Which neighborhood do you like the best?

My favorite hoods are actually Selvadorada and Granite Falls. Alas my sims can’t really live there.

I prefer living on an Island away from everybody.

Brindleton Bay : I replaced that museum on Dead Grass Isle with a spooky lighthouse keepers cottage…
Windenburg: The Crumbling Isle. The Windenburg hood also allows me to build and live in big castles or mansions.
Henford on Bagley: I love this world as it somehow reminds me of home. It goes well with other towns like Forgotten Hollow, Glimmerbrook and Britechester.

I feel as though all above neighborhoods are in close proximity of each other so to me they’re one big world and the rest is sort of separate from that.

I have tropical saves in which Sulani is the base world and Selvadorada is just around the corner. They compliment each other perfectly and I’d like more tropical worlds to enhance that feeling of ….tropicalness…we need more jungles and tropical isles.

You didn’t ask, but the most disappointing world is Willow Creek, only because of that fake swamp area. It’s the only place I want my sims to live! Probably of all worlds mentioned. ?

Windenburg has been my favourite for a long time. I bought Cottae Living a few days ago but haven't delved into it yet because I was working on an existing save and then on the Eco Living trial, but Henford on Bagley looks so pretty at first glance, I think I will love it. I was up far too late last night making sims from a favourite sitcom to play in the village.

San Myshuno - spice district for me as well.

I was building up Newcrest earlier this year. Every house in Llama Lagoon was owned by my Sim Self and one of his kids. I was liking how the neighbourhood was progressing in the early 80’s I was playing in.

I love Selvadorada, Granite Falls, Willow Creek, and the green parts of Mt. Komorebi. Even though I hate deserts in real life, I also love playing in Strangerville and Oasis Springs.

Since you specified neighborhoods, my favourite overall would be the Puerto Llamante district in Selvadorada, followed by Myshuno Meadows (the large parks count as a neighborhood each, given they have their own NAP's and space), and the Crumbling Isle.

Puerto Llamante - Being from a similar place of origin, Puerto Llamante just beckons me to come home. If I could live there with my sims, I would, and the quaint, "mountainside village" feel is unmatched. I've gone as far as to remake the lots there into ones the people there can use, with one rental lot where visitors can take part in caring for the land and feel like they live there.

Myshuno Meadows - Having been raised in one, I have a love/hate relationship with cities. City Living brought the best of that type of locale, without the parts that make it improbable I'll ever go back. Myshuno Meadows is the essence of what I'd want in a livable neighborhood (one with more lots), with the little commercial area, patches of nature, waterside views, and communal areas. It reminds me of the best of where I once was, and it's a shame it's just a park by any other name.

Crumbling Isle - Whilst Sulani's miniature islands are the vacationer's idea of seclusion, the Crumbling Isle is the homesteader's. It's the closest one can get to having ones own private island, and unlike Sulani's, it has multiple lots to make of it whatever you wish. A community in seclusion, a tourist attraction, a private island, or even a mix of all three--the possibilities are tantalizing.

I absolutely love San Myshuno, but I also really like Mt. Komorebi, Sulani and basically either of the vacation worlds. I just can’t choose a favourite! They’re all so gorgeous! :D

I kind of like them all. I would like Del Sol Valley if there were more lots and at least another neighborhood. I do usually like having multiple neighbors in a neighborhood who all kind of grow together or at least add "life" to the world by interacting around the neighborhood.

I play with all of the different climates including the deserts but I tend to restrict characters either to their worlds or to various similar worlds that I think of as interconnected. That or when sims move they keep ties with those they know in other worlds & visit each other but there is always a logical explanation. Since I have a lot of characters and switch around, that's what I do. It's true that now any sim can vacation in any other world, a good thing.

I often end up in Brindleton Bay for some reason. I think it's got the right mix of urban and country, maybe. And some good shaped lots.
Lately I've been in Strangerville mostly, since I figured out that I really like the lighting at max infection level and also how it doesn't snow there.

Im sims4 I like Windenburg and san myshuno best too, followed by strangerville. But I like sims3 and sims2.better than anything in sims4 anyway.