The 25 Best Hotels In Asia

Here are the top 25 hotels in Asia, selected by Condé Nast Traveler readers.

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25. Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong

Readers' Rating: 89.272

This "perfectly located landmark" a short walk from the Star Ferry Pier "blends the best of East and West."

"High-tech, rest-inducing" rooms have "amazing double showerheads," linen sheets, blond-wood paneling, and Hermès toiletries.

Pierre, on the 25th floor, serves modern French cuisine overlooking Victoria Harbour through floor-to-ceiling windows. For communal dining and no menu, head to the Krug Room, where the chef creates dinner each evening according to his inspiration and waiters draw from the largest array of Krug champagnes outside of France.

24. Shinta Mani Club, Siem Reap, Cambodia

Readers' Rating: 89.440

This renovated 39-room boutique hotel is a ten-minute walk from the town center and a 15-minute drive from Angkor Wat.

Bangkok-based American designer Bill Bensley created spaces that are serene and minimalist yet theatrical, with rectangular columns, recessed doorways, and other dramatic features inspired by the architecture of Angkor.

Rooms are in a palette of black, gray, and white, offset by splashes of orange reminiscent of Cambodian monks’ robes.

23. Upper House, Hong Kong

Readers' Rating: 89.698

The tone is streamlined at this high-rise hotel, located 38 stories above the Pacific Palace retail complex.

Guest rooms are equipped with high-tech amenities like energy-saving sensors and iPod Touches loaded with in-room dining and guest services menus. The spacious bathrooms have walk-in rain showers and deep soaking tubs angled to allow spectacular views of Victoria Harbour and The Peak.

Hong Kong’s designer-clad crowd elbows its way to window seats at the panoramic 49th-floor lounge before dining at the acclaimed Café Gray Deluxe.