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A Vermont resort was also named among the world’s best.

The Penthouse Suite at Hotel AKA Boston Common. Hotel AKA Boston Common.

New England has some of the finest accommodations on the planet, according to Conde Nast Traveler readers.

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  Provincetown is losing its charm, say Boston.com readers

The travel publication released its list of the 50 best hotels in the world on Tuesday, part of its 38th Annual Readers’ Choice Awards, and White Barn Inn, Auberge Resorts Collection in Kennebunk, Maine ranked No. 17; InterContinental Boston, an IHG Hotel ranked No. 24; Hyatt Regency Boston ranked No. 36; and Hotel AKA Boston Common ranked No. 41.

The No. 1 hotel in the world is the Lodge at Bodega Bay in Bodega Bay, Calif. 

The publication called its list of the world’s best hotels “your manual for planning that next adventure.”

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Kennebunk’s White Barn Inn, also named the best hotel in Northeast, has attracted “couples seeking enchantment and celebrities seeking discretion,” wrote the publication, which noted its lobster fettuccine, spa services, and “hand-packed picnic baskets made for sunrise (or sunset) beach picnics.”

InterContinental Boston. – InterContinental Boston

At InterContinental Boston, also named the best hotel in Boston, guests stay in renovated rooms and suites with waterfront views of Boston Harbor. Wrote the publication, “there’s barely a bad view from this property—with workspaces, velvet banquette chairs, plush linens, and roomy standalone tubs with handy sliding-door windows that open into the room so you can doubly enjoy that waterfront view.”

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The “versatile” Hyatt Regency Boston near the Theater District “demonstrates a real sense of range, whether you’re traveling with a furry friend and need pet-friendly accommodations or in search of more leg room, in which case a suite with its own balcony certainly couldn’t hurt,” wrote Conde Nast Traveler.

Finally, at Hotel AKA Boston Common “guest rooms carry Eames lounge chairs, plush carpeting, and workspaces that embody both functionality and a relaxed, at-home feeling, though their best amenity may be the postcard-perfect vistas of Boston offered by the city and skyline view rooms,” wrote the publication.

A hot tub at Twin Farms in Barnard, Vermont. – Twin Farms

A Vermont stay also made the publication’s list of 50 best resorts in the world: Twin Farms in Barnard, Vermont ranked No. 47 and Conde Nast Traveler noted “there’s a guide readily available for walks through the surrounding woods, an on-call chauffeur for local outings, and even someone to bring you milk and cookies at any hour.”

The No. 1 resort is COMO Uma Ubud in Bali, Indonesia.

This year, Conde Nast Traveler readers cast 757,109 votes for the annual awards, determining the very best in hotels, resorts, spas, airlines, and more worldwide. The results will be featured in the magazine’s November issue.

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View Conde Nast Traveler‘s list of the 50 best hotels in the world.

Kristi Palma

Culture writer

Kristi Palma is a culture writer for Boston.com, focusing on New England travel. She covers airlines, hotels, and things to do across Boston and New England. She is the author of Scenic Six, a weekly travel newsletter.

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