Once again we join forces with Fortune magazine to select the 50 most stylish new, or newly revamped business hotels around the globe.
Our list has a strong emphasis on the US, Europe and China, while our ten selected judges, who will help us narrow down to ten deserving winners, come from every sector of the business world and are of course incredibly well travelled.
Meet the judges
The Shortlist
See the best business hotels in Asia/Oceania
See the best business hotels in America
See the best business hotels in Europe
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Best Business Hotels 2009
Best Business Hotels 2009
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