manner, and the result is a quirky, cool hotel with an added hook for well-read travelers \u2014 and those who\u2019d like a warmer alternative to the city\u2019s frostier minimalist boutiques.<\/p>\n

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Villa Cicolina<\/a><\/h2>\n
Montepulciano, Italy<\/h5>\n

\"Villa<\/a><\/p>\n

Villa Cicolina is a quiet, country-chic villa surrounded by vineyards and olive groves. The aristocratic families that used to summer at the old house left behind a legacy of well-preserved ceiling frescoes, artwork, and period furniture, lending the hotel an old-fashioned air, while today\u2019s owners have endeavored to make the beautifully adorned rooms feel comfortable and lived-in.<\/p>\n

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La Sultana Oualidia<\/a><\/h2>\n
Oualidia, Morocco<\/h5>\n

\"La<\/a><\/p>\n

This fishing village of Oualidia is where Marrakchis go when the tourist season hits, and it\u2019s where you\u2019ll find La Sultana. The style is, in a way, exactly what you\u2019d expect from a classic Moroccan seaside resort \u2014 stone, tadelakt, antique furnishings and original artworks. Colors are soft and sunny, and sunlight and space are both in plentiful supply.<\/p>\n

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