For the second year in a row, Travel + Leisure has named Singita Grumeti Reserves in Tanzania's Serengeti National Park as the best hotel in the world.
It received a score of 98.24 out of 100 based on reader surveys, compared to a score of 98.44 last year.The hotel, which is made up of two lodges and a tent camp, offers unparalleled luxury in the thick of the wild.It is located on the migratory route traversed annually by more than a million wildebeest, providing guests with incredible photo opportunities from their bedroom windows.Despite its remote location, Singita's guests are treated to five-star service and accommodations.Rooms in the tents and villas start at around $850 per person per night, although private lodges and villas go for several thousands of dollars per night. Rates include daily game drives, food, and drink.
Singita's Faru Faru lodge can accommodate up to 22 guests at a time
The lodge's two swimming pools lie directly above a watering hole
Elephant sightings are not uncommon
Faru Faru has eight villa suites and a regular suite
Twice-daily game drives with professional guides are included in the cost
Guests can enjoy an outdoor bath
Singita Game Reserves
The interior of a suite at Faru Faru
Faru Faru's luxury villa costs $4,730 per night
It has incredible views of the reserve
And a private outdoor area
The Sabora tented camp is reminiscent of a bygone era
Even the gym is in a tent
A lamp-lit dinner on the plains outside the tent camp
The tent camp gets a visitor
Not bad for a bathroom in a tent
The Sasakwa Lodge is built in the style of an Edwardian manor house
It has nine cottages and a private retreat
A bathroom with panoramic views at Sasakwa Lodge
Activities including archery, lawn croquet, stargazing safaris, mountain biking and tennis are available to guests
A canopied bed
One of the lodge's gorgeous sitting areas
Each cottage has a private infinity-edge pool
The dining room
There are spa, yoga, and gym facilities
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