These are the countries with the best hotels worldwide
A recent study has revealed the countries with the best hotels worldwide, but sadly Australia has missed out.
The study by Onebed ranked countries with the best hotel offerings by analysing star ratings, pricing, and hotel density using data from Google Hotels.
"When evaluating the best hotel destinations, it's important to consider not just the luxury options but the overall balance of accessibility and affordability," Dylan Tollemache Co-Founder & CEO at Onebed said.
Here are the top 10 countries in the world with the best hotels.
10. Denmark
Denmark rounds out the top ten countries with a composite score of 33.61. Its well-balanced hospitality market includes five-star hotels averaging $600 per night.
Denmark is gaining popularity as a travel destination in Europe, combining affordability with high-quality mid-range and luxury options.
9. Luxembourg
Luxembourg ranks ninth, achieving a composite score of 34.79 and showing high market efficiency within its 2,586-square-kilometre area.
Five-star rates average $390 while budget stays start at $130, creating accessible segmentation across all categories.
7. Austria
Austria ranks seventh, achieving a composite score of 37.91 by offering both luxury and mid-range accommodations.
Five-star hotels average $790 per night, with an extensive 3-star hotel inventory of 2,168 properties at $180 per night, ensuring broad accessibility.
6. UAE
The UAE stands sixth with a composite score of 40.86, reflecting its robust hotel sector spanning 83,600 square kilometres.
Its well-distributed hospitality market includes 87 two-star, 303 three-star, 442 four-star, and 331 five-star properties, showcasing a balanced approach to market segmentation.
5. Iceland
Iceland ranks fifth with a composite score of 41.49. Its 93 five-star properties offer unique hospitality experiences, averaging $1800 per night.
