Read on for some of our favorite new hotels (and restored haunts) in North America. 

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

The Riviera Maya EDITION At Kanai

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.

Hotel Bardo Savannah

Savannah

Fontainebleau Las Vegas

The Strip is best-known as an adult playground, a place where grown-ups can do almost anything they please. The hotel casinos encompass every type of design, from elaborate themes of by-gone eras to modern, sleek styles with lots of windows. The entertainment options include adults-only shows, nightclubs, and every kind of casino game you can imagine…

Nowhere has more action than the Strip, and you’d be missing out if you didn’t spend part of your time there. Plus, the entire valley is built around it, so you can easily get in and out. Right now, the most exciting parts of Las Vegas are happening dead-center.

The Las Vegas Strip is likely the neighborhood you came for if you're visiting Las Vegas for the first time. It's a four-mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard packed with casinos, restaurants, and ritzy hotels.

The Strip

Populus

This is a neighborhood that's mostly business, though it's also home to the 16th Street Mall, an outdoor promenade lined with shops, restaurants, and art. You'll also find the Denver Performing Arts Complex, Colorado Convention Center, and a sculpture known as the Big Blue Bear here.

Central Business District

These hotels stand out for value, hospitality, and/or design but are generally under the radar.

Pendry Natirar

The Global Ambassador

Phoenix-Scottsdale

The Manner

But don’t write off Soho as a mere urban shopping mall. Though many of the art galleries that made Soho New York a contemporary-art hot spot in the 1970s and ’80s decamped to Chelsea and the Lower East Side, some excellent art spaces remain.

Soho is one of the city's hottest shopping destinations, but this high-profile neighborhood is also home to some of NYC's best restaurants, hotels and more.

SoHo is for the boho-chic, the fashion-forward and the in-the-know New Yorker. What used to be the most popular artist hangout spot back in the 1960s and ’70s has turned into the fashion capital of the city.