Rosewood has once again been recognized among the world’s leading hospitality brands, with Rosewood Hong Kong retaining the No. 1 position in The 50 Best Hotels 2026, following its first-place ranking in 2025. Rosewood São Paulo also rose significantly, moving from No. 24 to No. 6, alongside Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel (No. 14), and Las Ventanas al Paraíso, A Rosewood Resort (No. 25).
Rosewood London (No. 56), Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco (No. 62), and Rosewood Bangkok (No. 70) were also recognized in the extended 51–100 list. Beyond the individual hotel rankings, Rosewood was named the Ferrari Trento Most Admired Hotel Group 2026, an award voted for by the 50 Best Hotels Academy that recognizes the brand’s broader contribution to the global hospitality landscape and its distinctive, place-led approach to hospitality.
“Hospitality is a powerful force for connection," said Sonia Cheng, Chief Executive Officer, Rosewood Hotel Group. "To be recognized once again by The 50 Best Hotels is more than just a milestone for the brand. It is also a moment of pride for our team, and for the destinations and local communities where we are deeply connected. We're not just building beautiful hotels; together, we are creating places that are globally celebrated and genuinely meaningful for these destinations. That sense of shared achievement leaves a legacy for our associates, partners and communities."
Since its launch in 2023, The 50 Best Hotels has become one of the industry's most respected global benchmarks, celebrating exceptional hotel experiences as voted by more than 800 anonymous hospitality experts across 13 regions worldwide. The annual awards recognize hotels that redefine hospitality through outstanding service, innovation, design and guest experience.
No. 1 Rosewood Hong Kong (pictured)
Rosewood Hong Kong is a cultural centrepiece, anchored at the heart of Victoria Harbour. Soaring high above the city, the estate weaves past and present, east and west, with a dynamic community to create a space where guests, residents and local life can thrive. Through creative social initiatives, it plays an essential role in empowering Hong Kong's underserved communities. Designed by acclaimed interior designer Tony Chi, the vertical estate is home to 413 rooms and 186 Rosewood Residences. 11 gastronomic concepts drawing on global cuisine reflect Hong Kong’s kaleidoscopic culinary scene, while Asaya Spa by Guerlain invigorates mind, body and spirit through immersive treatments and holistic fitness concepts. With an ever-changing art collection—each piece with a story to tell—and exclusive access to the city’s cultural establishments, there is an intimate connection to the city’s creative heart.
No. 6 Rosewood São Paulo
Rosewood São Paulo is a regenerative urban oasis, where lively local culture and artistic energy flourish alongside Mother Nature. Occupying an old maternity ward and visionary vertical garden tower, designed by Pritzker Prize-winner Jean Nouvel, the hotel breathes new life into a historic enclave of the city. Interiors are an ode to the eclecticism of São Paulo. Each of the 181 rooms, suites and 100 Rosewood Residences are creatively curated with books, artwork and wood walls, while over 450 commissioned pieces by Brazilian talents shape the art gallery. Dining is equally culturally inspired; an homage to the city’s thriving food scene. Six restaurants and bars, led by up-and-coming chefs, offer global flavors around the clock. With dynamic fitness classes, greenery-framed pools and an Asaya Spa by Guerlain, well-being here reflects the diverse rhythms of Brazil.
No. 14 Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel
An iconic Parisian landmark overlooking the Place de la Concorde, Hôtel de Crillon stands as a monument to French history and modern culture. Born from the vision of Louis XV, the former palace is now an escape shaping art, design and gastronomy. Inside, refinement meets relevance in every considered detail. Walls are the stage for stories in sculpture, painting and photography, while the 124 rooms and suites, including Karl Lagerfeld-designed Les Grands Appartements, bring contemporary comfort to the building’s iconic soul. Taste is similarly pioneering: each dish at the four restaurants celebrates seasonal bounty and the finesse of French classics, elevated for the modern palate. At Sense Spa, a light-filled sanctuary, the stresses of everyday life are instantly eased.
No. 25 Las Ventanas al Paraíso, A Rosewood Resort
Las Ventanas al Paraíso, A Rosewood Resort, reveals the soul of Southern Baja. Nestled where desert stillness meets the sea, the coastal escape captures the essence of Los Cabos, inviting connection through culturally rich experiences and celebratory rituals. From original works by leading artists to handmade details, Mexican artistry shapes the retreat. The 84 suites and villas, including the signature Ty Warner Mansion, and 30 Rosewood Residences are tranquil oceanfront sanctuaries, showcasing local craftsmanship. Gastronomy here is rooted in the region, with five restaurants and bars highlighting produce from land and sea. A stay offers space to breathe, whether through sunrise yoga, horseback riding along the beach, healing rituals at the award-winning spa or simply relaxing at the eight peaceful pools.
No. 56 Rosewood London
Standing proud in a Grade II-listed building moments from the West End, Rosewood London is where new legacies begin. The modern manor house blends quintessential London grandeur with contemporary eclecticism, inviting guests into a world of British charm and wit. Artistic expression is woven into the walls, with an ever-evolving gallery of contemporary and traditional artworks extending into the thoughtfully curated 264 rooms and 44 suites; including the only suite in the world with its very own postcode. With artful gastronomy at three restaurants and bars, delightfully classic pie-making classes and Sense Spa treatments using Epsom salts sourced from a historic spa town, life here celebrates British heritage with a modern twist.
No. 62 Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel
Framed by the rolling hills of UNESCO World Heritage Site Val d’Orcia, Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel, is an immersion into the Tuscan way of life. Located in a 12th-century borgo, lovingly restored by the Ferragamo family, this is an escape that welcomes guests home. The estate is dotted with 42 suites and 11 villas; once medieval farmhouses, now intimate retreats curated with carefully sourced antiques and handpicked pieces from across Italy. With a two-Michelin-starred restaurant, traditional trattoria and historic winery, farm-to-table fare becomes a daily ritual here. A stay is both exploration and restoration: strolls down tree-lined trails and through ancient ruins, rounds of golf at a private course, rejuvenating swims and botanical treatments at the spa.
No. 70 Rosewood Bangkok
Rosewood Bangkok is a sanctuary rising high with the city’s skyline. Shaped by the Thai gesture of respect, ‘wai’, the striking vertical form is an expression of the region’s soul: tradition and modernity uniting in form, taste and culture. Inspired by elegant Thai sensibilities and contemporary design, the 158 rooms, including 20 suites and three signature houses, are spaces that invite calm and restoration. Here, the four dining spaces are shaped by stories, from regionally- inspired Thai cuisine to dishes that honor the city’s Chinese heritage. At Lennon’s, one of Southeast Asia’s largest vinyl collections sets the scene for craft cocktails. Every detail is curated for connection: guests can discover Thai cooking classes, curated works by local artists and traditional restorative rituals at Sense Spa.
