This is the list of 2013 best of the best hotels around the world [b]1. Mombo Camp[/b] (Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana) [img]http://www.travelandleisure.com/images/amexpub/0037/5022/201307-w-worlds-best-hotels-mombo-camp.jpg[/img] [spoiler]Mombo Camp’s nine tents blend flawlessly into the open plain of the Okavango Delta while retaining a luxurious feel. Private balconies make for prime bird watching, and each tent features mosquito netting on four-poster beds and both indoor and outdoor showers. Tent No. 1, the farthest from the dining area, is the most tranquil. Offering even more privacy are Little Mombo Camp’s three guest rooms, which are set apart and feature a private plunge pool. Raised walkways connect tents and allow rhinos, elephants, and other animals to wander freely through the camp. Relax with a post-game drive cocktail in Little Mombo’s treehouse-luxe library.[/spoiler] [b]2. Castello Di Casole[/b] (Casole D’Elsa, Italy) [img]http://www.travelandleisure.com/images/amexpub/0037/5545/201306-ss-worlds-best-castello-di-casole.jpg[/img] [spoiler]A cypress-lined road leads to the rolling 4,200-acre Tuscan estate, whose castle dates back to the 10th century. The 41 rustic suites incorporate oil paintings and reclaimed terra cotta, while Essere Spa, originally the estate’s wine cellar, features seven treatment rooms and massages incorporating orange and basil essential oils.[/spoiler] [b]3. Singita Kruger National Park[/b] (South Africa) [img]http://www.travelandleisure.com/images/amexpub/0037/5230/201307-w-worlds-best-hotels-singita-kruger-national-park.jpg[/img] [spoiler]Two lavish lodges with treetop suites and riverside rooms make up this Singita property. The glass-walled Lebombo Lodge overlooks the plains and the Lebombo Mountain Range, while the Sweni Lodge is nestled among trees along the Sweni River. Join the twice-daily game drives and request a guided walk along the Mozambique border for a good chance of sighting of zebras, giraffes, and impalas.[/spoiler] [b]4. Nayara Hotel, Spa & Gardens[/b] (La Fortuna, Costa Rica) [img]http://www.travelandleisure.com/images/amexpub/0037/5035/201307-w-worlds-best-hotels-nayara-hotel.jpg[/img] [spoiler]Travelers flock to this lush region for wildlife spotting, white-water rafting, and kayaking on Lake Arenal. Among the dozens of area properties, T+L readers are partial to the Nayara Hotel, Spa & Gardens. Dynamic owner Leo Ghitis has outfitted the 50 villas with spacious decks (some have hot tubs), plantation furniture, and avocado-colored walls. Nostalgia wine bar serves some of Latin America’s best vintages by the glass.[/spoiler] [b]5. Four Seasons Resort Bora-Bora[/b] (French Polynesia) [img]http://www.travelandleisure.com/images/amexpub/0037/4866/201307-w-worlds-best-hotels-four-seasons-bora-bora.jpg[/img] [spoiler]Overwater bungalows are the most enticing lodging option at this Four Seasons, yet it counts 107 different rooms scattered along the beachside and lagoon of its private motu (small islet). Walls are made of volcanic stone, and thatched-roofed spaces are decorated with teak and merbau-timber furnishings. All have extraordinary views over the turquoise-blue, coral-filled South Pacific—and some offer glimpses of the majestic black-rock peaks of Mount Otemanu and Mount Pahia.[/spoiler] For the rest of the list: [url=http://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/worlds-best-hotels-2013]Travel And Leisure[/url]