Travel + Leisure readers have wide-ranging personalities, interests, and preferences — and all of that is reflected in their favorite hotels around the world. In their picks for this year’s list, you’ll read about hotels in some of the world’s greatest urban centers: Paris, Rio, Mumbai, New York City.

A girls’ weekend, couple’s retreat, or solo trip should start with an above-average hotel stay. The Wall Street Hotel just opened in downtown Manhattan and has quickly become a top destination in the FiDi neighborhood (and the city at large). It’s in a renovated Beaux Arts building close to buzzy restaurants and luxury shopping, and has its own share of impressive amenities.

Seema and Carrie go to get Valentine’s Day massages at The Well, the 13,000 square foot Flatiron spa that has an impressive crowd of devotees ranging from social media influencers to CEOs thanks to its East-meets-West medicinal approach. (An example? A facial that combines Biologique Recherche products with acupuncture.)

Encased by 14,000-foot-high peaks, Madeline Hotel and Residences in Telluride's Mountain Village bills itself as a "base camp for adventure," since guides with more than 60 years of combined Telluride residency can help couples plan a romantic or adrenaline-fueled experience.

Seema and Carrie head to The Well for some emergency massages, showing off their increasingly opposing styles in the process. Once again, Seema opts for monochrome, wearing all white in knee-high boots, an eyelet pencil skirt, Sofia Cashmere fur-collared coat, and fuzzy little Fendi clutch. Carrie, meanwhile, embraces her inner bohemian in wide-leg jeans, a gray-and-pink striped sweater, leather jacket, plaid scarf, and wool newsboy cap.

Anyone who's ever lived in or visited New York City knows that space comes at a premium. Luxury space? Even more so. That's why The Wall Street Hotel, located in the heart of FiDi and brand-new as of last summer (psst: it was just named "No. 1 Hotel in New York City" in Travel & Leisure's 2023 World's Best Awards) was such a rare slice of heaven in the otherwise crowded city.

These days, there’s pleasure as well as business to be had in the Financial District – and The Wall Street Hotel points to a more layered identity than the stereotypes of Goldman-issue puffer vests, charging bulls and Ellis Island ferries.

Vacationing in Colorado is escapism at its finest. It’s a place where adventure, solitude, and utter relaxation are easy to find — where lush summer landscapes turn to a kaleidoscope of colors in the fall, are blanketed with ski-ready powder all winter, and bloom to life once more in spring. It’s an all-season destination where a good time calls from just about anywhere, but according to Travel + Leisure readers, there are a few Colorado resorts that stand out from the pack.

In the heart of FiDi, this elegant 180-room property provides simple touches that didn’t go unnoticed by T+L readers: heated bathroom flooring, Frette bed linens, and dog-friendly accommodations. It’s an “incredible addition to downtown NYC,” said one voter, who also commented that the hotel was “tastefully designed” and had “impeccable service.”

It’s a long way from Broome to Lower Manhattan, but the Australian Paspaley family has made its mark on Wall Street with this fabulous new property housed in a handsome 14-storey Beaux Arts building.

The Wall Street Hotel is now welcoming guests. The highly anticipated new hotel, housed in the historic Tontine building, is set to usher in a new era for lower Manhattan’s Financial District, introducing a stylish and cultural heart to the area.

You might be surprised to find that Telluride’s summer contains just as much potential for adrenaline-fueled adventure as the winter ski season courtesy of the Five-Star hotel’s summer programming. Family fly-fishing and picnicking, ropes coursing, bungee jumping and tea trekking all await in the mountain town.