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What was the best hotel you ever stayed in?
Posted by kerenfathi • 4/06/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
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and where and when was it??
This is one you have to see:
www.chictip.com/2009/04/06/the-helix-hotel-in-abu-dubai/
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Caesars Palace
The room, hotel service, bars, restaurants and shopping malls were absolutely fantastic.-
I forgot to mention the staff. A truly fantastic place.
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The Mirage in Vegas was really nice. I also really enjoyed the W in Chicago. -
The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, CA.
By the way, you should never end a sentence with a preposition. Your question "What was the best hotel you ever stayed in?" should look like this: "What was the best hotel you ever stayed in, dude?"
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I haven't stayed here but i intend paying the 35 dollars approx and making a visit next year and having a swim and look around. Amazing place.
Dubai here I come.
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Ventana Inn in Big Sur was probably the most expensive. Private suites and an amazing view...
Four Seasons was pretty nice also - stayed in those in a few different cities.
In San Francisco - Parc Fifty Five and The Sir Francis Drake were pretty nice too.
As far as the best hotel for the LEAST amount of money, probably the Sahara in Vegas - under $50 a night for a great room. -
The Venetian in Las Vegas. I wanted to move in.
And then the hotel in Ottawa ... I can't remember its name but it's across from Parliament, right on the water and looks almost like a castle. We stayed there twice, once before its renovation and once after. I definitely preferred the before experience - the room had much more character.-
The Venetian did look fantastic and I would stay there if I had the chance. My wife and I were having a meal there when I saw a couple getting married in the hotel, on a white gondola as it was poled down canal. Cheesy as hell but it worked. We all clapped and cheered them as they kissed.
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Oh I don't know if this counts as a hotel, but Charo's private Bali Hai Villa in Kauaii, Hawaii - rented that for two weeks. That was pretty nice too, 3 acres right on the beach
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Probably this little French Hotel which is a converted Watermill. The Auberge du Moulin de Mombreux at Lumbres in the Pas-de-Calais www.moulindemombreux.com/index.php The retaurant is one star Michelin rated. Polybore had an incredible 8 course meal there.
A close second is a local favourite. Although very close to where Polybore lives we stay there sometimes for a treat. Very traditional Scottish quality The Kildrummy Castle Hotel www.kildrummycastlehotel.co.uk/?action=room_details&room_id=8
Polybore likes small (max 20 bed) quality hotels. -
Probably the Mandarin in Singapore or the Ritz in Paris. -
I really like staying at the Borgata. Think they are the nicest rooms in Atlantic City. However if I am bringing the kids down I choose Resorts as (even though they are a casino) they are family friendly.-
Oops as for the when, I typically stay down there at least a few times a year.
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The W Hotel in San Fran.
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The best hotel I'v ever stayed in was Table Mountain in South Africa. Amazing!
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Mandalay Penthouse I hope one day to stay in one of the underwater hotels, i think that would be interesting... great pics of the Helix! I like your blog too, the "green" and "outdoor" sections are great. Looking around other archives now -
really, if so Yak And Yeti, Kathmandu, Nepal, It's very nice environment and excellence services
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The hotel in Dalat Vietnam. It's not big but it's very comfortable and quiet. What I like the most is the farm with lots of vegetables and rice behind it so it's great to stay at the veranda watching the greens and smell the fresh air. -
Boca Raton Resort & Spa. Paradise!
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Hotel Del Coronado -- And I don't know why...
Except I had a Ghost there - I swear it was Marilyn Monroe.... LOLOLOL!
And I'm only half joking.
We had something pull our blankets off at night - and turn the shower on when we were both in the bathroom --- But it was a beautiful place - and since I grew up on Coronado - it was nostalgic for me.
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In Spain, Barcelona some years ago.
It was old building near downtown - pretty facade from outside. I got small and neat room with really old furniture. I felt like being in museum. Bed was too short for me, so I was sleeping with legs hanging in the air. I though that people in this country are rather short and its true actually if you look around on the streets.
It was really nice stay and I felt that it was more like a homestay. I really like interesting places.
I should maybe blog about Europe as well.
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