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Our Favorite Hotels in the U.S.

Our Favorite Hotels in the U.S.
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Courtesy Hotel Saint Cecilia

In some destinations, there is a dearth of great places to stay; in others, there are so many options that you need a trusted recommendation to avoid ending up somewhere mediocre (and still expensive). Here are the hotels in the U.S. we don't have to think about twice, all on the 2017 Gold List.

1. Hotel Saint Cecilia

Austin, Texas

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Courtesy Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore

2. Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore

Baltimore, Maryland

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Courtesy The Ivy Hotel

3. The Ivy Hotel

Baltimore, Maryland

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Courtesy Ames Boston Hotel

4. Ames Boston Hotel

Boston, Massachusetts

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Courtesy XV Beacon

5. XV Beacon

Boston, Massachusetts

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