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16 September 2026

The only Australian hotel on the world's top 50 list for 2026 is a Sydney getaway in the CBD

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The only Australian hotel on the world's top 50 list for 2026 is a Sydney getaway in the CBD

The World's 50 Best Hotels 2026 have been revealed at a glittering awards ceremony in Paris - and just one Australian venue made the coveted top 50.

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