Aman Summer Palace Beijing, The Ideal Hotel For Your Summer Vacation

10 de May, 2021

Aman Summer Palace is the perfect boutique hotel to visit any time of the year, but especially in the summer. Located within a few steps from the East Gate of the Unesco World Heritage Site Beijing, the hotel has a private entrance into the historic garden estate. Aman Summer Palace offers a peaceful and unique retreat surrounded by tranquil courtyards, elegant rooms and suites with king-size beds, large wardrobes and a relaxing natural colour palette.

Aman Summer Palace

Aman Summer Palace displays Qing dynasty design thus presenting a uniquely Chinese resort-style experience. Inside the palace grounds, guests will find symmetrical labyrinths of crisscrossing courtyards, covered walkways, tended gardens and wood-beamed halls, and as one wanders around, a fitting soundtrack is provided by performers plucking the guzheng in the high-beamed chambers.

Aman Summer Palace

Accommodations and Experiences

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Aman Summer Palace extends the excellence of its portfolio by having an infinite pool, spa, squash courts, a gym, a thirty-five sear cinema and a calendar with multiple cultural events such as Chinese paper-cutting, taichi and tea-ceremony etiquette. The fifty guest suites and pavilions are arranged around the peaceful courtyards, each with its own character, unique details and design. With Ming-inspired furnishings and amenities, the bathroom’s design is palatial with twin vanities, freestanding tubs and feather-soft Ploh robes.

Aman Summer Palace – Dining

Spread across the grounds, the Aman Summer Palace has five restaurants open to both guests and non-residents, serving cuisine from around the world. The Grill is open for the three main meals, offering Western cuisine, specialising in grilled meat and fresh seafood, overlooking the courtyard by a tranquil reflection pond. The Nama is a Japanese restaurant, serving impeccably cooked washoku cuisine, and it is open for lunch and dinner, with an open kitchen with a convivial counter from which to watch the chefs work their magic.

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The Chinese Restaurant serves classic imperial dishes such as Pekin duck, Szechuan Chicken and Cantonese dim sum. Open for lunch and dinner, the three large dining rooms are complemented by six private dining spaces, all decorated with classic Ming dynasty-inspired furnishings. The Reflection Pavilion overlooks the lotus pond, facing the Summer Palace’s Grand Theatre – which provides a distant soundtrack whilst the performers rehearse; guests can enjoy light meals, afternoon tea, cocktails and wine. Settled in the resort’s elegant Arrival Pavilion, The Lounge offers relaxed seating overlooking a traditional courtyard and serves light meals and refreshments throughout the day.

Aman Summer Palace – Wellness

Spread across two subterranean levels, the tranquil Aman Spa is a sanctuary for body and mind. In the nine double treatment rooms, therapies that draw on Imperial traditions range from gemstone massages and scrubs to moxibustion, reflexology and acupuncture. Separate male and female changing areas incorporate steam and sauna rooms, Jacuzzis and cold plunge pools.

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Hotel Openings May, The Luxury Boutique Hotels You Cannot Miss!

7 de May, 2021

Hotel Openings May is going to be today’s topic! With already a week into the month, and having already covered an opening on May 1st, it is now high time to showcase the outstanding hotels you cannot miss this month! We are going to end this article by giving you a sneak peek of two hotels opening in June!

Hotel Openings May

From Stockholm to Newcastle and Hertfordshire and we promise to bring you the best of the best!

Hotel Openings May

1.Hotel Openings May in Stockholm

Villa Dagmar

Villa Dagmar offers an international hotel experience, with seventy rooms and suites individually designed. The building was carefully renovated and rebuilt, being transformed into a beautiful boutique hotel with the modern feeling of a villa, quickly becoming home for personal meetings, with great service, excellent food and drinking experiences and maximum relaxation. Villa Dagmar was designed to be a home away from some, perfect for the modern traveller seeking authentic Swedish character. Villa Dagmar belongs to the same family as the well known Hotel Diplomat.

2.Hotel Openings May in Newcastle

INNSiDE Hotel, a Meliá Hotel

INNSiDE Hotel was designed by Faulknerbrowns Architects, taking inspiration from iconic local landmarks such as Tyne’s bridges. The hotel interior design exudes modern minimal design, filled with space and light, with modern and comfortable furnishings. The INNSiDE Hotel has 161 rooms located in the heart of the city with amazing views across the River Tyne. The hotel is perfect for both business and leisure travellers, with meetings and conference rooms.

3.Hotel Openings May in Hertfordshire

The Grove, Luxury Gold and Resort Spa

The Grove is already known to be the ultimate five-star retreat, nevertheless, the luxurious hotel underwent a renovation, reopening its doors on May 17. This renovation brought the hotel from more classic and traditional times to a brighter, lighter and modern interior design by the interior design studio Martin Hilbert Design. The renovation covered the 189 rooms and suites, the lobby and the three restaurants: The Glasshouse, The Stables and The Lounges.

Hotel Openings in June

Villa Igiea in Palermo

Opening in June 2021, this amazing Villa promises a journey in culture, history, majesty and serenity. The Villa Igiea will offer 72 rooms and suites, sheltered under the Rocco Forte. The Villa was designed by Olga Polizzi in collaboration with Paolo Moschino from Nicholas Haslam Studios, in a way that would preserve its unique heritage peculiarities while reimagining and updating other areas. Furnished with classic antiques and sumptuous fabrics in serene shades and locally crafted elements, paying homage to Sicily’s beauty and heritage.

The Marmorosch Bucharest, an Autograph Collection Hotel

The Marmorosch’s architecture and interior design pay homage to La Belle Epoque, with Art-Deco motifs, spread all over. The hotel has 217 rooms and suites, four meetings and ballrooms, a restaurant, bar, lounge and coffee corner, complete with a fitness centre and spa with an indoor pool.

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Provocateur Hotel, the Burlesque 1920s Interior Design in Berlin

6 de May, 2021

Provocateur Hotel‘s design intends to stay true to its name: inspired by the glamour of 1920s Paris this hotel’s interiors got a burlesque twist fitting for Berlin. Berlin is a city known for its rich history, museums and nightlife, and this amazing hotel fits right in. The Provocateur Hotel is located on the west side of the city with luxury shops such as Louis Vuitton, Cartier, and Dolce and Gabbana, within a five-minute walk away.

The Provocateur Hotel

The Provocateur Hotel has an Art Nouveau façade typical of the 1911 houses designed by Wolhem Gutzeit. Originally a residential building, the structure was converted into a hotel after World War II. Its stern front was recently renovated by TSSB Architekten Ingenieure, reanimating the building’s classic personality.

The Provocateur Hotel

The Lobby

As soon as guests walk into the lobby, they are greeted with a drawing-room like style outfitted with plush, jewel-toned velvet seeing, tin ceiling, deep black walls and mood lighting that instantly transports to the Paris roaring 20s.

The Restaurant

Called Golden Phoenix the restaurant is lead by the celebrated chef Duc Ngo, whose Asian-French fusion dishes are beautifully presented in a lavish red-and-black dining room. The upscale restaurant serves dishes ranging from beef buns to delicate steam cod in ginger-soy sauce.

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The Provocateur Hotel Bar

The Provocateur Bar attracts a fashionable local crowd with its dimly lit, u-shaped bar and flamboyant red-velvet booths. They prepare their own liqueurs and create their own infusions, so the menu is filled with modern cocktails to a punch inspired drink from the 1700s. Performers roaming the room might include an accordion-playing singer in a tight sequined dress.

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The Rooms and Suites

The Provocateur Hotel has fifty-eight rooms filled with opulent chandeliers and rich red or royal blue velvet walls, furnishings and draperies. Room sizes vary from Petite to Deluxe with two suites worth the try: the open-plan Maison Suite has a nifty triangular ceiling punctuated by skylights, while the Terrace Suite’s sprawling patio with city views cannot be beaten in warm weather. The bathrooms are lined in black marble, porcelain pedestal sinks with brass accents; the smaller rooms have rainforest showers while the deluxe vaunt freestanding bathtubs.

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Hotel Interior Design Trends: Start Preparing Your 2022 Projects

5 de May, 2021

Hotel interior design trends are going to be today’s topic! Some 2021 trends are still going to be present in 2022, such as eco-friendly, however, new trends such as automatisation of a room are also going to be in vogue in order to enhance the guest experience, being able to control room temperature amongst other features.

Technology Trends

Contactless journey: hotel guests are going to find as few physical touchpoints as possible to offer them the most hygienic and safest achievable stay. This will include online check-in & check out, mobile keys and cloud-connected keyless hotel locks, cashless payment methods, communication methods such as instant messaging with the staff. The latest trends include health and energy-saving technologies such as innovative air purification systems, water filters, motion sensors and automatic water stop.

Interior Design Trends

Eco-friendly, personalisation and expression designs are still going to be the go-to design trends in 2022. Certified products and natural materials such as wood, glass, stone or metal which meet ecological standards are the most used in hotel renovations or even new builds. Experts predict that natural upholstery and decorative fabrics, unpainted wooden surfaces, stone textures, large-format porcelain stoneware and ceramics will still be popular in 2022. Green plants used in various solutions – from the usual arrangement in tubs to decorating the walls in the lobby with greenery and moss – are called upon to revive the hotels’ interiors and create the right mood.

Another trend we will be seeing is the renovation of common rooms such as the hotel lobby in order to make it even more welcoming and a relaxation point. The lobbies have also turned into working spaces with long tables surrounded by chairs, and even longer centre tables next to the waiting areas. The use of light and calm colour pallet for most rooms with a pop of something extra accenting the walls. Hotels have also started to opt to have different styles in their guest rooms and suites. With this, in new hotels on the same floor, we may find rooms varying in style from classic, to modern, to art deco and minimalism.

Hotel room design has also suffered another great influence: the value of a home atmosphere, with special significance for business travellers. Due to this, hotel rooms promise maximum comfort and serenity, with a warm colour palette and expressive decor, amazingly equipped kitchens, bathrooms and living rooms. Another great trend we will find is hotels following local traditions regarding their meal choices.

Over the years, bathroom design has become crucial to our relaxation at home, so when it comes to hotel bathrooms, the feeling was the same: the bathroom in the hotel is proposed to be considered not only as a functional room but also as a relaxation area. So, things like the use of several types of plumbing are in vogue such as shower area and bathtub, high-quality finishing materials, decor items such as floor vases, designer lights, live plants, heated floors, innovative air conditioning, ventilation systems, and smart mirrors with built-in TV.

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Elizabeth Unique Hotel Rome, A Sophisticated & Modern Interior Design

4 de May, 2021

Elizabeth Unique Hotel Rome is a restored 17th-century palazzo at the heart of the city centre, offering its guests a sophisticated journey through Rome. Renovated by Studio Marincola Architects, the studio focused on arts & culture to redesign the interiors, offering new life to the 33 rooms, the bar and the bistrot, meeting room and fitness centre.

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A privately owned hotel, Elizabeth Unique is part of the Elizabeth Lifestyle brand – there are other locations in Bologna and Milan. What makes this property actually unique is its collaboration with Galleria Russo, a contemporary art gallery whose top picks feature prominently throughout the hotel.

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The Elizabeth Unique has a contemporary and slick feel, with a dark, ground-level entry vestibule leading to a large, luminescent reception lounge on the first level. Contemporary art pieces and fittings stud the space, creating a fresh, modern vibe. The hotel has arched walls and lacquered wooden panels. The rooms have high ceilings, parquet floors and white marble bathrooms with waterfall showers; canopy beds showcase historic designs, while arched walls, couture fabrics, modular doors, and small details evoking the Rome of the past creating sublimely intimate settings.

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The hotel’s bar offers a full-service breakfast until noon every day, and the front of the hotel’s restaurant opens onto a welcoming terrace made of stone and wood, while arched walls with lacquered wood panelling offer a modern reference to traditional Roman architectural concepts. Elizabeth Unique’s majestic double-height entranceway leads to a refined lobby and a cosy reading room with a fireplace that imparts the feeling of a private home.

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Hotel Designs from Venice, Timeless Italian Hospitality Interiors

3 de May, 2021

Hotel Designs from Venice is going to be today’s topic. Venice is a city with pride in its past with outstanding natural settings, untainted architectural heritage sites, the Grand Canal, world-class museums and 141 churches that are galleries in themselves.

Aman Hotel Venice

The Aman Hotel is the only hotel in the city with a water-facing garden to the Gran Canal. The garden’s green space is the only one of the ways in which the property shows its dedication to peace and calm – staying true to the hotel’s name aman – meaning peace, shelter and safety in eight different languages.

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Originally built in the mid-16th century by the Coccina family as a palace, the building has evolved and changed owners over the centuries until the final owners – the Arrivabene family – took over. Subtly intensifying the atmosphere of a private home is the fact that the clan’s descendants, Count Giberto Arrivabene Valenti Gonzaga and his family, still reside on the top floor. The historic hotel is so captivating that even Hollywood power couple George and Amal Clooney chose the ultra-luxe venue as the site for their September 2014 wedding reception.

Cipriani, A Belmond Hotel, Venice

Simple elegance and sophistication meet Venetian luxury in this amazing hotel. The Cipriani pays homage to local tradition, serving top cuisine, exclusive, best-of-Venice boutiques manicured gardens and a garden-adjacent heated saltwater pool. This country escape feels a world away from the urban bustle of Venice. The hotel is filled with made-in-Venice furniture items such as Murano glass, Fortuny fixtures and Rubelli fabrics. With sixteen rooms and suites, the Cipriani even offers a private butler.

Hotel Londra Palace Venice

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Hotel Londra Palace is a 17th-century waterfront palace filled with neoclassic beauty. The hotel has fifty-three rooms and suites with unparalleled views of the lagoon and San Giorgio Maggiore island. The Hotel Londra exudes an elegant decor with light-coloured walls, wooden accents, plush chairs and sculpted chandeliers. The rooms have a 19th century aesthetic with tapestry-draped windows, brocade clad walls, antiques and Biedermeier-style furniture. Each room varies slightly to ensure a unique charm, but the bathrooms — ornamented in pink Carrara marble —consistently offer a generous amount of space.

JW Marriott Venice Resort & Spa

The JW Marriott Venice offers a modern Venetian experience on a private island. Located on Isola Delle Rose, this hotel elevated the meaning of Italian getaway. The JW Marriott Venice is divided into five separate areas, with the rooms and suites located in the main building offering spectacular garden views, some with ocean views and most suites feature a balcony and terrace.

La Residenza is imminent to the lagoon and is ensconced in greenery, with views of the water and the cityscape. L’Uliveto is surrounded by a century-old olive grove, providing an upscale oasis. La Maisonette highlights modern, loft-style accommodations with private terraces and gardens. La Villa boasts a two-bedroom Presidential Suite with a secluded garden and a private pool with views of Venice and the lagoon.

San Clemente Palace Kempinski Venice

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The San Clemente Palace is a secluded sanctuary in Venice located on a private island. The palace-like hotel was formerly used as a monastery, thus imposes greatly historical elegance. The hotel has a garden-adjacent heated swimming pool, top-notch dining with outstanding views of the lagoon, a wonderful spa with signature herbal massages and an understated teme of opulence embedded in the hotel’s interior decor.

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Mesmerising Hotel Interior Designs from 7 Hotels in San Francisco

30 de April, 2021

Mesmerising hotel interior designs from San Francisco is going to be today’s topic. San Francisco is a historical city where many social revolutions started, a melting pot for very different people from gold-rushers to hippies. One of the most iconic songs from the 70s is a homage to this city, so always remember, ‘if you are going to San Francisco, be sure to wear some flowers in your head’.

1.Claremont Club & Spa

The Claremont Club, a part of the Fairmont family, is perfect for a romantic getaway and family vacations as well. When entering the hotel resort, it feels the same as stepping into an English estate with pristine white façades, polished wood floors, rich rugs and upholstery creating a sense of sophistication without it feeling overly stuffy and pretentious. The Claremont Club is a historical, classic and timeless building with contemporary interiors, to provide a modern experience.

2.Four Seasons San Francisco

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The Four Seasons San Francisco provides a chic stay with its glass exterior looking sleek and modern, and the guest rooms and suites are designed with shades of blue with cool steel tones which are complemented by brass and gold accents, creating an urban oasis. The hotel showcases an impressive art collection, that includes works by Matisse and Klee.

3.Hotel Nikko San Francisco

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Hotel Nikko has a modern contemporary design, with over 500 rooms and suites, a heated pool and a 24h health club. The hotel prides itself on building community and giving back and is also a model of sustainable hospitality with special recycling, waste management and water conservation programs.

4.Palace Hotel, A Luxury Collection Hotel

The Palace Hotel stays true to its name with its decoration: the first noticeable things are the elaborate wrought-iron doors with ornate hand-painted gold details, including delicate cherub faces that look down on the outsiders. As soon as guests enter the lobby, they are greeted by a massive flower arrangement. With a stunning grand ballroom with marble columns, glass ceilings, chandeliers that date back to the late 1800s, and a rich gold and cream colour palette, the Garden Court is the hotel’s dining, meeting and lounging area, that underwent a refurnishing in 2015 in order to modernise it.

5.The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay

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The Ritz-Carlton at Half Moon Bay has a beautiful coastal seeing, with verdant golf courses, ocean-view dining and amazing service. The hotel flaunts elegance, with chandeliers studded with glowing rock crystals and an exquisite carpet inspired by a walk on the sand. Architectural Digest named The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay the most beautiful hotel in California.

6.The St. Regis San Francisco

The St. Regis San Francisco has been refining the concept of luxury, retaining the detail-oriented service focus and continuing its legacy of timeless elegance. With newly designed rooms and suites by Chapi Chapo Design, it balances classic and contemporary design, with customised furniture and deep bathtubs for maximum relaxation. The hotel showcases the city’s and history through exquisite property-wide installations, The Museum of the African Diaspora is conveniently located within the property and the renowned San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is right next door.

7.W San Francisco

The W San Francisco was the first of the brand’s hotels to install a state-of-the-art fitness centre, a dynamic circular-shaped space filled with cardio, Pilates and strength-training equipment. The lobby and ground-floor living room reflect the city’s grid-like design, with black-and-grey-panelled walls, plush grey couches with brightly coloured accent pillows. It also has a massive LED display of San Francisco that serves as a backdrop to the stylish check-in desks. The W San Francisco also provides mood lighting, music and special details like floor mats that spell out specific greetings that change through the day.

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10 Hotels in Singapore that Make Any Staycation A Perfect Bliss

29 de April, 2021

Hotels in Singapore are located in one of the whole Asia’s prime destinations. Singapore is famous for being a global financial centre, being among the most densely populated places in the world, having a world-class city airport with a waterfall, and a Botanic Garden that is a World Heritage Site. Singapore is also known as a tourist destination and for its hot and humid climate, being very clean, and growth in the area due to reclaimed land.

1.Capella Singapore

Capella Singapore is a modern hideaway that mixes colonial history with a modern and sleek design. Located on the satellite island of Sentosa, this Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star hotel combines old-world style with contemporary luxuries in stunning fashion. The gateways to this luxury hotel are its restored, white-washed bungalows, which have histories dating back to the late 1800s when the buildings were used as barracks and common areas for members of the British military and their families.

2.Goodwood Park Hotel

Goodwood Park Hotel is one of Singapore’s heritage hotels, built in 1900 as the Teutonia Club, a social enclave for German ex-pats. The hotel has 233 rooms and suites decorated with a neutral colour palette with light wood furnishings. Singapore’s climate is ideal for lush tropical vegetation and the hotel’s gardens and surrounding grounds are clustered with leafy palms, colourful flowers and elegant shrubs.

3.Six Senses Duxton

Six Senses Duxton sets the tone for its urban blueprint moving forward: a highly central location in Singapore, conversation-starting rooms and multiple wellness and eco touches, so even the most harried business traveller feels like sneaking a quick getaway. The forty-nine room hotel is located in Chinatown, meaning it is surrounded by a hive of activity which includes restaurants, cocktail bars, karaoke bars and much more.

The Six Senses swerves this hustle and bustle with a zen-like atmosphere and eco-friendly insulated double-glazed windows. The seven of the hotel rooms were conceived by the British interior designer Anouska Hemple, each spring different types of chic chinoiserie accents such as wooden screens, lacquer tables and fan-shaped headboards. The Hotel has rooms fitted for both romantic getaways and business travellers.

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4.Shangri-La Hotel Singapore

Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore places itself to being the original paradise — debuting in 1971, it was the first hotel of the Shangri-La brand. It is timeless, sophisticated vibe resonates throughout, from the grand dual lobbies to bougainvillaea-filled balconies. The Shangri-La Singapore has 750 rooms and suites located in three different wings, each with its own aesthetic: the Valley Wing is all about top-of-the-line luxury, Tower Wing has a more contemporary feel and Garden Wing offers nature-inspired rooms. The hotel also offers spa treatments, five restaurants, two bars and a pastry shop.

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5.Pan Pacific Singapore

Pan Pacific Singapore is located on Singapore’s striking Marina Bay, where by day the deep blue water of the South China Sea sparkle and by night the bright lights from the skyscrapers illuminate a dazzling downtown filled with historical landmarks and modern architecture buildings. The hotel has a 24h-room service, a fitness centre, two tennis courts and a St. Gregory Spa.

6.The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore

From the marvellous views of the bay to the interior design, the waterfront Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore is the personification of chic. Guest rooms are sleek and modern with high ceilings, marble-topped furniture and floor-to-ceiling windows, to give access to the amazing view.

7.Mandarin Oriental Singapore

Mandarin Oriental Singapore mixes contemporary Asian style with a stunning outdoor pool with views of the Marnina Bay. The guest rooms and suites were designed with oriental influences and motifs that are complemented with silk accents, streamlined furniture. The hotel has two restaurants – the Cherry Garden restaurant that serves authentic Cantonese cuisine and the Dolce Vita, which serves authentic Italian specialities either guests want to eat inside or outside.

8.W Singapore Sentose Cove

East meets West on the island of Sentosa, where W Singapore – Sentosa Cove resides. Experience the contagious spirit of the island and the local attractions and culture. The hotel is filled with pop art and bold sculptures from the likes of Andy Warhol and Wang Zi Wei scattered throughout the public areas. The rooms are filled with hyper-funky furniture with neon-pink mood lighting and a three-dimensional floral appliqué above the bed.

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9.The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore

Located at Singapore’s Civic District, the Capitol Kempinski has 157 rooms and suite, a theatre, shopping mall, and a luxury apartment complex, occupying two historical buildings – the neoclassical style Capitol Building from 1933 and the Stamford House from 1904. Designed by Pritzker Prize Architecture laureate Richard Meier, the elegant, four-story hotel’s all-white art deco and renaissance façade is a sight to behold. Once inside, the consecrated halls have been beautifully restored with many original details still intact, while modernised with stylish chandeliers, Italian marble flooring and Travertine limestone columns, all bathed in an abundance of natural light.

10.Conrad Centennial Singapore

The Conrad Centennial has 512 rooms and suites fitted for both leisure and business travellers. The Marina Bay location means easy access to the city’s financial district and nearby Suntec Convention and Exhibition Centre. The rooftop pool pavilion at Conrad Centennial is a great spot to cool down during Singapore’s steamiest weather and has stunning views of the city’s sign.

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Boutique Hotels, Middle East

Hospitality Designs from Saudi Arabia: Hotels Taken from Arabian Nights

28 de April, 2021

Hospitality Designs from Saudi Arabia is our journey today! We are going to present seven of the best hotels you can find in Jeddah and Riyadh whose designs seem like they were taken from the folk tales we all love – Arabian Nights! You can also find hospitality design inspiration from Shanghai, Paris, New York, London and Chicago in this blog.

Jeddah

Jeddah is the historic crossroads of pilgrims and traders and the traditional entry to Mecca. Jeddah is one of the most fascinating Saudi Arabia’s major cities, with a cosmopolitan and liberal air unparalleled to the other cities of the Kindom. Visitors will love the city’s World Heritage Red Sea architecture, its bustling souq, the laid-back coastline that is home to fantastic dive sites, and its diverse, world-class cuisine.

Assila, a Luxury Collection Hotel

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As soon as guests step into the Assila the lobby invites them to discover more than two thousand outstanding pieces by Saudi Artists placed throughout the hotel. The hotel has 304 rooms and suites, being the only hotel that doubles as an art gallery. Surrounded by chic boutiques, the Saudi Centre for Fine Arts, the Assila’s location celebrates the city’s progress. Combining art with Arabian hospitality, contemporary design and amazing city views, Assila is the definition of elegance and comfort.

The Ritz-Carlton Jeddah

The Ritz-Carlon Jeddah celebrates the city’s palatial design roots. Located at the Al Hamra corniche, overlooking the magnificent Red Sea and the King Fahd’s Fountain, this hotel welcomes guests with palatial tradition embedded in its exterior and interior designs. The Ritz-Carlon Jeddah is the go-to hotel for many international travellers, honeymooners and families wanting to escape city life. The mesmerising ornate crystal chandeliers, marble floors and lush gardens elevate anyone’s stay, making them feel like royalty.

Rosewood Jeddah

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Considered to be the pearl for the Red Sea, the Rosewood is located along Saudi Arabia’s west coast, presenting a perfect location filled with luxurious touches. With splendid design and exceptional sophistication, the Rosewood have all the markings for a royal experience, be it for leisure or business travel. The hotel is located within thirty minutes from King Abdulaziz International Airport and Jeddah’s most popular landmarks and shopping districts. The Rosewood has 127 rooms and suites, an exquisite rooftop pool for male guests, a fitness centre and function rooms for business meetings.

Waldorf Astoria Jeddah

Waldorf Astoria Jeddah, also known as Qsar Al Sharq – the Palace of the East, is opulence personified. The hotel has privileged views of the Red Sea, with Swarovski crystal chandeliers at the lobby and every suite has 24-karat-gold-leaf wrapped TVs. Service, of course, follows the same excellence as the hotel with an all-female staff at the women’s only spa, a 24h butler service, thus providing royalty-like service to its guests.

Riyadh

Riyadh is one of the most wealthy cities in the world, home to Saudi Arabia’s best museum, some of the finest hotels and restaurants and a World Heritage Site related to the Kingdom’s genesis story. Meaning garden, Riyadh is a soaring modern city with towers rising up above the surrounding desert. Riyadh recently hosted the country’s very first music festival, where a female singer performed live for the first time in Saudi history.

Fairmont Riyadh

Fairmont Riyadh is located at the heart of the city’s Business Gate thus this hotel is perfect for business travellers. The elegant lobby is a chic mix of art deco style highlighted with geometric patterns and bold use of black, gold and warm yellow hues that delights everyone. The Fairmont Riyadh’s exterior pays homage to the region’s Islamic architecture, with seven domes, while the hotel’s interior boasts contemporary designs, seamlessly blending classic with modern designs.

Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh

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Four Seasons Riyadh is an urban oasis of elegance and sophistication, tranquillity and comfort, complete with traditional Saudi Arabian hospitality. Occupying the iconic ninety-nine-floor Kingdom Centre Tower and connected to the centre mall, this amazing hotel makes a convenient stay for both business travellers and leisure travellers alike. The lobby radiates pure sophistication with high ceilings and marble floors and rows of palm trees.

The Ritz-Carlton Riyadh

The Ritz-Carlton Riyadh exudes royal palace luxury worthy of royals and government dignitaries. Originally designed to be a royal place, the hotel opened its doors in 2011. The hotel has 492 rooms and suites, some of which were used by high-powered guests such as Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

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Europe, Luxury Hotels

The Chedi Andermatt, Where Swiss-Alp Chic Meets Zen Philosophy

27 de April, 2021

The Chedi Andermatt is merely just two hours away from Zurich and is the idyllic mountain environment for a luxurious and unforgettable well-being getaway. The five-star hotel is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World and showcases a truly distinctive look designed by the architect Jean-Michel Gathy.

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The Chedi Andermatt‘s outside is a traditional wooden chalet, however, the interiors harmonise alpine-chic with modern Asian design touches. The 123 rooms and suites have a minimalist design with fireplaces, leather chairs and amazing views of the mountains. The spa offers a unique approach to wellness treatments mixing Eastern-inspired therapies with modern European treatments. Aside from leisure in the spa, the hotel guests also have an indoor pool and outdoor pool, with a heated pool on the lower levels of the spa.

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The Chedi Andermatt has five exceptional restaurants and a bar: the main restaurant, the 1-Michelin Star Japanese Restaurant, the Lobby Lounge & Courtyard and the seasonal Chalet. The main restaurant serves a mix of Asian and European inspired cuisine, with the Japanese Restaurant focusing mainly on Japanese food. The Lobby Lounge & Courtyard is the hotels’ restaurant and the seasonal Chalet restaurant serves local specialities. The most recent one being the Japanese by The Chedi Andermatt also focused on Japanese dishes, located on Mount Gütsch being the hotspot for hikers, skiers and gourmets.

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In 2021, The Chedi Andermatt received outstanding ratings by Forbes Travel Guide, making it again one of the best hotels in Europe.

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Boutique Hotels, Europe

7 Boutique Hotels in Barcelona You Need to Check-Into this Summer

26 de April, 2021

Boutique Hotels in Barcelona to visit in the summer is what we will be exploring today! Barcelona is a captivating seaside city with immeasurable culture, timeless architecture and amazing drinking and dining scene. Barcelona is a city that has inspired artists such as Pablo Picallo, Joan Miró and Gaudí! We gathered a collection of seven boutique hotels of this wonderful city that will get you planning ahead for the summer.

1.Monument Hotel

The Monument Hotel is an emblematic Catalan symbol, where modern luxury meets old-world elegance. Situated in Barcelona’s upscale shopping street – Passeig de Gràcia, the Monument Hotel is within walking distance of the renowned Gaudí masterpieces such as La Pedrera and Casa Batlló.

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The hotel has a rich heritage dating back to the 19th century while it operated as part of Hotel Condes de Barcelona. In 2014, architect Oscar Tusquets worked alongside Carles Basso, Tote Moreno and interior designer Mercè Borrell to renovate the space, which debuted in 2016 as the luxe Monument Hotel.

2.Mandarin Oriental Barcelona

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Also located at Passeig de Gràcia, Mandarin Barcelona is a modern and luxurious retreat within walking distance of the famous Las Ramblas and the Gothic Quarter. The hotel offers a serene oasis from the busy city life with a world-class restaurant, rooftop pool, spa and a garden to unwind and relax with a cocktail. The hotel’s bar – Banker’s Bar – pays tribute to the building’s former history as a bank.

3.Majestic Hotel & Spa

Majestic Hotel & Spa, another one located at Passeig de Gràcia, showcases classic luxury and is one of the most desirable locations in the city. The impressive neoclassic façade alongside with the great service is the landmark of the hotel which opened in 1918 and is still operated by the same family since its opening.

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The Majestic Hotel has one of the best private modern art collections in Barcelona: with contemporary works from the 20th century to contributions from Antoni Tàpies, Richard Long and Anish Kapoor. The Majestic Hotel is a unique establishment rich in character transmitting luxury essence and comfort to perfection through meticulous attention to detail. After the renovation of 2013, the Majestic Hotel & Spa has become the landmark of timeless elegance.

4.Hotel Casa Fuster

Hotel Casa Fuster is Barcelona’s modernist boutique hotel located within walking distance to Gaudí’s Casa Milà. Hamornising a modernist atmosphere with distinctive architecture, art deco and contemporary furnishings, the Hotel Casa Fuster’s lobby has a black mosaic floor and fluted pillars. Dark colours and subtle modern designs create peaceful guest rooms.

5.Gran Hotel La Florida

The Gran Hotel La Florida is located on the historic hilltop on Mount Tibidabo, overlooking Barcelona offering gorgeous views. About twenty minutes from the city’s centre, the hotel has seventy art nouveau inspired rooms and suites, with awe-inspiring views of the city and the Mediterranean. Built-in 1925, the Gran Hotel La Florida has received various famous guests such as Ernest Hemingway and Rock Hudson and nowadays is still a celebrity favourite whilst staying in Spain.

6.Hotel Arts Barcelona

Hotel Arts offers one of the best views of the city with the beach within walking distance. This boutique hotel was built in 1992 for the Olympics and became an icon of the city with its steel-and-blue glass exposed beam tower-like building.

7.The Cotton House Hotel

Cotton House Hotel, one of Marriott’s Autograph Collection properties, is one of the most exciting new investments in Barcelona. The hotel is located on Gran Via, one of the city’s most popular streets and close to a slew of the best attractions, from foodie favourites to shoppers’ dreams.

Formerly the 19th-century headquarters of the Cotton Producers Guild, much of the original design was preserved. Original belle époque features like frescoed ceilings and ornate floor tiles are grand with the overall modern feel of the hotel due to interior designer Lazaro Rosa-Violan’s whimsical touches.

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Huus Gstaad Hotel: Classic and Glorious Swiss-Alp Hospitality Design

23 de April, 2021

Huus Gstaad Hotel shows how typical Alpine hut and luxury design go well together. This amazing hotel harmonises unmatched outdoor activities with a family-friendly spa and the worlds best beds. Located among the Bernese Alps, Huus Gstaad occupies a fairytale-like set with rolling hills and jagged mountains.

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Huus Gstaad, a member of the Design Hotel group, is an inspiring addition to the local hotel scene. The original building, constructed in the 1980s, Erick Nissen Johansen, architect and the artist behind Stylt Trampoli, has removed walls and enlarged windows to showcase the region’s extraordinary grandeur and natural beauty.

Built-in a classic Alpine chalet style, the Huus Gstaad has undergone a core renovation that upholds the traditional style of local Swiss architecture, whilst modern and contemporary elements were infused. The hotel’s interiors were reimagined by Marwan Naja and Günter Weilguni imbuing Art Deco elements into the traditional and already present design. The hotel’s interiors are filled with rich colours, textured patterns and comfortable corners, inviting its guests to get lost in the timeless mountain environment. The overall design celebrates the feeling and notion of togetherness, with fantastic food and drinks, a library and a communal fireplace.

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There are seven unique world breakfasts to choose from, with over 200 choices from staples to organic and healthy foods- Huus Gstaad is the place where local traditions come together with international influences, thus giving the guests a true taste of the Alps with a cosmopolitan twist. The Huus Gstaad has 136 rooms with rich plum and moss-green colour scheme with beds created by the Swedish brand Hästens, which were described to be the best beds in the world: each bed is handmade ethically sourced materials, including horsehair, and is soft but supportive. The rooms come with elegant and sophisticated black bathrooms, a balcony or a garden.

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Arua Private Spa & Villas, The Perfect Escapade in Italy

22 de April, 2021

Arua Private Spa & Villas is a private retreat with spacious apartments, luxury comfort and a panoramic view of the mountains. With personalised service, luxury design, located on the hills of Merano and surrounded by vineyards and green nature, the Arua Private Villas offers different kinds of accommodations for up to fourteen guests.

Arua Private Spa & Villas is a refined, spacious and luxurious space with floor to ceiling windows offering unique views of the mountains, bespoke elegance and stunning sophistication. The resort has six villas with a contemporary design, having in mind its surroundings – the architectural structure perfectly fits without disturbing the natural landscape.

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Each of the six villas has its own style, however, all are in the perfect symbiosis between the inside and out. Filled with the furnishings of well-known Italian designers, the contemporary interiors have a Bauhaus feel designed with natural colours and materials, such as wood and stone. Each villa has at least two bedrooms and en suite bathrooms. With open space connecting the kitchen, dining room and living room, these spaces are merged with a big terrace, beautiful surrounding gardens and nature.

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A collaboration with Molteni&C and Dada ensured a home-like ambience. Other materials such as glass, leather and concrete add sleekness and warmth, with furniture ranging from Penta lamps and curtains by Eco Design to pieces by Gessi & Karol.

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Plan Your Summer Vacation to the City of Angeles with these Hotels

21 de April, 2021

With halfway through Spring, it is now time to start planning your summer vacation! We gathered a few hotels in Los Angeles that will make the perfect staycation for your summer this year! All hotels with fifty or more rooms will be health and safety verified and have the stamp of approval by the end of April, so we gathered seven hotels you should definitely visit this summer!

1.Intercontinental Los Angeles Downtown

With 73 floors, the Intercontinental LA is the tallest building on the West Coast with captivating and unique views of Los Angeles. The hotel’s interior design was inspired by the city’s life, with soothing and neutral colours and floor-to-ceiling windows.

2.Fairmont Century Plaza

One of the most anticipated openings of 2021, the Fairmont Century Plaza is a 1966 modern mid-century icon that underwent a fabulous refurbishing by the interior design firm Yabu Pushelberg, giving the hotel not only new life but also a rooftop pool, one of LA’s largest spas with a Himalayan salt room, an aromatherapy steam room and a hammam.

3.Hotel Figueroa

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Hotel Figueroa started off in 1926 as a hostel just for women and was the largest project of its kind in the history of the United States to be financed, owned and operated by females. The hotel also made history by employing America’s first female hotel manager, Maude Bouldin. Hotel Figueroa honours this legacy by featuring female artists’ work, including a 12-story façade mural of vintage florals from Bella Gomez and an ongoing exhibit spotlighting local women artists. The overall design also radiates a feminine feel, like the vivid blue fig leaf bathroom wallpaper and the curvy furniture.

4.Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills

Located in the privileged location of Beverly Hills, this five-star hotel attracts locals and high-class visitors alike, whether for just dinner or for a complete staycation relaxation at the rooftop pool. The hotel has wellness rooms and suites, paired with luxurious and bright accommodations with health-focused amenities such as air and water purification systems, soundscape machine, guided meditation and much more.

5.JW Marriott Los Angeles, LA Live

The JW Marriott LA revealed a new look this March, with light-filled rooms and suites draped in grey and artwork that depicts the themes of light and energy. After checking in, enjoy a meal at the recently opened Savoca: the trattoria added heated outdoor dining cottages, a cosy, socially distant setting for cacio e pepe.

6.Mr. C Beverly Hills

Owned by Ignazio and Maggio Cipriani, the Mr. C Beverly Hills hotel furnishes its rooms with Italian furniture and fabrics from Tedeschi, Italian linens from Casarovea and black-and-white photos that capture la dolce vita. Mr. C displays a modern version of old-world simplicity and upscale European glamour while providing guests with a comfortable, elegant and effortless experience. This property features 138 rooms with 12 Signature Suites, Classic Suites and spacious guest rooms, and each room has a private balcony and many feature panoramic views of Beverly Hills and Los Angeles. The hotel restaurant, Cipriani, features classics from the original Cipriani, and other specialities and pizzas.

7.Hotel Bel-Air

Located on a private canyon hillside, the Hotel Bel-Air is a sanctuary filled with Hollywood history. The stylish and contemporary design presents marble touches, with limestone floors and natural wood ceilings, promoting a luxurious elegance in one of the most serene settings. All the fifty-eight rooms and forty-five suites have wonderful views of the garden, having also a tropical feel.

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Boutique Hotels, North America & Canada

Hospitality Designs from Chicago – Inspirations from Around the World

20 de April, 2021

Hospitality Designs from Chicago is the next stop in this inspirational journey around the world. Chicago has a rich tradition of historically important architecture, being an active hub for the interior design industry. With hundreds of showrooms, the Design Center at the Merchandise Mart is the world’s largest resource for custom home furnishings and interior design. In this series, we also covered Paris, New York, London and Shanghai!

Branca Design

Born in Rome, Alessandra Branca opened her first design studio in Chicago in 1981. Today the international designer has to divide her work between Chicago, New York, Rome and her summer house on Harbor Island. Branca is best recognized for her astonishing use of colour and energy emanating from her project.

Kaufman Segal

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This residential design firm was founded by David Kaufman and Tom Segal in 1995. The studio has since expanded to include commercial design, as well. Kaufman became an Illinois licensed interior designer in 1989 and worked as the senior designer for the late Paul Granata, a well-known Chicago designer, before starting his own firm.

Forrest Perkins

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Forrest Perkins is a distinct design studio part of Perkins Eastman that creates bespoke interior design solutions for Hospitality and Luxury Residential destinations. As Forrest Perkins constantly willing for fresh decorating ideas this article will help their clients switch their home decor with some decorating tips.

Simeone Deary Group

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Simeone Deary Design Group is an award-winning design firm established in 2002 by Lisa Simeone and Gina Deary. The Design Group is known to create boundary-pushing designs that evoke emotion, forge connections, and are as elegant as they are functional. Based in Chicago, Simone Deary Group combines worldly perspectives wh its Midwestern values, bringing to living spaces and experiences that brim with both possibility and purpose.

Perkins+Will

Perkins+Will is an American architecture and design firm established in 1935. Perkins+Will draws from the diverse international demographics and best practices created innovative and award-winning designs for the world’s most forward-thinking clients. The design firm aims to deliver projects that cater to the guest, within a culturally relevant context, while also meeting the operator and the developer requirements.

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