Top 10 most luxurious hotels in the world
One of the most luxurious hotels: the Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi
Built at an approximate cost of $ 3 billion, Emirates Palace features 394 rooms and suites, 40 meeting and conference rooms, a white sandy beach, a myriad of pools and fountains, a sumptuous spa, marble imported from 13 different countries and more than 1000 crystal chandeliers. It is like a small marina fortress boasting also the most prestigious marina of the Middle East. The royal personalities, or those who want to feel the attractions, can bask in one of the many suites of the palace, each dressed in a sumptuous setting suited to a sultan of old, but with enough modern conveniences to please Great magnates of today.
2. The luxurious Mardan Palace Hotel, Turkey
Built in 2009 by Russian billionaire Telman Ismailov to the tune of $ 1.65 billion, the Mardan Palace Hotel in Antalya, Turkey, has the largest swimming pool in the Mediterranean (for 1,000 people) and is one of the The most prestigious luxury hotels in Europe. Beyond the scandalously sumptuous suites and the internal narcotics adorned with gold leaf, crystal and Italian marble, there are also ten restoration points, 17 bars, a sumptuous spa and a recessed aquarium filled with exotic fish. Only for the beach, 9,000 tons of white sand were imported from Egypt. You can also count on a special butler service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
3. The sumptuous Westin Excelsior Hotel, Rome
The Westin Excelsior Rome, built in 1906, has an impressive reputation in the Via Veneto area. Although most rooms are affordable, the Resistance Room is the Villa La Cupola Suite which was recently 'refreshed' at a cost of $ 7 million. This prestigious luxury cocoon extends over two full floors, making it the largest suite in Italy. Featuring state-of-the-art high-tech gadgets, this suite is decorated in the finest old style with cathedral-style domes with hand painted frescoes. Villa La Cupola has its own fitness room with sauna, hammam and jacuzzi, as well as a formal dining room. It is a must for who money is not a problem.
4. The opulent Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai
Designed to resemble a swollen sail, the magnificent architecture of the Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai is one of the most photographed in the world. All rooms are luxurious ultramodern suites spread over two floors with incredible views. And beyond the unique amenities that surpass expectations such as the attached heliport and hanging tennis courts, there is a wide range of futuristic dining and nightlife options. Their concept of customer reception is also very complete. High-end extras include direct check-in, special butlers on 24/7 calls, a Rolls Royce fleet with driver and all catering services for a well-endowed clientele that often includes royalty.
5. The Plaza Hotel, New York
Although the Big Apple is full of many chic and legendary hotels, The Plaza is often the best choice for dignitaries in transit, mostly due to its Royal Plaza Suite boasting the best views of Manhattan. The suite, composed of 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, is designed in the most opulent old world charm, with a dining room, library, gymnasium, grand piano, full kitchen (for private chefs) And the office of a butler whose services are included. In addition, it is serviced by its private lift. Built in 1907, this iconic structure was designated a place of national interest in 1969.
6. The Atlantis Paradise Island, in the Bahamas, exudes luxury
Built as a tribute to the legendary lost city, Atlantis Paradise Island is a 141-acre aquatic landscape that presents itself as the first luxury resort destination in the Bahamas. But it is its Royal Towers Bridge Suite of the 23rd which is really crested. It extends over ten opulent rooms, with 12-foot ceilings, full-length windows, which includes a grand piano, two entertainment centers, a dining room with a 22-carat golden chandelier, whirlpools and More ... including a permanent staff of seven people to respond to each of your whims and fantasies.
7. The luxurious Palms Hotel, Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Palms is famous for its high-rise style and what better way to indulge entirely in the city of sin than to plunge into one of their luxury rooftop suites, like the Two-Story Sky Villa. It can accommodate up to 250 people for a reception and it features a massive rooftop Jacuzzi overlooking the Strip. Private glass elevator, rotary bed, gymnasium, sauna, press room, full bar and many other things make this cute furnished the place to achieve the fantasy of living in the style to which the most famous seducer of the world is used to. (Who talked about a bachelor party?)
8. The magnificent The Boulders, Arizona
Around a very prestigious golf course and a no less famous thermal resort, the chic decor of the Boulders, is left to Mother Nature, since it is impossible to compete with these dazzling surrealist rock formations 12 million years old. Spread over 1,300 hectares of the Sonoran Desert, the body care complex promises you the ultimate natural rejuvenation. In addition, their two golf courses are world class. The hotel also has a great Villa Retreat for celebrities in search of a closed retreat in anonymity. Public Relations Representative Deborah Bridges explains, "Our clientele is among the richest in the world, but we are not allowed to reveal the identity of our distinguished guests until they are dead." That says it all.
9. The CuisinArt Golf Resort & Spa in Anguilla
Developed by the same people who created the famous culinary robot, the CuisinArt Golf Resort & Spa was originally designed as a tropical playground for its owner, but later expanded to accommodate guests. Deluxe rooms and Moorish-inspired villas dot the massive peaks of Anguilla's world-class beaches. The hotel's Venus Spa & Fitness complex was rejuvenated at a cost of $ 10 million and has just been added a $ 50 million golf course designed by Greg Norman. This cozy refuge is very popular with celebrities in search of barefoot luxury at its best, far from the spotlight.
10. The splendid Hotel Secrets Marquis in Los Cabos
Inspired by a heavenly legend of two angels seeking paradise on earth, the spectacular lobby of Secrets Marquis Los Cabos opens onto the rough sea as a temple on its creation. Magnificent sculptures commissioned especially, massive waterfalls, spectacular infinity pools and a beautiful spa circumscribe the theater where the personalities of brand love to come to play. (George Clooney's villa is right next door.) The luxurious rooms have a balcony from where you can frequently spot migrating whales and there are also private villas with private pool. This is where many foreign dignitaries will be staying at the G20 Los Cabos meeting in June 2012.
