Like a fairy tale…
Prague is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. It is the fourteenth-largest city in the European Union. It is also the historical capital of Bohemia. Situated in the north-west of the country on the Vltava River, the city is home to about 1.24 million people. Continue Reading…
source: Usa Today
Take a peek inside the glamorous 16th floor Presidential Suite – offering beautiful views of Epcot, a living and dining area for eight, and one beautiful bedroom with the option to expand up to four bedrooms for the ultimate in luxury accommodations.
“Chalet Le Chardon” is one of the most desirable ski chalets in Val d’Isere, French Alps. Directly located in private grounds, Le Chardon rests elegantly on the side of the Solaise Mountain, the perfect ski-in /ski-out location to access the vast and beautiful terrain of the Espace Killy. This elegant and sophisticated alpine style chalet is a perfect winter paradise, besides skiing you can indulge yourself in an outdoor hot tub, swim spa and other winter features and activities. Of course this kind of luxury lifestyle comes with a price where night is estimated to be worth $4,600 – $13,871 but this good life is worth experiencing!
South Africa’s largest city has emerged as one of the world’s most exciting destinations. Business is booming, leisure opportunities abound, and the creative energy is infectious – and right in the heart of it all is the new Four Seasons Hotel The Westcliff Johannesburg.
source:Luxurious magazine
Four Seasons worked with South African firms RSL Architects and Jacket Interiors on the project, which includes the addition of a radical design element to an otherwise residential-style series of buildings. Dramatic exterior glass elevators were installed to take advantage of the panoramic views over the city’s treetops and of the zoo next door as guests journey up to the new View and Flames restaurants.
A carefully curated collection of contemporary African art is highlighted by Hannelie Coetzee’s Face Sculptures in the arrival area. Commissioned especially for the Hotel, the giant concrete plinths are topped with sculptures created from mining core drill waste in a clever homage to the area’s platinum and gold mining history. In all, 375 original artworks were commissioned from local artists for the Hotel’s guest rooms and public spaces.
