List compiled by experts from Fordor's Travel, with properties from 43 countries broken up into eight categories Europe dominates as the region with the most winners, followed by US with 20 - while London scores three <\/p>\n
By Emily Payne for MailOnline <\/p>\n
Published: 02:07 EST, 19 September 2014 | Updated: 02:07 EST, 19 September 2014 <\/p>\n
They're a far cry from your average Holiday Inn. <\/p>\n
For the fourth year running, travel guide specialists Fodor's Travel has announced its top 100 hotels in the world, celebratingproperties that 'provide travelers with remarkable experiences'. <\/p>\n
Over the course of a year, experts stayed at more than 5,000 properties all over the globe, from Anguilla to Vietnam. <\/p>\n
The 100 hotels, which span 43 countries, were placed into eight different categories: All-Inclusive Vacations, Beach Getaways, Boutique Chic, Modern City, Enduring Classics, Country Retreats, Small Hotels and Trip of a Lifetime. <\/p>\n
Blissfully secluded: Beautiful Song Spa Private Island Cambodia is featured on the Trip of a Lifetime list <\/p>\n
Country living: English stately home, Hartwell House, features on the list of best Country Retreats <\/p>\n
Europe, which saw a post-recession boost in visitors in the last year, dominates as the region with 29 winners. <\/p>\n
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