Showing posts with label luxury hotels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label luxury hotels. Show all posts

Las Vegas - Luxury around every corner

When it comes to luxury, Las Vegas went through the line at least twice. From the endless casinos, to the extravagant night shows, to the kid friendly attractions, there is no shortage of luxury items to be found on the now famous Vegas Strip.

The Wynn

If you’re looking for the best Las Vegas hotel, look no further than the Wynn. It offers a plethora of packages ranging from a peaceful spa package, to the golfer’s package or a romantic getaway for newlyweds. Additionally, it is offering a private jet package through November if you travel from California.

 Mirage Las Vegas

At the Mirage Las Vegas is something for the animal lovers. The Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat is presented by Siegfried and Roy, the world renowned magicians who have worked for tigers for years. Visitors can even be a dolphin trainer for a day; work, play, and train with dolphins for a once in a lifetime experience.

True thrill seekers can visit the Stratosphere and ride the X-Scream an 866 ft. tall ride that will both scare the daylights out of you and offer a breathtaking view of the Vegas strip.

 Stratosphere 

Parents looking to take the kids out before they hit the casinos can always take the entire family to the Circus-Circus indoor circus. It’s the largest permanent Circus in the world. Acts include jugglers, unicyclist, acrobats and trapeze artists. Each act is more impressive than the last and all are definitely a sight to be seen. For Hunter Thompson fans the Horse-Around bar is open in the evening as seen in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

For those trying to visit two places at once there is Las Vegas Paris’ Eiffel Tower. At half the size of the original, it is still an impressive site to see. Visitors can see the valley from the observation deck at 460 feet in the air. Romantics can even set up a semi-private area to propose to their sweethearts.
I can’t leave out the gambling and gaming but before you sit down and start trying to play like a high roller be sure to check out some of the gaming classes offered.

The Las Vegas Hilton, arguably one of the best Las Vegas hotels, offers gaming classes to allow first time players to get a good grip on all the ins and outs of Hold ‘Em. Not a bad place to start your trip. There’s plenty more to see in Las Vegas but too much to list here.

 Hilton Las Vegas

So decide for yourself what you need to see. Stay at the best Las Vegas hotel and have a week to remember.

Sphere Hotel Concept is Stunning

Amazing hotel designs keep springing up all over the place at the moment. This ?Sphere Hotel' looks so cool and is planned to be located somewhere between Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Visitors to the hotel will access it by an aerial route as it?ll be constructed on an artificial island, about 300 meters away from the beach. The Sphere will feature 200 rooms in 14 floors that will comfortably accommodate about 1000 guests, together with public business zones, boutiques, restaurants, bars and numerous other entertainment areas.

The Sphere Hotel is a concept architectural design that aims to promote a healthy and comfortable holiday destination.


Apart from offering a secluded retreat in the very lap of nature, the Sphere will also promote an eco-friendly lifestyle. With moist beach air flowing across the structure, the Sphere will make use of natural air conditioning. While the hotel will exploit the natural light coming through the glass panels to light the rooms during the daytime, on the other, the thermal glass facade will generate adequate solar power to fulfill all energy requirements.

Atlantis The Palm Hotel, Dubai

The Atlantis Hotel in Dubai is the latest word in Gulf excess - a sprawling £800million resort boasting a £13,000-a-night suite and dolphins flown in from the South Pacific, all housed on a palm tree-shaped island. This stunning luxury hotel opens today and here are some pictures in all its glory.

The 113-acre resort on an artificial island off the Persian Gulf coast is among the city-state's biggest bets that tourism can help sustain its economy once regional oil profits stop flowing.
Much of the focus at Atlantis, modelled on a sister resort in the Bahamas, is on ocean-themed family entertainment.

The resort contains a giant open-air tank with 65,000 fish, stingrays and other sea creatures and a dolphinarium with more than two dozen bottlenose dolphins flown in, amid controversy, from the Solomon Islands.

But the hotel's top floor aims squarely at the ultra-wealthy. A three-bedroom, three-bathroom suite complete with gold-leaf 18-seat dining table is on offer for £13,000 a night.

Dubai's development has long been criticized by environmental activists, who say the construction of artificial islands hurts coral reefs and even shifts water currents. They point to growing water and power consumption.

An 1,800-seat theatre nearby will house a permanent Cirque du Soleil show beginning in summer 2011. 'Palm Jumeirah in and of itself will become one of Dubai's major tourist attractions,' said Joe Cita, chief executive of Nakheel's hotel division.

Boosting the number of attractions on the island will not only entice more visitors, he said, but also persuade them to spend more time and money in the city. By 2010, Dubai aims to attract a staggering 10 million hotel visitors annually, up from about 7 million in 2007. Atlantis alone will increase the city's hotel capacity by 3 percent.

Visit the Atlantis Palm Hotel website

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10 Stunning Boutique Hotel Suites

Here some of the coolest boutique hotel suites, rooms, and villas around the world that are designed around the idea of minimalism. Less if certainly more in these hotels!

Lute Suites, Amsterdam
These luxury boutique suites are created by Marcel Wander.

There are currently a total of seven 18th Century cottages that have been transformed into one-of-a-kind suites set along the Amstel River and all command spectacular views of both the river and the beautiful Amsterdam skyline. Each suite features a kitchen, bathroom, living room, and bedroom.
The Lute Suites are each an individual work of art with eye-catching wallpaper designs, huge windows, modern designs, and unique furniture throughout. One thing that can be said for sure about these suites is that they are unlike any hotel in the world.


The Racha, Racha Island
This premier island hideaway features 70 luxurious villas set on a pristine stretch of beach on Racha Island.

Even though The Racha Hotel is located far from the hustle and bustle of the big city, each villa is equipped with all of the modern conveniences and furnishings that you?d expect to find in a hotel located in a more urban setting.
Large spa tubs, brightly lit rooms with tons of natural lighting, sleek design schemes, indoor and outdoor showers, and even a private infinity pool in some cases, can be found at The Racha.


The Emperor, Beijing
This urban-themed hotel is one of China?s first, and it sits adjacent to the Imperial Palace.

The 55 rooms here feature a very pleasant facade which consists mostly of minimalistic stylings and modern furnishings. Much of the furniture is unlike anything else in the world with its smooth and curvy lines, which adds greatly to The Emperor Hotel?s overall impressive interior design.
The bright colour scheme and strategically placed mood lighting gives the hotel a very clean and almost futuristic feeling.


The Royce Hotel, Melbourne
The five star rooms here at The Royce represent luxury with a capital L.

The best of the best is the Royal Suite where there?s a 42? plasma, spa tub with LCD TV mounted on the wall, marble floors, huge spacious room, sleek contemporary furnishings, and much more. This room screams urban design with its sleek lines and its ?less is more? feeling throughout.

Hotel Unique, Sao Paulo
Hotel Unique?s 85 rooms and 10 suites are truly one-of-a-kind in terms of architecture and design.
The hotel uses smooth lines and geometric shapes throughout the design of this urban-themed establishment. From the curved wood flooring that resembles a skateboard halfpipe to the red tinted swimming pool, this hotel truly lives up to it?s name in every way.

Oscar Hotel, Madrid
This 75 room hotel in the heart of Madrid is decorated with colourful paint and fun furniture.
The rooms here are as smooth as silk, and the comfort level is always high. Each room sports a great view of the Plaza Vazquez de Mella. The Oscar Hotel is the definition of an urban, chic hotel.

Hotel Sezz, Paris
With an outstanding view of the Eiffel Tower high upon its hilltop location, Hotel Sezz is a classic hotel with an artsy facade and contemporary interior.
This hotel has managed to make it onto plenty of top 10 lists over the years, and for good reason. The design of Hotel Sezz is unparalleled with its chrome and leather-filled interiors, and its sharp lines and colours that do an awesome job of blending the past with the present. The high-end Paris hotel has a total of 27 guestrooms, and an unlimited amount of style.

Seekoo Hotel, Bordeaux
This cool hotel was opened in 2007, and the word ?Seekoo? means ?iceberg? in the Inuit language.
This modern hotel in the Bordeaux countryside is laced with clean lines and clever mirror effects, such as the black lacquer ceilings and clever inscribed writings on the bathroom mirrors. The white, black, and chrome minimalism throughout the rooms are accompanied by warm wood tones, slate, and soft chenille materials. The bed is even cool, as it?s in the shape of a circle.

Jeronimos 8, Lisbon
Jeronimos 8 Located right at the center of town near Lisbon?s major museums and monuments,
Jeronimos 8 is Lisbon?s first ever design and urban resort. One of this hotel?s minimalistic features is its colour scheme throughout the design, which features three main colours: Chocolate brown, Carmine red, and a relaxing cream colour.

All of the 65 rooms here have a calm, tranquil feeling about them. Lots of natural light, marble floors, calming water flowing outside, and awesome views of Lisbon from the sun deck are some of this hotel?s greatest features.

Puro Urban Oasis Hotel, Majorca
This chic hotel is located in the heart of Gothic old town and attracts guests in the jet-set, creative demographic. The elegant rooms here are very minimalistic in every way.
From clean lines, smooth geometric shapes, tranquil colour schemes, and lots of in-room state of the art technology, this place has got everything needed to be considered as one of the most slick and hip hotels in all of Majorca. Puro Urban Oasis has been described as a ?funky urban boho-asis for party people and hippy-chic fantasies? - if that?s not enough to tantalise the senses, then I don?t know what does. Rates here start at about 170 EUR.

Most Expensive Hotel Rooms

Pictures of the worlds most expensive hotel rooms around the world as Reported by Forbes.

Two Story Sky Villa, The Palms Fantasy Suites, Las Vegas
$25,000 per night
View the Two Storey Sky Villa website.

Here are more pictures of the stunning Two Storey Ski Villa

Bridge Suite at the Atlantis Resort, Paradise Island, Bahamas
$25,000 per night
Royal Penthouse, President Wilson Hotel, Geneva, Switzerland
$23,000 per night
Hans Badrutt Suite, Badrutt's Palace, St. Moritz
$16,700 per night
Presidential Suite, Mandarin Oriental, New York City
$15,00 per night
Grand Suite, Grand Wailea Resort, Hawaii
$15,000 per night
Coral Suite, Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita, Mexico
$15,000 per night

Royal Suite at the Burj Al Arab, Dubai
$13,600 per night
The Imperial Suite, Ritz Paris, Paris
$13,500 per night
Private Reserve, Soneva Gili Resort & Spa, Maldives
$10,000 per night
So why do these hotels cost so much money per night?
The cost of the furniture in the rooms, building costs i.e. architecture/remodeling costs, ;location, prestige, service and history.

Who stays in these luxury hotel rooms? Government dignitaries spending taxpayers money perhaps or celebrities that earn millions. Parties would be a popular choice where the cost is divided up bringing the price down. You could have a party with 25 rich people and already your cost is down to just $1,000 per person which is an acceptable price for such a cool venue!


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