Here is an overview of all Raffles hotels worldwide

The Raffles Udaipur Resort in India is one of the most expensive property of the chain (Source)

Almost everyone who has visited Singapore is familiar with the name Raffles. This could be due to Sir Stamford Raffles founding the port city, passing through Raffles Place MRT station, or discovering the iconic Raffles Hotel while searching for accommodation. This historic 5-star hotel, opened in 1887, is undoubtedly one of Singapore’s finest.

A century after its opening, Raffles Hotel began expanding, acquiring two hotels in Cambodia. In 2001, it acquired Swissôtel and joined Fairmont Hotels in 2005. Since 2016, the brand has been under Accor and has expanded significantly, opening 10 hotels in the past six years. Today, there are 21 Raffles hotels worldwide, offering guests an exceptionally luxurious experience.

But where exactly are these high-end hotels located, and how much do they charge for a room? Here’s the list:

Europe:

• Raffles Europjski Warsaw, Poland, starting at PLN 1,050 (~$277)

• Raffles Istanbul, Turkey, starting at $477

• Raffles London at The OWO, United Kingdom, starting at £855 (~$1,102)

• Le Royal Monceau – Raffles Paris, France, starting at $1,387

North America:

• Raffles Boston, United States, starting at $718

Africa:

• Raffles Seychelles, starting at $1,361

Middle East:

• Raffles Dubai, United Arab Emirates, starting at AED 1,093 (~$298)

• Raffles The Palm Dubai, United Arab Emirates, starting at AED 1,582 (~$432)

• Raffles Makkah Palace, Saudi Arabia, starting at SAR 1,739 (~$455)

• Raffles Al Areen Palace Bahrain, Bahrain, starting at $544

• Raffles Doha, Qatar, starting at QAR 2,550 (~$703)

South Asia:

• Raffles Udaipur Resort, India, starting at ₹147,500 (~$1,744)

• Raffles Maldives Meradhoo Resort, starting at $1,655

East Asia:

• Raffles Hainan, China, starting at CN¥1,680 (~$232)

• Raffles Shenzhen, China, starting at CN¥2,706 (~$373)

• Raffles At Galaxy Macau, China, opening “soon”

Southeast Asia:

• Raffles Jakarta, Indonesia, starting at IDR 3,483,800 (~$211)

• Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor, Cambodia, starting at $289

• Raffles Makati, Philippines, starting at PHP 20,229 (~$346)

• Raffles Hotel Le Royal, Cambodia, starting at $346

• Raffles Singapore, starting at SGD 1,270 (~$934)

• Raffles Bali, Indonesia, starting at $1,058

The Raffles Jakarta in Indonesia is the cheapest property of the chain (Source)

The wide price range of this luxury brand is quite fascinating. Even within the same region, some hotels have rates in the four-digit range, while others are around $250-350. In terms of locations, the brand has a strong presence in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. However, it has a minimal footprint in Europe and is nearly non-existent in America, Africa, and Oceania.

For those in Europe looking to experience a night at a Raffles hotel, a short trip to Warsaw could be an intriguing option.

This article was first published on travel-dealz.com