If you’re a green traveler looking for more sustainable lodging options, here are some of our favorite hotels that are doing their part.

These hotels are the top recommendations from the Safarist community and have been personally vetted and endorsed by our team of hospitality experts.

Copacabana Palace, A Belmond Hotel, Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro

The Breakers Palm Beach

Palm Beach

Le Blanc Resort Cancun – Adults Only – All Inclusive

Often considered the Las Vegas of Mexico, this economic juggernaut is known for its hedonistic pursuits, megamalls and behemoth resorts that line the commercialized strip of the Hotel Zone.

...the nightlife zone, Punta Cancún, where both parts of the number seven meet. Here, day drinkers and night owls can flock to restaurants like Mandala and Señor Frogs that shapeshift into thumping party palaces after dark.

By far the most popular neighborhood for tourists in Cancun, the Hotel Zone is the skinny, Caribbean Sea-facing stretch of beach that is lined with the majority of resorts in the city. Here, you'll find restaurants, nightclubs, beach clubs, and most of the city's tourist attractions.

Hotel Zone

These hotels have been recommended by industry-leaders including but not limited to Condé Nast, Goop, Travel + Leisure, and more, and have been featured in "Best of Lists" by travel experts we trust.

One&Only Reethi Rah

Ham Yard Hotel, Firmdale Hotels

Soho is the geographical and spiritual centre of LGBTQ+ London. With more gay bars per square mile than any other area, Soho is buzzing on any night of the week. It’s mainstream fun: expect an all-ages, international crowd and pop music as sugary-sweet as the cocktails.

London's Soho has been showing us a good time for centuries. Its messy grid of streets and narrow alleyways is buzzy, grubby, swanky and sexy in equal parts