Sorrento, Italy has the best online hotel reputation worldwide. Dresden, Germany follows next on the list, dropping from the top spot it held last year. Chicago, IL took 8th place on the ranking. The hotel industry in up-and-coming Poland should be proud, as it racks up 3 destinations in the top 10 this year, while Croatia takes 2.
The news is out – the cities with the best hotels in the world are revealed. Based on over 82 million traveler reviews, trivago.com presents its 2014 ranking of the top destinations whose hotels are loved by the masses.
According to trivago Reputation Ranking, Sorrento, Italy, which has the best online hotel reputation worldwide. Dresden, Germany follows next on the list, dropping from the top spot it held last year. Chicago, IL took 8th place on the ranking. The hotel industry in up-and-coming Poland should be proud, as it racks up 3 destinations in the top 10 this year, while Croatia takes 2. Siem Reap (home to Angkor Wat of Cambodia) is quite popular for hotels among travelers worldwide, taking the #5 spot.
And the worst…
Brazilian destination Rio de Janeiro might be wise to clean up its hotels before the masses storm in for the World Cup this summer, as the capital city is the 10th least favored destination for hotels in the world. London ranks in the bottom five again this year (a slight improvement from the last place spot it took last year).
France’s Paris and Nice, although forever popular among tourists, don’t have the highest rated hotels on the map, taking the 9th and 8th lowest positions on the ranking, respectively.
Southeast Asian destinations took the remaining 6 places in the bottom 10, with Manila in the last position this year.
The trivago Reputation Rankingis based on over 82 million reviews compiled by trivago from over 200 online booking websites. The ranking only contains hotels with over 60 reviews and cities with over 130 hotels, therefore examining the most popular destinations in the world.
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