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Today we are going to talk about hotels in Paris! The also known City of Lights has boulevards with monuments in a row, museums, classical bistros and boutiques, creative wine bars, design shops and so much more. Paris has amazing landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, the board Arc de Triomphe, lamplit bridges over the Sienne, the Notre Dame Cathedral and art nouveau cafes.
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This amazing hotel transports us to the early 1900s, a time when Paris sparkled with all of its rich textures and fine tapestried grandeur. Over time, Hotel George V became an institution in Paris, not only for its architecture and style but also for its role in setting the bar for the hospitality industry.
Noted for its opulent and tasteful modern interiors, fine dining and stellar service, the Hotel Barrie Le Fouquet’s is garnering an impeccable reputation. In November 2019, 19 new rooms and suites were unveiled, offering a spectacular view over the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Élysées.
Hotel de Crillon underwent a renovation and restoration in 2017 gaining new grandeur and modern elegance. Occupying an 18th-century palace, this amazing hotel has an array of original details, which include pink-hued marble floors, gold-trimmed wrought-iron stair rails and high painted ceilings.
Hotel Lutetia opened in 1910 and rapidly became the most famous hotel in Paris‘ Left Bank. Designed with a unique blend of art nouveau and art deco styles, the hotel became the high-end meeting place for artists and literary figures. Pablo Picasso was a frequent guest, as were writers Andre Gide, André Malraux and Samuel Beckett. James Joyce wrote much of Ulysses while staying in the celebrated hotel.
Hotel Plaza Athénée is the definition of Parisian Chic. The Athénée resides on Paris’ most favourite fashion street, France’s fantastic chef Alain Ducasse watches over its five restaurants and the hotel had a 2014 renovation that made it even better. Royals (Grace Kelly), fashion stars (Christian Dior ), actors (Elizabeth Taylor, Johnny Depp), singers (Josephine Baker, Rihanna) and even spies (Mata Hari was arrested there) have called this elegant icon their Paris address.
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Situated at the heart of Paris’ fashion district on Rue Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Le Bristol became a dedicated hotel in 1925 and served as the American embassy during World War II. Since its opening, the Parisian hotel counts legends such as Charlie Chaplin, Rita Hayworth, Josephine Baker and Sophia Loren as its guests.
It was in 1907 that the Hotel Le Meurice inaugurated a roof garden, originally conceived as a summer restaurant. Nowadays, the 7th and top floor of the hotel is solely devoted to the Belle Etoile Suite, which is housed in a structure added in the 50s, designed by Lally & Berger. BRABBU makes a statement in this interior design elevating the project to more refined decor.
The Hotel Providence, located right at the Porte Saint-Martin, in Paris, now – since past December 2015 – offers its guests a lot more than its history; it also offers beautiful interiors, designed as a cross between a Parisian family home and an English country cottage.
Mandarin Oriental, Paris opened in 2011 as the brand’s first French hotel, and one of only a handful in Europe. The storied building has been in use since the 16th century, serving as a monastery, theatre and royal riding school.
For Paris’ travellers, the ideal hotel is the one where is located next to the main attractions, and Hotel du Lovre is just perfect. Built-in 1855, the luxury hotel is in line with Georges-Eugène Haussmann’s architectural design plan ordered by Napoleon III with cream-coloured stone walls and ornamental iron window guards. And due to a massive renovation completed in 2019, the interior design follows in theme to wondrous detail. You will find a reception hall with a high ceiling that the emperor would have approved and marble flooring which echoes that of the Opéra Garnier.
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Hotel Schloss Mönchstein is a five-star hotel that sits atop Mönchsberg, above the rooftops of the city of Salzburg. Having received a ‘superior’ rating, the hotel is considered one of the most exclusive in Austria and has been designated as the most charming castle hotel in the world. BRABBU elevates the design of this project, designed by H2 YACHT Design, with MALAY Bar Chair, DUKONO and IBIS Armchair at the bar and IBIS Dining Chair at the restaurant. Situated within 14.000 m2 of castle grounds, Hotel Schloss Mönchstein offers absolute peace and quiet with a superb panoramic view over the city of Salzburg.
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Due to the central location, Salzburg’s old town can be reached in just a few minutes on foot. In 2005, the successful Swiss entrepreneur Dr Hans-Peter Wild took over the hotel. Since then, the businessman, who is known for being the owner of all the companies across the globe which trade under the brand names Capri–Sonne© and Capri–Sun©, has continued to invest in the ongoing modernization and improvement of this traditional hotel:
“I invest in quality with potential. Both are present in this hotel. It is wonderful to witness how this special place has been improved, modernized, and developed positively through investments in recent years”,Dr Wild proudly summarizes.
And the modernization of the place is hard to miss. The Glass Garden restaurant and the Apollo Bar are proof that innovation is key for a beautiful design. The award-winning gourmet cuisine in The Glass Garden restaurant is located under the new glass dome and offering a spectacular view, the à-la-carte restaurant, offering a panoramic window façade that can be opened in suitable weather and offers an extraordinary view of Salzburg’s old town.
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The interior comfortably holds 40 guests and contains both premium, hand-made furnishings and an elaborate lighting design, which create an outstanding atmosphere. BRABBU was the sitting choice with the classic IBIS Dining Chair. The newly finished bar area charms guests with its specially handmade bar and subtle suspended lighting design. It provides a cosy and inviting atmosphere with a view of the lush natural surroundings from which you can enjoy exclusive drinks. Through its soft textures and neutral tones, MALAY Bar Chair, DUKONO and IBIS Armchair provide a more sophisticated design, that ends up being a relaxing environment for hotel’s clients.
The hotel offers guests 24 rooms and suites with an individual castle character in a classic design. The rooms set themselves apart through their attention to detail, high-quality craftsmanship, premium materials and finest accessories. As well as their unique atmosphere, they naturally include all the conveniences of top-class, modern hotels. Hotel Schloss Mönchstein still offers a modern haven and day spa. First-class beauty treatments, therapies and massages are offered in addition.
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Hotel Ottilia is located in the vibrant Carlsberg City District, in Denmark, between iconic brewery buildings and new and inspiring modern architecture. The Hotel is named after Ottilia Jacobsen, the wife of the brewer and founder of the Carlsberg breweries, Carl Jacobsen.
The Hotel Ottilia‘s building is the gathering of two of the area’s most distinctive warehouses – the Maltmagasinet from 1881 and Lagerkælder from 1969 – that were left empty and abandoned for years; the warehouses were carefully transformed with respect to their unique characteristics and history, with custom-made designs, interiors and a sophisticated visual identity have been added to bring Hotel Ottilia into a new time period.
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The Hotel Ottilia has 155 rooms, a wellness area, conference rooms, and a restaurant at the roof of the hotel that has a 360º degree view of Copenhagen. The hotel distinguishes itself with circular window sections, mirroring the 60 golden circles that decorated one of the warehouses – circular discs decorated with gold foil attest to a brewery characterised by wealth and aesthetic strength.
At the very top of the hotel, is located the timber penthouse floor with a copper roof, while the two lower floors of the project make up an exclusive wellness area where the old vaults and white Carrara marble make a swim in a total of eight different pools a very special experience.
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Inside the Hotel Ottilia, one can find the original concrete structures and steel beams, to give an appearance of raw and simple design; old silos and building, and machinery parts are also visible and contribute to the historic and authentic style that underlines the story of a hotel with an exceptional character.
The design and architecture of the Hotel Ottilia were performed by the Arkitema Architects and Mette Freskild, and they provided Brøchner Hotels with a unique luxury boutique hotel to their collection.
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The Hotel Providence, located right at the Porte Saint-Martin, in Paris, now – since past December 2015 – offers its guests a lot more than its history; it also offers beautiful interiors, designed as a cross between a Parisian family home and an English country cottage.
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Perched in a little square lit by retro lampposts, the building looks cosy and elegant, and seen from the outside it seems taken from a Parisian movie scene. When we enter the door, instead of immediately finding the reception, we find a bar counter inviting us into the restaurant space. At the left edge of this counter, we find the reception.
The 18 rooms of the 1854 Haussmannien building, have been individually decorated by interior designer Sophie Richard and her best friend Elodie Moussié, after Pierre Moussié, decided to start his journey in the hotel industry. The rooms feature dark-coloured vintage woodwork and antique headboards that really accentuate the tradition of Paris’ upper-class Haussmannian apartments.
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Most rooms have patterned velvet wallpapers, Art Deco lighting fixtures, oversized brass coffee-tables, and velvet, delicate in their forms, armchairs and two-seat sofas; in this particular case, MAYA by BRABBU. Setting a contemporary guest experience out of a speak-easy aesthetic, Sophie Richard found in the MAYA armchairs and sofas, the perfect elements to reinvent the Parisian boutique hotel.
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The Modernist Hotel Athens offers a unique hospitality experience at the heart of the historical centre of Athens. The Modernist Athens is sister to the award-winning Modernist Thessaloniki, being the second landmark in the expanding hospitality brand created by Kostis Karatzas.
The Modernist Athens maintains the same playful nearness of art deco elements with mid-century detailing and Scandinavian design found in Modernist Thessaloniki. Located in the former Canadian Embassy in Kolonaki, a high-end neighbourhood, Modernist Athens welcomes guests in a relaxed, elegant environment.
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The Modernist Athens‘ building has the minimalism of post-war architecture from the 1950s harmonised with the subtle sleek contemporary spaces. Staying true to the brand’s design philosophy, the Modernist Athens is a sight to behold amidst the cityscape.
Upon the hotel entrance, guests are met with a contemporary mix of hues and materials, which include marble, plaster, bronze and black glass. The breakfast buffet, located on the ground floor, doubles as an all-day cafe bar. The hotel’s common areas are complete with the rooftop garden, which has an open cinema, and beautiful views of Athens and the Acropolis.
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The Modernist Athens has thirty-eight rooms divided into four categories: small, medium, large and extra-large, making it easier for guest to pick the one that best fits their individual needs, and the latter rooms (the extra-large) have a private jacuzzi. Most of the furniture, lighting and uniforms of both Modernist hotels are custom-made by local artisans.
‘The Modernist is about contemporary hospitality that inspires curiosity and authentic experiences,’ says Kostis Karatzas about the project. ‘Ethics and aesthetics course through everything we do, as an invisible thread that connects us with the world. Following the opening of our first property in Thessaloniki two years ago, Athens was a natural next step for us. and this is only the beginning for our brand.’
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It was in 1907 that the Hotel Le Meurice inaugurated a roof garden, originally conceived as a summer restaurant. Nowadays, the 7th and top floor of the hotel is solely devoted to the Belle Etoile Suite, which is housed in a structure added in the 50s, designed by Lally & Berger. BRABBU makes a statement in this interior design elevating the project to more refined decor.
With 250m2 of interior space and 350m2 private terrace, it offers guests breath-taking and exceptional views of the monuments of Paris like the Louvre, the Orsay Museum and the Eiffel Tower. The unveiling of the Belle Etoile Suite, this summer, was the high point of this project, with its terrace transformed with the help of the French landscape architect, Pierre-Alexandre Risser.
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“We wanted to accentuate what makes this suite so incredible and unique: its exceptional situation. You have the impression that you’re all alone in Paris with the city at your feet and it’s as if all its monuments were there just for you. You never get tired of looking at them” says Luc Berger.
The entry foyer was inspired by the halls of town mansions. The space features a handrail sculpted with bronze branches and a stately chandelier in the form of leaves: a nod to the neighbouring Tuileries Gardens and the image of the hanging garden evoked by the Suite’s terrace. The gilded bronze of the handrail gives it a precious appearance.
An area devoted to reading and contemplation also makes part of this amazing project. The study is completed with art books chosen at the nearby Galignani bookstore converse with shelves composed of strips of brushed brass, arranged in an irregular pattern.
On either side of it are two vintage mirrors. They hang on aged-oak panels, decorated with gold-leaf details, which underline the 18th-century-style of the architecture. Each of the different areas in the living area is separated by columns, into which the designers have integrated soft plaster wall lights.
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Here, BRABBU makes a statement with customized MAYA armchairs. Maya civilization had maize as one of the primary elements of their culture. Personified as a woman, Maya’s Maize God was the inspiration behind this product. MAYA armchairs are also present in an amazing resting area, with a stunning view above the city of Paris.
“For me, one of the most successful things about the project is the way you’ve created an architectural rhythm in the living room”, says the designer Luc Berger.
While entering the bedroom, the views are completely open to Paris. Two custom “totems” or partitions separate the bedroom into several areas: the dressing room towards the bathroom offers a stunning panorama over Montmartre; the bedroom in the centre has views on either side; the desk near the entrance welcomes guests. A shell in staff descends from the ceiling, creating a contemporary floating element by day and an outsized light fixture by night.
The marble-clad bathroom was little altered, largely retaining its luxurious, elegant décor from before. The bathtub was simply enlarged and equipped with the functions of a Jacuzzi. New vanities were made from hammered brass, which helps to warm up the atmosphere, as do the bronze taps. An oak dressing table placed opposite the view of the Montmartre breaks with the radical, symmetrical lines of the room and adds a more intimate touch. In a similar fashion, the surrounding garden has been conceived to offer a greater sense of privacy.
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Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing, Beijing is the new addition to the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group. Since their first hotel opening in 1963 in Hong Kong, the Group has been expanding its luxury brand beyond its Eastern roots. Located at WF Central, the entrance to the Wangfujing Hotel is just off Wangfujing Avenue, with The Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square within walking distance.
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The Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing has a modern luxurious flair with a sprinkling of Asian glamour. This boutique hotel adds a little extra touch to the design by including a one-of-a-kind red, pink and peach fish light designed by the renowned Frank Gehry that you can find suspended at the hotel lobby.
The Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing has seventy-three residential guestrooms and suites, many of them offering views of the Forbidden City. Each room has floor-to-ceiling windows, a large designer table for both working and dining, a marble-tiled bathroom with an oversized shower and double basins.
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The Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing has two restaurants: Café Zi specialises in Cantonese and pan-Asian cuisine and the Mandarin Grill+Bar that focus on the classic preparation of imported stakes and seafood and the MO Bar, an extra rooftop bar with direct access to an expansive garden terrace.
The hotel’s spa offers four different themed treatments, thus having a range of curated wellness and beauty treatments, a tea lounge, a steam room and a sauna, with an indoor pool with natural light and a gym. The Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing has also a dedicated space for meetings and events for groups of up to sixty people and a private dining room for twelve people.
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In the heart of beautiful Kazakhstan’s capital, Astana, Hilton Hotel is striking in its splendour. A state-of-the-art hotel, founded in 2017 is located near the best architectural monuments like Bayterek Tower, The Palace of Peace and Reconciliation, also presenting itself close to the business district.
Having one of the most recognizable names in the industry, Hilton maintains its known high level of service and remains the stylish, forward-thinking global leader of hospitality across the globe. The hotel is ready to provide friendly, individualised service to its guests.
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The inspiration behind the hotel design was the unique nature, cultural heritage and history of central Kazakhstan. One of the most dominant symbols of the city is a golden stalk of wheat – representative of land cultivation and prosperity – and this can be found in the hotel lobby bar. Throughout the hotel, you will be able to find many furniture items designed by BRABBU.
Traditional national patterns are used in the lobby carpets, thus creating contemporary interiors to provide a balance between modernity and timeless tradition. Right at the entrance of the hotel, we have a golden saxaul – a relic tree filled with myths, legends and miraculous properties.
Tall golden screens and golden details along with blue and yellow contrast are the main colours of the country, this is why the elegant IBIS Dining Chair and NAJ Dining Chair came together to celebrate the main idea.
The noble harmony of blue and yellow in the lobby – the countries’ main colours – create an inviting ambience and the full-height atrium decorated with the classic elegance of stone and gold include crafted art elements and floating eagles – the nomad symbol of freedom and independence, so important in Kazakhstan culture. MALAY Armchair in pine green gives an elegant touch to the dining room space, while the chic Nº20 Bar Chair gives a glamorous touch to the cocktail bar.
Spacious and elegant guest rooms with modern decoration have large, panoramic windows. Hotel restaurants offer healthy and delicious options to satisfy any craving, while the rooftop lounge – Cloud 9 – presents Asian and Mediterranean cuisines served under the stars. The events and meetings lounge follow the same colour hues as the rest of the hotel.
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SAARI Sofa and KOI Centre Table are an alluring addition to this room design and can be a true protagonist: delicate light blue velvet invites to a comfortable stay, while the base in polished brass brings elegance to the room set.
The experience provided by Hilton, Astana is absolutely incredible: personalised conditions and luxury accommodation will surprise every visitor. Extravagant details combine with high-end furniture, creating beautiful contemporary spaces for casual and formal talks. In the small dining area of the events lounge, you will be able to find the same IBIS Dining and Armchairs but with different colours.
The DAKOTA Sofa and OKA Dining Chair also seamlessly blend with this amazing hotel’s decoration. One can also find traditional Kazakh dishes mixed with European cuisine at The Park Kitchen – an all-day dining venue – or visit the Axis lobby lounge for coffee, drinks and snacks. The hotel has 253 rooms, a presidential suite, event spaces, spa centre and executive lounges for private meetings, with city skyline views and comfortable dining places.
The challenge to create the perfect ultramodern stay in Astana was given to BI Group – a large construction holding in Kazakhstan, which has been implementing projects in its own cities through the years. With the help of Nurlan Kamitov, founder and head of INK Architects, the project of 50,000 sq. m. was developed and executed within a record time period.
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This inspirational ebook is the latest compilation of a fierce design. Here, you can find inspiration and creativity in these residential, commercial and hospitality projects. Also, you will be able to see how our products fill an environment, elevating the design and bringing a harmonised intensity to any place they are set in.
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Hotel Victor Hugo is a four-star Parisian “private property” located in the heart of Paris. Between the Champs- Elysées and the Arc de Triomphe, a strategic location chosen by the hotel stands a beautiful Art Deco Building. Inside, an inspiring ambience blends with contemporary style, giving its hosts the right vibes for a comfortable stay. The charming entrance of the hotel invites everyone to get to know the modern design of BRABBU.
When this luxurious hotel was fully renovated, BRABBU’s Nº20 armchair was one of the top choices. A custom chair was placed in each of the luxury suites, matching its colour palette. Bright and creamy nuances contrast the gold, powder blue and light purple tones of those rooms.
Set in the old but beautiful city of St. Petersburg, Russia, the glamorous Cococo Restaurant offers a new concept of what is Russian cuisine is like with a surprisingly rich menu, able to engage all the food lovers, made from organic seasonal products bought from the local farmers.
In the heart of Kazakhstan’s beautiful capital, Astana, Hilton Hotel is remarkable in its splendour. A state-of-the-art hotel, founded in 2017 is located near the best architectural monuments, such as the Bayterek Tower, the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation and the business district.
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In the world of design, rare are the studios capable of such a wide range of work as PTang Studio. The following project is living proof that eclectic elements from different styles can create a cohesive project, using the space’s architecture and natural light, with extra help from BRABBU.
The architecture and design studio N&G Ananiev Interiors was founded in Russia in 2002 by a family and creative duet – Nadezhda and George Ananyev. This was their first project in the USA and they were enthusiastic to share this experience and the results.
Fully designed by the Vratika & Nakul couple, this fantastic house proves that with the right design and the help of the most exquisite brands, it is possible to create unique interiors tailored to your needs and taste. Rug’Society makes a statement in the living room and on the walk-in- closet.
Situated in the Italy countryside, there is a private home designed by Diff Studio, where luxury meets the contemporary and the classic style. Maison Valentina makes this house even more luxurious, by making a statement in the bathroom area.
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Forbes has just recently released its list of star-award winners for 2021 and we live for it! Covering luxurious hotels all over the world, we bring to you today that same list so you can start preparing your next escapade! The list covers hotels from Japan to the USA, Bali, Scotland and Mexico!
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Bali added two more five-star luxury hotels to the Forbes list – The St. Regis Bali Resort and The Mulia.
The St. Regis Bali Resort has amazing suites and villas that stand out as a captivating oasis with private pools, gazebos and traditional Balinese decorative touches.
The Mulia is the embodiment of elegance and sophistication; the hotel has the longest and most stunning oceanfront infinity pool, with statues of women holding rice sheaves – a symbol of prosperity.
The four new luxury hotels in Tokyo to make it to the Forbes list are all located in Tokyo.
The Capitol Hotel is known for its privacy, exclusive location of being surrounded by the calm and rich greenery of Hie Shrine, being thus the choice for Japanese dignitaries and international VIP’s.
The Prince Gallery opened in July 2016 in the Kioi Tower, using seven of the thirty-six floors of the tower, located in the heart of the Kioicho district. The Prince has a contemporary design that uses Japanese artwork, signature furniture items and luxury materials to create warm, inviting spaces with privileged views of the city.
The Ritz-Carlton is located at the heart of Tokyo’s Midtown and has 53 floors – this location and height allow the luxurious hotel to have amazing views.
Takanawa Hanakhro is located inside the Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa and offers sixteen traditional inns. Also known as ryokan (floral-scented path), the Takanawa rooms are beautiful Japanese-style suites, each named for the flora found in the extensive garden of the property. This hotel-within-a-hotel has a fully immersive Japanese experience to offer.
Mexico added two more five-star options to the Los Cabos Hotels – The Chileno Bay Resort and Residences and the Esperanza.
The Chileno Bay Resort and Residences has a modern minimal design and is located in one of Los Cabo’s swimmable beaches.
Esperanza is the only private beach resort at Los Cabos; it is the number one choice for celebrities on vacation.
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The first Scottish five-star hotel is located in Edinburgh. The Balmoral, a Rocco Forte Hotel, is located next to Edinburgh Waverley train station.
The Balmoral has a classic contemporary design, creating an environment where soaring ceilings, staircases and shimmering chandeliers meet furnishings with floral prints, soft pastel shades and amazing landscape photographs.
Four cities in the USA and one city in Canada have managed to enter the five-star luxury hotels for the first time.
The Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia is located at the Comcast Centre towers, placed on the top twelve floors of Philadelphia’s tallest building. Designed by architect Norman Foster and artistic director Jeff Leatham, the hotel’s design is modern and sleek, with a warm and comfortable feeling.
The Montage Palmetto Bluff is surrounded by rivers, marshes and maritime forests.
The Post Oak Hotel is located in Uptown Houston and is redefining the meaning of luxury in the city. Tilman J. Fertitta is the mastermind behind this hotel, and also the person who is raising the hospitality level for all things extravagant in the USA’s fourth-largest city.
Four Seasons Hotel Seattle, Washington
The Four Seasons Seattle is sophisticated and offers an urbane retreat housed in a modern glass tower next to the Seattle Art Museum.
The Four Seasons Montreal is the destination for foodies, design lovers and world travellers. The opulent building offers a luxury lifestyle with a rose-hued palette in the reception area, suites and corridors.
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Gallery Hotel Barcelona is located right at the heart of the city, next to the Passeig de Gràcia, the four-star hotel was renovated by Martínez Otero Contract. The boutique hotel also has eight meeting rooms and two outdoor terraces for business meetings and private events.
The main point of Gallery Hotel was to assemble a renovation able to create a classic and timeless space. For that, the designers made use of noble materials like marble for floors, walls and the balcony; brass for floors and doors, black lacquered metal, black oak and white lacquered corrugated panels.
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After an expansion phase, the hotel has a new visual with an entrance through a spectacular iron and glass wall screen. It also features the reception, the lobby, the main staircase of the noble areas, the meeting rooms and the restaurant. The 25-year-old building in Barcelona offers spacious and bright rooms to their guests.
As a way to create an inviting environment in the lobby, there are MALAY armchairs by BRABBU. As the designer says “BRABBU is a design brand that offers a diverse range of elegantly styled furniture and accessories that are both comfortable and functional”.
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The hotel also provides a wide gastronomic offer in the centre of Barcelona. Here you can enjoy an elaborate menu at the SINTONIA restaurant, which houses a pleasant garden terrace, a selection of tapas at The Gallery Space bar, and an original cocktail menu on the exclusive TOP.
SINTONIA, the hotel’s new restaurant is a dining space accompanied by a fully renovated original Scottish bar, characterised by its decorative finishes in natural materials, black steel, glass, metal, wood and stone tiles. The materials used by Martínez Otero Contract provided the perfect contrast to this turnkey project, where aesthetics and atmosphere are complemented by their dining experience.
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