Here at 101 Holidays, we are building a unique collection of hotel recommendations from leading travel writers on Twitter. Each contributor reveals a personal favourite place where they would pay to stay. The price of a double room must be no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from Sarah Turner, a travel writer for The Times, the Daily Mail and The Guardian.

Sarah recommends: “Kamalaya on Koh Samui. A serene yet convivial, non-judgemental spa for the 21st Century. Notably good food and (biodynamic) wine.” Doubles cost from £132.

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Here at 101 Holidays, we are building a unique collection of hotel recommendations from leading travel writers on Twitter. Each contributor reveals a personal favourite place where they would pay to stay. The price of a double room must be no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from Elke Weiler, a travel journalist and editor at Travel-Mag. On Madeira she recommends: “The Quinta Estalagem da Ponta do Sol on the top of a cliff with its fantastic combination of design and nature. Great atmosphere and French chef.” Doubles from €65, B&B.

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Today’s hotel tip is from David Powell, travel and features editor at the Kent Advertiser Group. David is the latest of more than 50 travel writers who have contributed personal hotel recommendations to 101 Holidays.

He recommends the Palm Beach Hotel in Cyprus: “A luxury hotel right on the seafront just outside Larnaca. This is a perfect place for a short haul, friendly relaxing break in the Cyprus sun.” Room rates from £100 per night.

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Here at 101 Holidays, we are building a unique collection of hotel recommendations from leading travel writers on Twitter. Each contributor reveals a personal favourite place where they would pay to stay. The price of a double room must be no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from Emily Matchar, a US-based travel writer and guidebook writer. Her latest book is Lonely Planet’s Carolinas, Georgia and the South Trips.

Emily recommends: “The luxe yurts at Campfire Lodgings outside Asheville, North Carolina. Killer views, and only $135 a night.”

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Today’s expert hotel recommendation comes from Joe Cawley, an award-winning travel writer, and the editor of MyTenerifeInfo.com.

Joe recommends: “Finca Malvasia in Lanzarote. A rustic retreat jazzed up with funky retro furnishings. Enjoy tumbleweed solitude and the hospitality of on-the-ball owners.” Double rooms from €120 excluding breakfast.

In our unique series, we are asking the best travel writers on Twitter to each name a hotel or B&B where they would pay to stay. The nightly rate for a double room must be no more than £150 ($250).

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Here at 101 Holidays, we are building a unique collection of hotel recommendations from leading travel writers on Twitter. Each contributor reveals a personal favourite place where they would pay to stay. The price of a double room must be no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from Sarina Singh, a widely published freelance writer and author of 30 Lonely Planet guidebooks.

Sarina recommends: “The fort-inspired hillside Aodhi, a country retreat in Kumbhalgarh, Rajasthan. Earthy charm, jungle rooms, breezy terraces, open-air pool, winter bonfires and it’s close to historic Kumbhalgarh Fort.” Double rooms from US$140.

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Today’s hotel tip comes from Angela Corrias, an Italian journalist who writes about travel and politics. Angela is the latest of more than 50 travel writers who have contributed personal hotel recommendations to 101 Holidays.

The rules are simple: each hotel must charge no more than £150 ($250) a night for a double room. And - in the spirit of Twitter - each recommendation must be no more than 140 characters in length.

Angela recommends: “Hotel Foz do Iguaçu in Southern Brazil, close to the wonderful Iguaçu waterfalls: exquisitely friendly staff, huge and diverse breakfast buffet, comfortable rooms.” Weekend rates for a double room start at around £125.

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Here at 101 Holidays, we are building a unique collection of hotel recommendations from leading travel writers on Twitter. Each contributor reveals a personal favourite place where they would pay to stay. The price of a double room must be no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from Alex Robertson Textor, who has contributed travel articles to numerous publications including Rough Guides and The Guardian. He also edits koucou, a new online guide to independent budget travel in the Caribbean.

Alex recommends: “Lô Bleu on Guadeloupe’s stunning Terre-de-Haut island has a cool simplicity, kind owners, quiet location, and baguettes for breakfast.” Double rooms start at just €70.

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