In luxury hospitality industry, some hotels have achieved iconic status thanks to their flawless blend of luxury, history and comfort.
These places, spread across different corners of the world, offer guests not only superior accommodations but also a memorable experience that marries tradition with modernity.
Here is one A selection of the most famous hotels in the world.
Ritz Paris. timeless elegance
It was opened in 1898The Ritz Paris is a symbol of French luxury and elegance. Located on Place Vendomefamous for hosting the likes of Coco Chanel, Ernest Hemingway and Marcel Proust.
Reopened in 2016 after a $220 million renovation, the Ritz cIt combines modern amenities with unmistakable historic charmile. Guests can enjoy settings such as the Salon Proust, the Hemingway Bar and the Chanel Spa for a truly exclusive experience.
Badrut Palace, Saint Moritz. A stunning alpine retreat
Located in the heart of St. Moritz since 1896Badrut Palace is an icon of Alpine luxury, known for its timeless elegance and superior hospitality. Back 157 rooms and suitesoffer Spectacular views of the Swiss Alps and Lake St. Moritz.
Internally, the hotel is the perfect balance of tradition and modernity and features a world-class spa, gourmet restaurants and a variety of winter and summer activities.
Savoy, London. a symbol of British luxury
Opened in 1889, The Savoy in London it is the cornerstone of British luxurywhich is famous for hosting such figures as Claude Monet and Frank Sinatra.
The hotel combines historic elegance with modern comfort, world-class restaurants and exceptional services to ensure an unforgettable stay.
The Beverly Hills Hotel, Los Angeles. The Hollywood Pink Palace
Notorio come “The Pink Palace” and parte della Dorchester Collection, The Beverly Hills Hotel it has been a Hollywood landmark since 1912.
Favored by stars such as Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe, the hotel is famous for its banana leaf wallpaper, created by architect Paul R. by Williams, which add a special touch to the elegance of the interior.
San Domenico Palace, Taormina. a convent converted into a luxury hotel
Palazzo San Domenico in Taormina, now part of the Four Seasons chain, combines history with modern luxury. Originally a 14th-century convent that was converted into a hotel in 1896, it hosted celebrities such as Oscar Wilde and Audrey Hepburn.
Recently renovated, it offers 111 luxurious rooms and suites, a swimming pool, a spa and stunning views of the Sicilian coast.
Aman Tokyo. Japanese Modernity and Tradition
Opened in 2014, Aman Tokyo features a a fusion of modern luxury and respect for Japanese tradition.
With him minimalistic and comfortable designits spacious rooms offer spectacular views of the metropolis, while the spa and inner garden are true oases of relaxation, ideal for those seeking an authentic and refined Tokyo experience.
Gleneagles, Scotland. A nature lover’s paradise
Opened in 1924 and recently renovated by Ennismore, Gleneagles Resort in Scotland It is known for its world-class golf course and variety of outdoor activities.
Combining Scottish tradition with modern comfort, it is the perfect destination for those who love nature and well-being.
La Mamunia, Marrakesh. An oasis of Moroccan luxury
Opened in 1923, La Mamunia it is a historical institution in Marrakesh which fuses traditional Moroccan elements with Art Deco opulence.
A favorite of Winston Churchill for his winter retreats, the hotel today offers indoor pools, lush gardens and an environment of pure luxury.
