12 Hotels Queen Elizabeth II Had Stayed On Her Global Travels

In her 70 years on the throne, Queen Elizabeth II was very likely the most traveled head of state in all of the world. If you want to follow in royal footsteps and stay somewhere that is good enough for the Queen, here are 12 hotels that have hosted the monarch.

The name of the hotel is originated from Queen Elizabeth II's great-great-grandmother, Victoria I, and has long been the favorite hotel of royals. The Queen first visited here in 1951 and had visited frequently ever since.

The hotel is located in the center of Milan and is favored by many celebrities. The Queen had stayed in the Presidential Suite which covers 5,400 square feet in total. There are dedicated sauna, spa and swimming pool offering guests the ultimate privacy.

Huka Lodge is located in the North Island of New Zealand. It is well known for its regal and luxury interiors, fine dinning and spectacular natural surroundings. The Queen Elizabeth was a regular guest of this charming place.

Raffles Hotel has begun its life in 1887 and has become one of the few remaining great 19th-century hotels in the world. This iconic heritage hotel has a distinct old-world charm with colonial-style architecture and curated selections of antiques and artworks. The Queen was staying here during her visit to Singapore in 2006.

The hotel is only half a mile from Buckingham Palace. Since its opening in 1910, it has remained a firm favorite of the royal family. The decoration has retained the Baroque architectural features. Apart from its elegant indoor spaces decorated in Edwardian style, it's famed for its independent style and modern British cuisine. The historic luxury hotel has witnessed the legacy of the British royal family for over a hundred years.

Fairmont Royal York Hotel was once the tallest building of the Commonwealth. The Queen had visited Canada for 27 times during her tenure. She stayed in the hotel's Royal Suite on her first visit. The portraits of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip still hang in the lobby of hotel.

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip had followed in King George VI’s footsteps after 66 years and spent a period of time at Fairmont Jasper Lodge in 2005.

The Phoenicia, the first luxury hotel in Malta built in 1939, is located just outside the capital of Valletta. It is Malta's most iconic hotel and captures the rich history of the local area.The Queen first stayed at The Phoenicia Malta in 1949 when she was still a princess. Interestingly, Malta is the only country other than the UK where the Queen had ever lived.

The St. Regis Washington, D.C. is located only two blocks from the White House, The Queen Elizabeth had visited Washington, D.C. for five times. It is also a favorite of United States presidents since its opening in 1926.

The Queen Elizabeth II stayed here in 2002 on her last visit to Jamaica.

The Half Moon offers best live music, great beers&cider, wines, mouth-watering fresh seasonal food and outstanding services.

The Queen Elizabeth had stayed at Hotel Excelsior in 1972 with Prince Philip and their daughter, Princess Anne. The hotel offers incredible views of the Old City and vintage elegance fit for royalty. Each room offers spectacular views over the Adriatic Sea.

As the first luxury hotel in Britain, The Savoy is one of the favorable locations for the British royal family to hold events. The Queen and Prince Philip used to celebrate their wedding anniversary here.

The Savoy introduces many innovations in its services. They set a premium standard in hotel service, attracting royalties, stars, and dignitaries to visit.