Who is the best character in The White Lotus?

HBO's The White Lotus has created unforgettable characters across three seasons of luxury, dysfunction, and dark comedy. Who's your favorite?

1

Tanya McQuoid

Tanya McQuoid's tragic arc across two seasons made Jennifer Coolidge's portrayal the most iconic performance in White Lotus history.

2

Armond

Armond's self-destructive spiral as White Lotus Hawaii's resort manager was a darkly comedic masterpiece from Murray Bartlett.

3

Harper Spiller

Harper Spiller's prickly intellectualism and marital tensions drove some of Season 2's most compelling storylines.

4

Daphne Sullivan

Daphne Sullivan's cheerful obliviousness and surprising emotional depth made Meghann Fahy a fan favorite in Season 2.

5

Chelsea

Chelsea's sweet but perceptive nature brought warmth and unexpected wisdom to the otherwise morally murky Season 3.

6

Lucia Greco

Lucia Greco's savvy hustle and genuine heart made Simona Tabasco one of the most beloved characters of Season 2.

7

Belinda

Belinda's understated dignity and recurring appearance across seasons gave Natasha Rothwell's character enduring fan appeal.

8

Cameron Sullivan

Cameron Sullivan's effortless charm and scheming nature made Theo James one of Season 2's most deliciously watchable villains.

9

Portia

Portia's messy romantic decisions and coming-of-age journey resonated with younger audiences throughout Season 2.

10

Ethan Spiller

Ethan Spiller's brooding paranoia and eventual awakening gave Will Sharpe a meaty dramatic arc in Season 2.

11

Albie Di Grasso

Albie Di Grasso's earnest naivety and romantic misadventures made Adam DiMarco a charming standout in Season 2.

12

Shane Patton

Shane Patton's entitled rich-guy energy and petty feud with Armond made Jake Lacy's performance memorably infuriating.

13

Rachel Patton

Rachel Patton's crisis of identity in her new marriage gave Alexandra Daddario a compelling dramatic showcase in Season 1.

14

Paula

Paula's moral awakening and fateful choice made Brittany O'Grady one of the most thought-provoking characters of Season 1.