Luxury Hotels

The 1,000-foot (305-meter) high The Shard in South London, which opened in 2014, is home to the Shangri-La Hotel At The Shard, located on levels 34 to 52 and offers breathtaking views of the city below. Shangri-history La's is reflected in the 202 modern rooms and suites with subtle Asian accents that provide a Zen-like calm.

The Savoy is a well-known luxury hotel in Central London run by the Fairmont hotel chain. It is ideally situated on the north bank of the River Thames and set in the bustling shopping and theater district of Covent Garden. The 268 lavishly furnished rooms and suites include marble bathrooms and are either Edwardian or Art Deco in design. Great views of the River Thames are available from many rooms.

Le Bristol Paris, a part of the Oetker Collection, has been graciously hosting its distinguished visitors on the famed rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in the center of Paris' fashion and arts area since 1925. The hotel's 188 spacious, well-lit rooms and suites, which have undergone significant renovations, are designed in a traditional eighteenth-century manner. With eight treatment rooms, including two double rooms, a gym, a hair salon, and the kids' play area "Les Amis d'Hippolyte," Spa Le Bristol by La Prairie is spread across three floors.

The famous Paris grande dame, where Princess Diana spent her last night, reopened in 2016 following a 4-year makeover by renowned architect Thierry W. Despont that brought the building back to its original Belle Époque splendor. The majority of the hotel's 71 rooms and 71 suites, decorated in delicate pastel tones and excellent woodwork, have a shaded private patio with views of the hotel's magnificent French-style gardens. The 15 luxury suites' titles and interior design pay homage to notable visitors to the hotel's past, such as Marcel Proust, Coco Chanel, and the Duke of Windsor. After exhausting days spent seeing the city, visitors can maintain their workout routine in the hotel's sophisticated gym or indoor pool or treat themselves at the spa.

The Palazzo Manfredi is the ultimate luxury retreat for anyone who has ever wished to enjoy the Colosseum and other fantastic sites right from their doorstep. It is named after Count Goffredo Manfredi, one of Rome's most prominent public leaders. Yes, the most renowned amphitheater in the world is so close to this five-star boutique hotel that you can practically hear the gladiators from your room. Since Colosseo Metro Station is close by and Palazzo Manfredi offers breathtaking views of Rome's ancient monuments, getting to and from the hotel is a breeze.

St. Regis, considered Rome's first luxury hotel, has been operating since 1894 when Swiss hotelier César Ritz welcomed the first visitors. So that'sas roughly 125 years ago. The hotel is located in the city's heart, overlooking Piazza Della Repubblica and the Baths of Diocletian. It is also close to Termini Train Station. The 161 rooms and the caliber of service rendered by the well-trained staff are best described as "old-world grandeur."

The hotel offers unmatched service while fusing traditional comfort with cutting-edge design. The suites and rooms are havens of subdued splendor. The Mark is located on one of the most exclusive streets in the Upper East Side and is flanked by Central Park, stores, restaurants, and museums. It is the core of Manhattan's social and cultural richness. The Mark goes beyond its renowned bricks and mortar to offer authentic New York experiences, including a flowering flower cart, the Jean-Georges hot dog stand, a 70ft (21 m) sailboat, free bicycle, and pedicab rides.

The Greenwich Hotel offers a luxurious pied-à-Terre in the hip Tribeca district and is as modest as its owner, Robert De Niro. Its 88 rooms and suites, which combine Moroccan tiling, Tibetan rugs, English settees, and furniture from flea markets, are all unique. The woodwork is primarily made of discarded materials, and the design pays special tribute to exquisite craftsmanship. The open-air restaurant Locanda Verde provides a quirky twist on classic Italian cuisine.

The Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, houses the Armani Hotel Dubai, a part of a mixed-use complex comprising 144 condos and 160 hotel rooms. The Burj Khalifa Tower's residences are on levels 9 to 16, while the downtown hotel is on the 8th floor and then the 38th and 39th floors. The building exudes style and understatement with every design element selected explicitly by Giorgio Armani. Behind the doors of the guest rooms, understated elegance reigns. The walls are adorned with handmade leather from Florence, the floors are covered in Japanese tatami, and the bathrooms are built with gray stones from Alicante, Spain. All of these materials blend in perfectly with the tower's architecture's smooth, curved lines.

Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, a glittering architectural wonder in the heart of the Arabian Gulf, is more than simply a beautiful hotel; it is also a symbol of contemporary Dubai, a globally recognized icon, and an expression of extreme luxury, making the resort immensely popular with the affluent and famous. The Burj Al Arab is still the only (so it claims) seven-star super-luxury hotel in the world. It exclusively offers enormous suites with two levels connected by a marble staircase. You may calm your soul in this spa-like bathroom with Jacuzzi, mosaic floor, and full-size Hermes items. The lavish foyer, adorned with enormous golden columns, leads to several stores and fine dining establishments.