A leading hospitality concern, One&Only Resorts has hauled in a number of laurels from this year’s edition of  Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards in this month’s issue of the publication, in which over 300,000 Condé Nast Traveler readers voted this year for their favourite hotels, cities, cruise ships and islands.

One&Only resorts won in the following categories: One&Only Royal Mirage has been named #1 Resort in the Middle East, #24 in the Top 50 Best Resorts in the World and One&Only The Palm has been named #5 Resort in the Middle East. One&Only Reethi Rah in the Maldives has been listed as #3 Resort in the Indian Ocean as well as #28 in the Top 50 Best Resorts in the World, 

The One & Only Royal Mirage Resort, Dubai

One&Only Le Saint Géran in Mauritius has achieved #6 Resort in the Indian Ocean, One&Only Cape Town is #8 Hotel in Africa & Middle East, Emirates One&Only Wolgan Valley in the Blue Mountains in Australia named #4 Resort in Australia & South Pacific and One&Only Hayman Island in the Great Barrier Reef is #19. One&Only Ocean Club in The Bahamas is #2 Resort in the Atlantic as well as listed in the Top 50 Best Resorts in the World and One&Only Palmilla #17 Resort in Mexico (Pacific Coast).

The Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards is the longest-running, and considered one of the most respected awards in the travel industry.

Philippe Zuber, President and Chief Operating Officer, One&Only Resorts, said: “I am very proud of our achievement in the Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards for 2016.  One of the most important elements is that these awards have been nominated by our guests – guests that are loyal and guests that return to our resorts year after year. It is a true reflection of the level of service excellence, as well as the continued drive to surprise and delight our guests with new, tailor-made experiences which ensures their desire to return.”

Always in the world’s most supreme locations, One&Only resorts are individually designed to reflect the styles and influence of their surroundings. Each complements the traditions, the culture, people and crafts of its location and has its own distinctive life and energy.