NYC was demolished on the new list of the best ’10 world hotels in the world compiled by expert travel reviewers

The list just discovered the top 10 hotels in the world – and none of the luxury ones in New York made the elite list.

With so many extraordinary travel destinations-it is difficult to narrow the best places to stay, but the Paris-based company known for its rankings at the hotel and restaurant took on the difficult task of doing it.

To compile this list, the site came to 400 different hotel reviews given from the press which then passed through an algorithm system to create a 100-point scales, as explained by Bloomberg.

“We are a synthesis of all the rankings and appreciation we see,” said Helen Pietri, managing director of La List, for Bloomberg.

As a result, 10 different hotels around the world are all ranked no. 1-Six of them are in Europe, and none in the area with three states.

Who made the cut?

1. Paris Réserve

This 5 -star hotel is the one that tourists and travel reviewers cannot get enough.

“The property has a tremendous service, some great food stores and drinks, a pool and bath, and a beautiful historical design. If money is not an object, it’s really hard to choose among the high property in Paris – it all depends on what part of the city you prefer, and what kind of vibrancy and design you like.”

2. Cheval Blanc Paris

Jing Daily described this hotel in Paris as that “does not just offer accommodation at a level where everything is extraordinary. What Troly highlights it is his ability to create unforgettable moments – the moment I don’t think I will ever forget.”

3. The Connaught Hotel in London

Forbes travel guide described this gem of a hotel as “the perfect base to explore the rest of London, including West End theaters, open space near the West.”

4. The Savoy in London

Condé Nast Traveler described Savoy as “iconic” and a “favorite hotel of Marlyn Monroe and Marlene Dietrich, Savoy was the first hotel in Britain to have elevators and electric light, and is still at the top of his game”.

5. Il san pietro di positanoItal

This hotel in Positano, Italy, is the favorite among the passengers.

“Despite its famous status and service litan, it remains a family issue. Water, has a swimming pool, bathroom, tennis field, solarium and restaurant Al Fresco Beachside, Carlino’s,” The Telegraph Rved.

6. JK Place Capri, Italy

This hotel on the island of Capri, Italy, is described as everything, but common.

Forbes said this is “one of the only hotels in Capri located exactly in the ocean. It has 22 rooms and unique suites. Many rooms have small balconies in front of the sea, and the pentouse suit has a long private terrace with a panoramic view of Naples.”

And the cost for these spectacular rooms? The coastal rooms are said to go for $ 2,000 a night in the summer.

7. Oriental Mandarin, Bangkok, Thailand

Condé Nast Traveler explained that the Oriental Mandarin is “Bangkok’s first hotel is still, despite the extremely harsh competition from any number of the latest arrivals, is best – as well as one of the last examples everywhere on Earth of an excellent dame.

8. Peninsula Shanghai, China

Forbes travel guide had nothing but amazing things to say about Shanghai Peninsula.

“The service is impeccable from the moment you reach the five -star hotel until you check. And don’t worry if your Chinese are limited to We hao (“Hello”): everyone on staff speaks well English and may not be more gracious or more available to help. “

9. Chicago peninsula

It is a high honor for the Chicago Peninsula to make this elite list, as it is the only US opportunity.

Experts in the follower describe this hotel as “the perfect destination rich for families, dignitaries, celebrities and wealthy business travelers. With many delicious delicious opportunities, stunning pools, spacious rooms and suites, there is much to worship about legend.”

10. Rosewood Mayakoba, Playa del Carmen, Mexico

This hotel is known for its modern rooms and a quiet atmosphere with stunning appearance.

“A stand in Rosewood Mayakoba has just as much about luxury as it is about immersing itself in the savages of the Yucatán peninsula of Mexico,” wrote Nast Traveler.