Hotel Waldorf =Astoria and Towers, New York, USA

Waldorf =Astoria and Towers, New York, USA

A world  popular Comfertable and beautiful holel.So famous it was designated as AN official New York City landmark IN 1993, this Art Deco property occupies an entire city block of prime, mid-town Manhattan real estate. The Waldorf=Astoria and Towers was the world's first skyscraper hotel when it was built in the 1930s and the list of 'firsts' goes on. It was the first hotel to star in a feature film - Ginger Rogers appeared in Weekend at the Waldorf - and the first to introduce room service. And we mustn't forget the fact that the Waldorf Salad was created here.

 The hotel also claims to be the first kitchen to have whipped up Eggs Benedict -  no wonder brunch at the Waldorf is an institution. As fame goes, the hotel's Presidential Suite is the only suite in the city that really deserves the name. Every President since 1931 has stayed here and State Department has first dibs on the rooms for visiting dignitaries no matter who else may be due to check in.


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Hotel The Ritz London, England

The Ritz London, England

The Ritz London, England is abeautyful ,luxury and pretty hotel in the world.To be fair the word was inspired not just by London's The Ritz but the hotels of Cesar Ritz worldwide. Nevertheless if you walk through the revolving doors of The Ritz London and you have time-warped into a world of elegant excess. Of all London's grand hotels this is the most opulent. There is no British reserve here, no stiff upper lip; The Ritz is a theatrical event.

 Modelled on a French chateau with furnishings in the style of Louis XVI, this is a flamboyant hotel. If it were a woman it would definitely like admiring itself in the glass: there are mirrors everywhere, and fountains and statues and a riot of 24-carat gold leaf. Surrender to the moment and book yourself a ride down Piccadilly in the bright Ritz-Blue Rolls Royce Phantom which glides to a halt underneath the hotel's matching blue canopy waiting just for you. Like the hotel, the car is a reminder of more elegant times with its polished mahogany, deep leather seats and windows that whisper shut to silence the city.


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The Raffles, Singapore

The Raffles, Singapore

A big comfertable ,luxury and pretty hotel.This hotel has a legendary past. In colonial days the decadent and gin-soaked sat on its white-arched verandahs and discussed all kinds of dubious deeds from opium smuggling to the overthrow of a dictatorship. A steady alcoholic stream of famous authors, such as Somerset Maugham and Noel Coward, once propped up the Writers Bar and now have suites names after them. 

When asked whether he had a "gentleman in his room" by one Asian hotel, Coward supposedly quipped, "I don't know I'll ask him". Sadly Raffles is a little too squeaky clean these days with a giant tower of new rooms added, an arcade of luxury brand shops and a revolving door of German tourists. Never mind, have a consoling Singapore Sling at the bar and toast the hotel's heady history.

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The Mandarin Oriental

The Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok, Thailand


The grand old Oriental, which has sat overlooking the Chao Phraya River for over 130 years, is a Bangkok institution. Anyone who was anyone in Asia colonial days stayed here.

 A whole Writers wing is devoted to the memory of authors such as Maugham, Coward, Michener, Conrad and Greene. Potted Palms and languid ceiling fans whisper of hot afternoons spent drinking pink gin and playing canasta.

 Ironic that Maugham should have a suite named after him considering he had malaria on his first visit and was almost evicted, so the story goes, because the management didn't want him to ruining their business by dying in one of the rooms.

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Four Seasons George V

Four Seasons George V, Paris, France

A key feature of the décor of Four Seasons Hotel George V in Paris are the lavish displays of flowers everywhere, the work of floral designer Jeff Leatham. It is this attention to style that makes the George V stand out in a city where great hotels abound. 

Then there are the gloriously palatial rooms, extravagantly ornate chandeliers, the ballroom, the balconies and the brocade that make this hotel a truly sumptuous place to stay. Add to this the fact that you are a Christian Louboutin designer-shoe step away from the Champs-Elysees and you are in Parisian heaven. The Luxury Travel Bible likes the seventh floor Empire Suite an elegant silk and velvet homage to Napoleon and Josephine.

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Mena House Oberoi

Mena House Oberoi, Cairo, Egypt


It is hard to get closer to the pyramids without actually being on a camel. The great pyramid of Khufu is practically in the back yard and looms large in the windows of many of the rooms.The view has been enchanting guests since 1869 and Mena House Oberoi has played host to kings and emperors, Heads of State and an endless stream of celebrities.

 The palatial hotel presides over forty acres (16 hectares) of jasmine-scented gardens; its royal history is reflected in luxurious interiors that are embellished with exquisite antiques, handcrafted furniture and rich textiles. Think Agatha Christie and Death on the Nile.

 Agatha stayed here, as did Charlie Chaplin, Winston Churchill land Peter Ustinov and the cast when filming a movie version of Christie's Egyptian mystery. Only 30 or so rooms in this former Hunting lodge have The view so if you have to have influence or book in well advance. We must also give an honourable mention to the Sofitel Cataract Hotel, where Agatha Christie also stayed, which re-opens after a major facelift in mid-2010.

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The Taj Mahal Palace & Tower

The Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, Mumbai, India

The Taj Mahal hotel in what was then known as Bombay was built by Indian industrialist Tata in a stand against the colonialism and snobbery that had once seen him denied entrance to one of the better known British-Bombay hotels. Which is why, unlike other legendary Asia hotels it isn't built in colonial style. 

When it opened its door in 1903 visitors were greeted by a feast of Indian, Moorish and Florentine influences with mosaics, vaulted alabaster ceiling and gilded colonnades everywhere. The victim of a terrorist bomb blast in December 2008 it has since re-opened its doors. The Presidential Suite and the Rajput Suite have been home to many Heads of State, Celebrities and CEO's. 

Both of these top suites have a grand living room, a private patio with port harbour and city views, a master bedroom and a private balcony overlooking The Gateway of India. The opulent old-world design includes original paintings and antiques.

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Beverly Wilshire, Los Angeles, USA

Beverly Wilshire, Los Angeles, USA

It's the More Pretty,comfertable and luxury  Woman Hotel where Richard Gere's character holes up in the penthouse with the kind of hooker you could take home to mum. The hotel's lobby and exterior starred in the film but the 'Presidential Suite' used was built on a studio back-lot and, frankly, the real thing is much classier. 

This hotel doesn't need a Hollywood bit part to be famous because Hollywood comes to it. Many stars, such as Cary Grant and Warren Beatty have made its top suite their semi-permanent home. Musos such as Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Elton John and Mick Jagger have done the same. Now a whole new tribe of Gen Y celebs flit through its marble lobby. The Beverly Wilshire is within stiletto staggering distance of Rodeo Drive where Julia Robert's character shopped and you can too, as long as your credit card is melt-proof.

 Elsewhere in La-La land we also have to mention a couple of other hotels that are as famous as the stars that stay in them: Chateau Marmont and the Beverly Hills Hotel. And an honourable mention to another US hotel made famous by film - Bellagio, Las Vegas the setting for the heist in Ocean's Eleven.

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Inn at Palmetto Bluff, Bluffton

Inn at Palmetto Bluff, Bluffton

This will be the best inn you've ever stayed.very comfertable and beautyfull area around the hotel and has any  facility u need..

Rooms: 99.1
Service: 99.1
Food: 94.9
Location: 97.2
Design: 98.1
Activities: 98.1

"This will be the best inn you've ever stayed at," by the May River amid acres of forests and ancient freshwater rice fields. "Superb Southern-style service" comes from staff "who make you feel like you are the first-ever guests." Rustic cottages are "quiet, secluded, immaculate, and spacious," with screened porches, white-wood doorways, vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, wide pine-plank floors, and hipped metal roofs. "You can do everything—golf, fishing, horseback riding, and a spa are some of the activities—or nothing, and be blissfully happy either way."

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Waldorf Astoria Chicago

Waldorf Astoria Chicago

This place also one of the  most popular, comfertable and beautiful hotel in the world and also complete with people's needs with Waldorf Astoria spa,Waldorf Astoria cakes and Waldorf Astoria careers.

Rooms: 98.7
Service: 97.5
Food: 95.0
Location: 97.5
Design: 99.1

"From the decor to the service, this is one of the greatest hotels I've stayed in." This "oasis of luxury" (opened at the end of 2009 as The Elysian) is in the Gold Coast neighborhood, steps from the lakefront. Designed to emulate the grand hotels of Paris in the 1920s, it is set in a 60-story tower that has colonnades, spires, and a motor court. The "fantastic, spacious rooms," ten per floor, have fireplaces, furnished terraces, Italian linens.  

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2Blantyre, Lenox

2Blantyre, Lenox

This is one of world popular and most comfertable Hotel when u want a change.

Rooms: 96.3
Service: 100
Food: 92.6
Location: 100
Design: 92.6

This is one of world popular and most comfertable Hotel when u want a change."It's our hideaway close to home." This ivy-cloaked Tudor-style country house on 117 acres in the Berkshires is furnished with nineteenth-century antiques from France and England. Guest rooms have fireplaces, extensive book collections, and fabric-lined dresser drawers. Taking their lead from the "caring owner," "staff are always exceptionally warm." The main dining room offers a country-house dinner menu with French influences, accompanied by live piano music. "I wish the food were better, although the wine list is stupendous." In winter, snow barbecues are held next to the ice rink--a.k.a. the flooded tennis courts.

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21C Museum Hotel, Cincinnati

21C Museum Hotel, Cincinnati

Rooms:98.4
Service: 95.1
Food: 95.0
Location: 100
Design: 100

The 1924 landmark Metropole Hotel survives in the restored terrazzo floor, curving staircase, arched windows, and ornate plasterwork of 21c, its every corner, from the 156 guest rooms to the nine-story solarium, a showcase for contemporary art. Much of it is playful and witty, such as the trademark four-foot yellow penguins that pop up in elevators and hallways.

XV Beacon, Boston

XV Beacon, Boston

Rooms: 97.4
Service: 96.5
Food: 95.1
Location: 98.7
Design: 97.4

This "chic, intimate" modernist interiors of this hotel in Beacon Hill contrast with the exterior—a turn-of-the-century, ten-story Beaux Arts building of iron, limestone, and brick, capped with a copper cornice. The lobby has an original cage elevator, while individually designed rooms in taupes, creams, and espressos come with fireplaces, mahogany built-in cupboards, and contemporary canopied beds that are "so luxurious and relaxing it's hard to leave them." Service is "top of the line," including a concierge who is "off the charts in his care and attention."

Twin Farms, Barnard

Twin Farms, Barnard

 

Rooms: 100
Service: 100
Food: 90.9
Location: 90.9
Design: 100

 

This late-1700s stone, pine, maple, and brick farmhouse and lodge, the former home of Nobel Prize-winning writer Sinclair Lewis, is now a "top-notch lodge" between a ski lift and Copper Pond 75 miles southeast of Burlington. Dinner is often preceded by cocktail hour, and meals from the daily-changing menu are served in cottages, as well as in the wine cellar or packed for picnics. Out of the Woods spa uses all-vegetarian bath and body products. Experience "graceful hospitality and quiet beauty." The "spacious and not overly ornate" rooms and cottages are individually decorated—modern to Moroccan—and display contemporary and folk art.

The Lodge at Sea Island, St. Simons Island

The Lodge at Sea Island, St. Simons Island

Rooms: 98.5
Service: 97.1
Food: 94.7
Location: 96.2
Design: 97.6
Activities: 96.5

 
Anchoring the end of the island's historic Avenue of Oaks, the decidedly English-style manor has tranquil views across the Sound and golf course and service more akin "to an intimate European hotel, with Southern charm" (think: "meeting your every need without being over the top or overly effusive.") Folks "love the sunset bagpiper" and personal butlers that can "draw you a rose petal bath." Golfers consider it a nirvana, but "couples will be equally enchanted."

Museum Hotel, Louisville

21c Museum Hotel, Louisville

 

Rooms:96.8
Service: 96.8
Food: 95.1
Location: 95.8
Design: 97.1

Created from abandoned tobacco and bourbon warehouses, and doubling as a contemporary art museum with more than 9,000 square feet of exhibition space, this property has reclaimed-wood floors, hand-blocked linen upholstery, exposed brickwork and timber trusses, and glass transoms. "The art collection makes it such a fun place to stay." "Unique and creative" guest rooms have Herman Miller chairs, high ceilings, pewter mint julep cups, Malin and Goetz bath products, and rubber ducks in bathtubs. Proof on Main's menu is inspired by Italy and the American South, hence dishes like Marksbury Farm Bone-in Pork Chop or rye pasta carbonara, and a choice of more than 50 Kentucky bourbons, several bottled exclusively for the hotel. "It's an incredible place for such a small city."

lebua at State Tower

Lebua at State Tower

lebua at State Tower is a luxury five star hotel in Bang Rak, close to Silom business district and the mighty Chao Phraya River. The facilities at this property are truly special and will leave guests with many memories and even more magnificent photos of probably the best view of the meandering river and rolling cityscape that Bangkok has to offer. Saphan Taksin BTS Skytrain Station is just five minutes walk away from the hotel as is Sathorn Pier with free shuttle ferries to Asiatique Night Market, and several ferries heading towards the Old Town of the city, home of many majestic temples and the Grand Palace. 

Guestrooms and Suites at lebua at State Tower have a luxuriant touch with both the stunning views from private balconies and the classically style furniture. All 357 spacious rooms feature a large living area with flat screen television, DVD player, a thick-cushioned sofa, fitted kitchen, and private bedroom with ensuite bathroom. As nice as the rooms are, the main difference between lebua at State Tower and other top end hotels in the city is the quality of the dining and leisure facilities: the top three floors of the hotel are given over to luxury dining and guests can enjoy fine dining, European cuisine, and pan Asian cusine as well as some of the most magnificent cocktails you will ever try. Other than that there is a free form swimming pool, large fitness centre, and lobby lounge.

Grand Sukhumvit Hotel Bangkok

Grand Sukhumvit Hotel Bangkok

Grand Sukhumvit Hotel Bangkok Managed by Accor is sited in a quiet residential street directly off Sukhumvit Road, one of the great business, shopping and leisure thoroughfares of Bangkok, and is consequently in the midst of the action yet represents an oasis of calm amongst all the activity.

The five-star Grand Sukhumvit Hotel Bangkok is both luxurious and friendly, small enough to offer a residential ambiance and personal service, yet large enough with its 386 spacious rooms and suites offer all that is expected, and more, of a truly grand hotel.

Within a few minutes walk of the Grand Sukhumvit Hotel entrance is the Nana BTS Sky Train station, allowing fast and easy access to other prime areas of Bangkok, while the elevated highway is nearby, meaning that Suvarnabhumi International Airport is only a half-hour drive away.