Hotels Above Par

1 day ago | hotelsabovepar.com | Luke Abrahams

When you first drive down to The Fish via the pretty village of Moreton-in-Marsh, it looks as though you have been dropped into some remote Tuscan village. The light was golden; rolling hills and cutesy villages filled the panorama, and there were even cypress trees swaying in the wind. Van Gogh, who? Reality however, sets in the moment you hit check in, and you are swiftly reminded you are indeed on the 500-acre Farncombe Estate in The Cotswolds.

3 days ago | hotelsabovepar.com | Gina Jackson

It's easy to see why Langkawi's secluded Datai Bay is often ranked among the world's most beautiful beaches. Picture this: a sweeping crescent of golden sand flanked by dense jungle on one side and sparkling, ever-changing waters on the other. Steamy rainforest stretches endlessly inland, and tucked deep within this 10-million-year-old ecosystem is the island's crowning jewel- The Datai Langkawi, a legendary hideaway long considered one of Malaysia's most luxurious stays.

6 days ago | hotelsabovepar.com | Taryn White

Formerly one of Morocco's four imperial capitals, Marrakech remains a significant cultural and political center in North Africa. Its historical transformation is vividly reflected in its architectural diversity, from medieval kasbahs to French Art Deco buildings. In the heart of the city's Palmeraie district lies Morocco's first Black-owned hotel, opened in 2001 by lawyer-turned-designer and author of Inside Marrakesh: Enchanting Homes and Gardens, Meryanne Loum-Martin.

6 days ago | hotelsabovepar.com | Lauren Harano

Some hotels reel travelers in with massive infinity pools, others with rooftop views or interiors worthy of a design magazine-but for those in the know, it's the pastry counter that can really seal the deal. Imagine waking up to the scent of buttery croissants baked in-house, trying delicious tarts after a long lunch, or discovering desserts so pretty they deserve their own passport stamp.

1 week ago | hotelsabovepar.com | Alison Fox

I flipped the light switch off, and the sky lit up-stars twinkling like specks against a dark velvet sky. I was cozily settled into bed beneath the glass dome of my tent at the Memories Aicha Luxury Camp in Jordan's Wadi Rum desert, mesmerized by the canopy of constellations above. Set in the heart of the desert, far from light pollution and the nearest major city, the 55-room tented camp was the perfect backdrop for some serious stargazing.