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Beacon Hill is Boston’s benchmark. If it’s near, on or around Beacon Hill you’re in the right place as far as Boston is concerned. With its atmospheric mix of boutiques, antique shops, historic townhouses and fashionable restaurants, it is the city’s most desirable location.
Situated in the historic Ames building, hence the name, this hotel brings some badly needed attitude to one of America’s oldest cities and a new great option for a HIP place to stay. The design is all new and guestrooms have every modern comfort yet some of the original landmark features have been retained. Being Boston there is no bar… there’s a modern translation of a tavern! Named for a tavern once housed in the Ames family home, a place that traditionally served food and ale. Appropriately enough, Woodward, offers a regional ingredient driven menu (created by Chef Mark Goldberg), that was designed to be shared at a lively table. This is not a hush-hush type restaurant.
Ames is exactly the kind of place you hope to find in Boston. Historic and classical on the outside; funky, streamlined and quirky on the inside.
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By Hollywood standards the Avalon has history. When it was still the Beverly Carlton, Marilyn Monroe lived here for two years and the hotel's reception area regularly featured in 'I Love Lucy'.
By Hollywood standards the Avalon has history. When it was still the Beverly Carlton, Marilyn Monroe lived here for two years and the hotel's reception area regularly featured in I Love Lucy.
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The California, north of San Francisco, is all about wilderness, with a capital W. Lush forests, green hills and an abundance of rivers, lakes and brooks, is the signature of the secluded canyons of the upper Napa Valley. Calistoga Ranch is a rarefied retreat dropped into the middle of these great outdoors. It’s a collection of forty eight free standing lodges sprinkled across an estate of a 157 acres with a footprint that could best be summed up as “touch the earth lightly”.
The accommodation is that heavenly combination of luxury amidst natural beauty and tranquillity. Each lodge has its own fireplace, cedar deck, floor to ceiling windows framing the forest and an outdoor shower garden.
The Lakehouse – a restaurant exclusively reserved for guests of Calistoga Ranch overlooking Lake Lommel – is dedicated to fresh local produce and an extensive wine list.
Napa Valley is well known for its culture of wine and cuisine, and for its charismatically attractive nature. Calistoga Ranch is simply an extension of what is already there.
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The art consciousness that one would expect from SoHo or Tribeca has been mixed with the more formal, well dressed profile of a 5th Avenue address. Chambers is in one of the most desirable Midtown areas – on the northern frontier just below Central Park.
Architect David Rockwell was brought in to realise an interior to go with the art. The property features a substantial permanent collection of contemporary art. A fascinating mix of photography, painting, works on paper and sculpture, the likes of which you would normally not find in one place.
With raw concrete ceilings, industrial lamps bolted to the walls and polished concrete floors in the bathroom, the interiors are not what you would expect from a hotel around the corner from Tiffany’s. But that’s exactly why it works.
Chambers, located in the heart of midtown, offers a seamless fusion of uptown luxury and downtown cool.
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“Location, history, scandal, intrigue, vice…the Chateau is the most Hollywood hotel in La La Land.”
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The ultimate Hollywood hideaway
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When it opened in 1995 the Delano must have set a world record for the number of press inches devoted to a new hotel. Journalists not normally easily impressed waxed lyrical about the white rooms, the white marble, the white-clad staff and the all-white spa.
Starck's design for the Delano's public spaces is, it has achieved the status that all architects and designers long for: recognition as a 'classic', with its soaring ceiling height and forest of imposing columns, it offers great visual drama. Ten years on, this place has still got what it takes - Messieurs Starck and Schrager: take a bow.
The Delano is on Collins with direct access to the beach. Collins Avenue offers more restaurants, bars and nightclubs in a row than any other area of South Beach and still has the Latin energy that makes the city such a hot destination.
Delano is the perfect symbol of the new Miami – hip, young and design-conscious.
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This is a fabulous opportunity to indulge in cuisine, luxury and designer style just moments from the heart of Washington DC.
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Billing itself as “living the dream”, Eventi is the first new and substantial hotel to have emerged in New York’s Chelsea area.
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Gansevoort in New York built its appeal not so much as a hotel but as a scene on the roof. It is this roof scene that Gansevoort have brought south to Miami. Except this time it’s bigger and better. The pool on the roof is 110 feet long, and the party scene is spread out over 26,000 square feet.
The rooms at Gansevoort South Beach are huge. Each room has a living area with couch and two chairs, a glass desk that doubles as a table, and a very large bed. The rooms are like lofts, and although guests might be tempted to spend more time in them, I honestly doubt it considering the temptations outside.
A poolside / ocean-side lounge, lobby bar, roof bar, Asian restaurant, Dave Barton’s largest gym and first ever spa spanning 45 thousand square feet plus coming soon, the sexy STK steakhouse.
It is not so much a hotel but a scene that Gansevoort have brought south to Miami.
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When the Hotel first opened its doors in 1925 it quickly became the place for artists, adventurers and bon vivants to rub elbows. Babe Ruth liked to drink at the bar, Humphrey Bogart was married here and Mark Twain liked to play pool in the park. The Gramercy was not so much designed as collected; voluptuous velvet curtains suspended from bronze rods, hand tufted rugs, colours inspired by the renaissance, juxtaposed with daring contemporary art. The overwhelming ambience is that of an artist’s lair. Exciting and original public spaces where guests can enjoy two bars, the rooftop garden Gramercy Terrace with both indoor and outdoor lounging and dining space, a new Danny Meyer restaurant and as a resident, albeit temporary, you will be given keyed access to the Park itself!
The only private park in New York, Gramercy Park was inspired by the glamour and charm of a London square.
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Everyone needs a bit of glam in their lives and San Francisco’s Hotel Diva has certainly got her fair share because from funky fittings to flirty furnishings this fashionista doesn’t do anything by halves.
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Built from scratch by a creative team, The Marcel Wanders designed entrance is a hit, the completely off the wall Thor restaurant on the ground floor is consistently voted in New York’s top 100, and the rooms, with their all yellow or all black bathrooms are a sumptuously spacious alternative to smaller spaces elsewhere in Manhattan.
Thor is the Viking God of the area, a thunderbolt of a restaurant enhanced by Wanders’ wild wallpaper and his outhouse in the middle of the space. But the real plus of Hotel on Rivington came as a surprise to everyone, including the owners. There had never been a tower in this area, so no one knew that it would have such an amazing view. A view of New York’s famous skyline from a completely new perspective.
Situated right in the middle of the Lower East Side, Hotel on Rivington is a study in contrast; a shiny glass and steel tower in a neighbourhood of tenement buildings
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The Intercontinental Mark Hopkins is an American institution and the view is still probably the best in San Francisco.
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Bed and breakfasting has never been this good and from gorgeous ocean views to authentic picket-fence charm, staying in a Southernmost Hotel Collection resort takes you straight to the heart of the action.
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As good as cocktails at sunset...
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A hotel collection built on gracious and sincere Asian service and refined Oriental values has launched itself in the glitzy world of Las Vegas. It’s an unexpected but not illogical twist. Amidst the unrelenting bling and bravado of a town built on twenty-four hour gambling and entertainment, an oasis, a place of style and solitude, might be a welcome option.
The mandarin Oriental is not small, it is a 47 storey luxury hotel with a sky lobby on the 23rd floor and the first US restaurant for the celebrated three Michelin star chef Pier Gagnaire. But there is no casino and the hotel is entirely without the wild eyed mania that afflicts a gambling groupie. The Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas is a retreat – a place to recharge in sophisticated luxury before heading out once more into the twenty-four hour action that Vegas is known for.
Introducing discreet luxury and oriental harmony to a city that has never known either.
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The Mondrian South Beach is a curved piece of modernist architecture with an interior designed by controversial Marcel Wanders. The style is definitely post minimalist with a sophisticated colour palette of gold, black and white. With his trademark chandeliers throughout, comfort in the sensual sense is given centre stage inside and out. The huge pool with private cabanas and individual plunge pools, surrounded by a lush garden, lounge areas, secret pathways and kissing areas is definitely not your average pool.
The setting is straight out of CSI Miami, the silhouette of downtown Miami is behind the expansive blue waters of Biscayne Bay. Because it faces west it also has the sunsets; best watched with a mojito in hand from the bayside bar or private rooftop bar.
There are no rooms! Every guest gets a studio or apartment - The convenience of a residence with the luxury of hotel service.
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Ever since the 1930’s the Cipriani name has been associated with quality.
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The organic architecture is as adventurous as the location. You approach along a private small mountain road that winds its way through dense forest. A series of Tree House and Ocean House rooms gaze across to the mountains or vast expanse of sea and sky. The Tree House rooms are suspended on timber stilts, a mélange of triangular shapes creating an interior unlike any other. The Ocean House rooms are similarly innovative, virtually buried in the side of the steep slope from which they look out, with roofs covered in topsoil and planted. Fusion of glass, stone, slate and native woods reflects a lifelong commitment to environmentally appropriate design.
Extraordinary location, extraordinary architecture – but even these are not the only drawing cards of Post Ranch Inn. Because many guests come first and foremost for the food at Sierra Mar with its world class New California cuisine.
Spectacularly situated in Big Sur, California, perched on a ridge that drops one thousand two hundred feet down to the azure lapping waves of the Pacific Ocean.
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The Raleigh is among the many architectural treasures that have survived from Miami’s golden age; today it still embodies the dual art deco philosophy of seductive show and the art of living. The result is neither loud nor flashy, but memorable in a more subtle way – like an exquisitely tailored suit, whose quality, originality and impeccable taste reveal themselves without the need for fanfare.
And it has the pool – immortalised in the movies of synchronised swimmer Esther Williams; voted by Travel&Leisure magazine as one of the ten most beautiful in the world. This giant pastiche of baroque curves surrounded by Moroccan medjul palm trees can still decades on, elicit oohs and ahs from new guests taken with the sensational impact of the jewel like Art Deco lagoon.
A consummate mix of style and understatement, of elegance and comfort, of glamour and warmth, an original Art Deco jewel.
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Designed by famed British architect David Chipperfield, merging two existing beach front properties with a brand new, purpose-built tower, Schrager later added his signature touches.
The whole of the ground floor, leading all the way to the beach, has been turned into one seamless nocturnal play zone for grown-ups. The lighting is low, with a few thousand candles; the music is seductive and the design is a mix of every ethnic style that has ever contributed to the culture of chilling out – Greek tavern stools, Moroccan daybeds, Rajasthani palace chairs, African tribal stools, cushions and more cushions in hare Krishna colours. Rooms are loaded with the latest high-tech options, as well as more old-fashioned creature comforts such as plenty of closet space and enormous bathrooms.
Redefining cool on Miami's South Beach, The Shore Club combines classic minimalist design with quirky twists.
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The Soho Beach House stands resplendent on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, juxtaposed against a never ending azure sky.
As one of the hotel’s discerning guests you’ll be invited to spend your time as you please however, it wouldn’t be a trip to Miami without stepping foot onto the delicious white sand and letting the Ocean tickle your toes. Alternatively, you may wish to relax by the super long swimming pool, get hot and sweaty at the gym or feel the love at the wellness and beauty spa.
If you’d prefer to experience the beach from afar, guest bedrooms range from bayside to beachside and all offer a view that is designed with nature in mind. The décor has a real vintage vibe going on with textiles and furniture that swing you right back to South America in its Art Deco heyday.
The retro Latin theme continues throughout the building and is certainly upheld in the cool and stylish drawing room on the first floor. Comfortable sofas, armchairs and cushions galore, provide the perfect space to relax, try a cocktail or Cuban coffee, and enjoy the gentle tinkling of the Grand’s ivories.
For more amazing views, in a refined and strictly adults-only setting, take a trip to the eighth floor where you’ll find a wood panelled library, private dining area and outdoor terrace bar that comes complete with plunge pool.
After a hard day listening to the sound of the sea it’s easy to work up an appetite and Cecconi’s world renowned Italian restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, 7 days a week. If you’ve been lucky enough to visit either the London or Hollywood restaurants then you’ll know that you’re in for a treat. Just make sure you leave room for the cicchetti and dolci menu that is served in the bar around midnight.
Art-Deco luxury that’s right on the beach with exceptional views of the Ocean.
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The rules are simple, if you’re not a guest you cannot eat in the restaurant, swim in the pool, lunch on the roof, have a drink in the bar, watch a film in the private screening room, throw a private party in the library, or chill out in the Cowshed – the club’s famous spa… unless you’re a member. But one thing it is not, is stuffy. As a club, it has managed to attract the kind of people that normally never belong to clubs. Film directors, writers, artists, creative types in all fields make up the member roster, and yet Soho is not painfully arty either.
The look, if it has to be defined as such, is a mix of laid back modern and iconic antique, with the odd bit of bling. The rooms are bohemian loft with soaring ceilings, exposed beams, chandeliers and big, baroque carved beds. The Playhouse and Playground rooms have giant egg-shaped baths big enough for two. But more important than how it looks is how it feels with just the right balance of cosy and trendy.
Soho House is not a hotel, it’s a private club – the hottest private club in New York – that happens to have a small hotel.
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The Carlyle is the Upper East Side, and vice versa. All the values of patrician New York are the qualities that define The Carlyle. Woody Allen can often be found jamming on his clarinet with the Eddy Davis New Orleans Jazz Band in the Café Carlyle (resident caberet jazz/venue) on a Monday night. A neighbourhood that has a world class museum on practically every other corner, not to mention the proximity of Central Park, The Upper East Side is interesting precisely because it's not like the rest of New York. The doormen with their traditional brass-buttoned coats and caps, school children in blazers and ties, discreet little restaurants tucked into the brownstones on gentrified side streets, and, of course, the shopping, all give this part of New York a signature as distinctive as the tenement housing of the Lower East Side.
One of New York's most genuine and charismatic experiences.
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Robert De Niro, a long term resident of TriBeCa, the city’s most sought after neighbourhood, has created the area’s iconic hotel with the look and feel of a chic members club
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If you’re longing to combine contemporary New York chic with the avant-garde style of the 1920’s, then look no further.
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The Peninsula is chic, elegant and subdued. The rooms are large and luxuriously appointed, with exquisite marble bathrooms, down pillows, understated furniture, and soft amber lighting. So far, so good. There is also an amazing spa that most guests find hard to leave. There's a beautiful aqua mosaic-tiled pool, flanked by floor-to-ceiling windows, on the twentieth floor. The view is straight out to the shores of Lake Michigan (a stone’s throw from the hotel). For those with the time (and you should really make the time) the spa has a whirlpool and lap pool, gym, yoga room and steam room, and any number of oriental treatments.
Almost all the stores worth going to are no more than a mile from the hotel. There's also plenty of culture to divert you in Chicago: you could take a tour of Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural legacy, or you could make time to visit the Art Institute of Chicago. But my hunch is that you will almost certainly be too busy indulging yourself.
It's all about dressing up in your best clothes for dinner, ordering late-night snacks with champagne, recovering in the spa, and hitting the town feeling like a million bucks.
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The 18-storey structure consisting of two concrete-framed glass slabs recalls mid-century modernist but the most interesting aspect is how this building interacts with the High Line, an abandoned 80-year-old elevated freight railroad running down Manhattan’s west side that has been converted into a park for locals and tourists to kick back.
The glass means the interiors have floor-to-ceiling views; of the Hudson to the West, MePa topped by the Empire State to the East and the High Line directly below. Every room maximises its view, none more so than the double height glass-encased space on the 18th floor that will open up in 2010 as an exclusive venue for guests and those on the list!
In an area now so well known for its food, its obvious that even the most eye-popping architecture and a view will only get you so far. The rest is up to the restaurant.
Located in MePa - currently New York’s hottest restaurant and bar scene – the new Standard is described by the New York Observer as "the most unusual and significant New York building in years".
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The Surrey combines the sensuous spirit of the 20’s with the contemporary style of the right here, right now.
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One of the original Art Deco gems on Ocean Drive.
First opened in 1936, the Tides is one of the most imposing examples of the elegant optimism that defined Miami’s Art Deco signature. Rescued from the wrecker’s ball by the rejuvenation of Ocean Drive in the late 1980’s, early 1990’s, the Tides reopened in 2007 with a stunning new interior designed by west coast based Kelly Wearstler.
The Tides describes itself as the Diva of Ocean Drive. It is certainly the most glamorous and luxurious of all the hotels that line up along the strip dividing the buildings from the beach. With its distinct combination of vintage pieces, unusual textures (think tortoise shell, ebony, birch, etc), elegant furniture, striking lamps, huge sculptural pieces of driftwood, and acres of natural toned travertine; it is also, possibly, the most stylish.
The single most desirable feature of the rooms at the Tides, is that they all face the ocean. Each of the suites, whether they be studios or apartments, have ocean views. Some also have very glamorous terraces and with an average size of 568 square-feet, they are amongst the most generously proportioned in South Beach.
One of the original Art Deco gems on Ocean Drive
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THEhotel at Mandalay Bay was created in recognition of the fact that, for some people, less is more and has opted for refined luxury as its signature. The rooms are all suites; each guest gets a separate living room and bedroom regardless of whether you’re a high roller or not. The miX bar and the miX restaurant are exceptional enough to stand alone. Situated on the top floor of the tower that houses THEhotel, miX not only has some of the best views in Vegas but also some of the best reviews. It’s the home of the three Michelin star talent of Alain Ducasse, and the space is as big as its reputation.
THEhotel seems to follow the philosophy of Oscar Wilde; “I have but the simplest taste - I am always satisfied with the best”.
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Located on Spring Street, you’re in SoHo but you’re also on the cusp of TriBeCa so all the most interesting bars, restaurants and shops in Manhattan are literally at your doorstep. Big by SoHo standards, the 46 story hotel offers views, a very happening bar scene, a spa and great dining, so posing the dilemma, to stay in or to go out?
Three words distinguish the 391 guestrooms. Space. Glass. And Fendi. An average of 500 square feet guestrooms offer a lot of space and all the rooms have floor to ceiling windows. They are also the first rooms in Manhattan to have been furnished by Fendi better known for handbags and fur coats.
If you have a Fendi interior you have to have an Italian restaurant. Quattro Gastronomia not surprisingly features authentic Northern Italian cuisine. Bar d’Eau as the name suggests is on the water. i.e. on the hotel’s 6000 square foot pool deck. The Library houses a whole load of art and design books and an intimate fireplace setting. The third bar is a cocktail lounge with mixologists that are popular enough for entry after 10 pm to be guest list only.
Think of SoHo and you think cool, matte black, lofts and lattes; and when you think of Trump, you think big and bling. So no surprise then that Trump SoHo is a luxurious blend of the two.
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Viceroy Palm Springs’ sixty-five rooms are spread out over surrounding grounds with a variety of studios, suites and private villas. Interior designer, Kelly Wearstler, opted to re-evoke the glamour of Hollywood's golden age. The style is a contemporary theatrical version of old European aristocratic decor: lots of chandeliers, formal drapery and Regency-style dining chairs, all transforming the Viceroy into a collage of stylish accommodation options.
The grounds are landscaped in a Beverly Hills movie mogul manner, with three swimming pools (two for adults only), lots of palm trees, plenty of potted topiary, and enough ceramic whippets to fill a kennel!
This desert town, framed by the San Jacinto Mountains, has been a magnet for creative and flamboyant individuals since the early 1920s.
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Glamour, innovation, style – this hotel is all you could want in Los Angeles.
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Boston is known for its pubs, the long running Cheers was set in one, and in Ally McBeal the law practise had their own pub downstairs. The city is also known for its immigrants, the Irish, the Italians, and the Chinese – and the food and drink culture they have brought with them. It has never been a city known for its hotels. The W Boston brings some welcome alternatives to the more predictable and rather conservative choices in overnight stays.
A big slab of shiny glass, the W Boston is the city’s new kid on the block. With 235 rooms, it brings the convenience of size and luxury to people who prefer their environments free of dark, dust and chintz. Situated on Boston Common – the city’s answer to Central Park – and just down the road from Chinatown, the W is located in the city’s theatre district.
Cutting edge modernity comes to the centre of one of America’s oldest and most historic cities.
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Nobody would argue that San Francisco is a fun town. It has lots of bars and restaurants, a very famous Chinatown, and a reputation for European-style sophistication. The W, located just around the corner from Union Square, is in the heart of San Francisco’s shopping area, and just next door to the SFMOMA (San Francisco Museum of Modern Art).
The new guest rooms are light and fanciful, and in sync with Northern Californian sunshine. It’s not the new décor however that makes the W such an attractive place to stay. Rather, it’s the ambience. There’s a snappy lively pace to the place, people are constantly on the move – for a quick coffee at the bar downstairs or breakfast in the restaurant, or some work on a laptop in the Adirondack chairs in the building’s outside foyer.
The W in San Francisco has a real buzz, just like the city itself.
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Beach blanket Babylon. With 300 feet of ocean front, the W is the latest and perhaps most contemporary “player” on the South Beach scene.
The rehabilitation of Miami South Beach continues unabated. With ten continuous miles of beach front it will be a long time before this part of the world has no more room for expansion.
With each new property the stakes go up. Whereas cutting-edge design has been the norm for at least a decade and a half, cutting-edge architecture is the new benchmark and the W South Beach has set the bar very high.
The name of the game in today’s Miami is features; lots of features. You are not a “player” unless you have at least more than one of everything. The W, not surprisingly, has six bars, two very large public pools, a handful of private pools, two restaurants of different themes, a state-of-the-art spa on three levels, a monumental gym, a W store, and 334 rooms.
Beach blanket Babylon. With 300 feet of ocean front, the W is the latest and perhaps most contemporary “player” on the South Beach scene.
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Housed in an imposing Beaux Arts building, originally built in 1917, the W Washington D.C. has installed itself in a DC monument. Once known as Hotel Washington, it has hosted Inaugural Balls – for Presidents Clinton and Reagan - not to mention the substantial list of celebrities that have stayed the night - including Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, and Marilyn Monroe.
Situated across the street from the White House, the W Washington D.C. has created a funky residential alternative within the historic and hallowed architecture that has played host to this city’s visiting elite for the better part of the past century. DC’s legendary landmarks are within easy walking distance. The most famous of all – the White House – is literally across the street. To experience the city as the nation’s Capitol, you cannot find a better location.
The most dramatic new hotel in DC since Watergate.
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For the Wynn, hotel is a strangely inappropriate description. It should be called Wynn environment. It has more upmarket brand-name boutiques than the most cosmopolitan shopping mall, more famous restaurants than most cities, and only London’s West End and Broadway have more shows. From the Manolo Blahnik boutique to the surreal Lake of Dreams, from shows such as Le Rêve to the waterfall inside Tryst nightclub and from the huge Ferrari-Maserati dealership to the 140 ft man-made mountain, the Wynn has merged fantasy with luxury in a way that will blow your mind. There is also an award-winning casino of course, but compared to all the other casinos on the strip, Wynn is very, very different as it is filled with light.
The opening of Wynn was the three-dimensional realisation of Steve Wynn’s dream – to make Vegas a destination for people with money and taste.
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