A Place to Stay: 30 Extraordinary Hotels

Rating:
Summary: Coffee Tables keep getting better
Review: Great selection of hotels - travel in style from your sofa. It is the perfect coffee table version of cool new online services such as the near perfect "tablethotels.com"

Rating:
Summary: Coffee Tables keep getting better
Review: Great selection of hotels - travel in style from your sofa. It is the perfect coffee table version of cool new online services such as the near perfect "tablethotels.com"

Rating:
Summary: Coffee Tables keep getting better
Review: Great selection of hotels - travel in style from your sofa. It is the perfect coffee table version of cool new online services such as the near perfect "tablethotels.com"

Rating:
Summary: the extraordinary travel
Review: show the book 30 extraordinary hotels is truly global in range. Urban or remote, historic .
these hotels offers the priceless, unique experience from the Ice Hotel in Arctic Sweden where everything is carved from ice to the ordered tranquillity of the traditional Tawaraya Inn, Kyoto .and beautiful chateau romantic (de bagnols) and design the rogner- blumau hotel fanciful .
extraordinary hotels is colorful tour through the rooms, lobbies and restaurants of 30 wonderful hotels and breathtaking and pictures , beautiful and wonderful.
my favorites hotel , chateau ( bagnols,france) and the motu bora bora and the traditional Tawaraya Inn, Kyoto.

Rating:
Summary: Someone knows what they're talking about...
Review: This book is available in Europe now (prior to US release). I read it in Paris and have stayed at most of the hotels mentioned. I always find I am at odds with lists like these, such as Conde Nast's Gold List, etc: there are usually too many third rate hotels that make the cut. Not so here. These are all really great suggestions and the properties themselves are beautifully photographed. This book makes a nice coffee table or a reference.

Rating:
Summary: Someone knows what they're talking about...
Review: This book is available in Europe now (prior to US release). I read it in Paris and have stayed at most of the hotels mentioned. I always find I am at odds with lists like these, such as Conde Nast's Gold List, etc: there are usually too many third rate hotels that make the cut. Not so here. These are all really great suggestions and the properties themselves are beautifully photographed. This book makes a nice coffee table or a reference.