Best St. Regis Hotels & Resorts

Built as a grand palace in 1894, The St. Regis Rome is still filled with ornate treasures from its heyday. Some of the property's most exquisite original details include Murano glass light fixtures, a handcrafted stucco staircase and the famous Ritz Ballroom, which features Italian frescoes, chandeliers, gilded mirrors and candelabras. Superior Rooms offer wooden inlaid furniture, antiques acquired from state residences and velvet armchairs, while suites come with The St. Regis brand's legendary personal butler service – a hallmark of the brand since 1904. Outside of the property's accommodations, guests will find CÆLUM Lounge & Bar, an upscale restaurant and bar designed to match the hotel's Belle Époque period details that serves Mediterranean cuisine. The hotel also houses Di...Vino, a private wine cellar with over 500 labels in an alcove of the Baths of Diocletian. Recent guests appreciated the hotel's prime location near Rome's Piazza Della Repubblica and that Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and redeem points here. 

Travelers found little to complain about at the highly acclaimed St. Regis Istanbul. First and foremost, service is exemplary. Guests reported feeling completely taken care of by staff throughout the hotel, and with both butler and personal styling services included in the room rate, you likely won't have to lift a finger during your stay. The hotel's location in the Nisantasi district also garnered lots of praise. Standard accommodations, which measure up to 600 square feet, match the neighborhood's penchant for luxury and are decorated in fine art deco accents. Rooms also come equipped with coffee makers and flat-screen TVs, as well as walk-in dressing rooms and bathrooms with separate showers and tubs. Meanwhile, the Iridium Spa houses three pools in addition to hammams, and personal training sessions can be scheduled in the on-site exercise room. For dining, guests can choose between Wolfgang Puck's farm-to-table-inspired Spago, or the St. Regis Brasserie, which offers Parisian-Turkish fusion dishes. And don't miss out on the hotel's impressive art collection, which includes works from the Demsa Collection, one of the world's most revered private art collections. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

Despite its name, this historic hotel in downtown Vancouver is not affiliated with the St. Regis brand. But according to recent guests, The St. Regis Hotel is just as luxurious thanks to its attentive customer service and ample amenities. Rooms are outfitted with complimentary Fiji water (replenished daily), complimentary Wi-Fi access, L'Occitane toiletries and LCD TVs. But the free perks don't stop with the accommodations: Guests also receive a complimentary breakfast for two and complimentary daily passes to the Steve Nash Sports Club, located one block west of the hotel. And thanks to the hotel's central location, you'll be within walking distance to some of downtown Vancouver's best eateries — a perk recent guests said will be their main motivation for returning. If you'd rather stick close to the hotel, you'll also find a bar and grill on site, in addition to a steakhouse. No need to leave the property for your daily caffeine fix either; the St. Regis boasts its own Starbucks.