The Kensington Park is the ideal place for business, relaxation, vacation or any leisure travel situated on Union Square.
The hotel’s style coalesce a classic sense of sumptuousness and style with modern amenities to make your settle as comfortable and tranquil as possible. Furniture and fixtures includes the use of mahogany desks and armoires highlight each of their 92 spacious accommodations.
They offer luxury rooms for tranquility, embellished with Queen Anne antiques and the ultimate extravagance - the Royal Suite furnished with comfortable canopy queen bed, designer Duvet covers, feather beds & down pillows, fine linens, twin fireplaces and a whirlpool bath. The dining and living room offers a space perfect for couples on their honeymoons also for small receptions, gatherings and business meetings.
The Kensington Park Hotel other than it’s lavishness also offers a smoke free environment. People who chose the hotel left some remarkable testimonials during their stay.
The Royal Court Suite, of course, was perfection. It was roomy enough for all of our guests to gather after the ceremony, and so richly furnished that our friends thought we spent far more than we had! We loved that we had a large sitting area for our guests, and that the two bathrooms could accommodate everyone so easily. We also enjoyed the feeling of being pampered by coming in to our room to find complimentary water, toiletries, and newspapers, not to mention the coffee and tea and the outstanding cleaning service.
Hotel Union Square’s new design showcases the building’s architectural beauty while celebrating San Francisco’s eclectic style through texture, pattern and color. The location of the hotel, in the center of Union Square and right on the cable car line, evokes such a sense of the city, and from the designer Riley Johndonnell , he wanted to make sure to incorporate those elements into the hotel. Still preserving the historic architectural elements of the original structure, the result is a visually stimulating fusion of contemporary and classic San Francisco - beautiful brick walls, mosaic murals, signature staircases, and opulent moldings are complemented by a rich color palate, sleek furnishings from San Francisco-based furniture company EQ3, completely remodeled bathrooms, and state-of-the-art technology that caters to both leisure and business travelers.
Carefully and meticulously designed to give the feel of a sophisticated urban apartment, rooms are equipped with platform beds with custom-built cream tufted leather headboards and well-appointed 600-thread count linens, lustrous dark wood desks, soft chaise lounges, flat screen televisions, custom lighting and expansive capsule-shaped mirrors. Various rooms have an open, loft-like design with exposed brick walls and “floating” white paneled ceiling installations. Close hallways are elucidated by mercury-striped lighting that emits linear shade on the deep grey walls, redolent of the nearby cable car tracks.
The edgy, sexy annex rooms are the ideal intimate space for couples. Walls are bathed in deep red; large platform beds, many with oversized cream “rolled” custom leather headboards, and expansive mirrors complete the room. Two specialty “Sleep & Soak” rooms on each of the five floors feature extra large, spa-like bathrooms outfitted with corner soaking tubs with frosted tri- panel glass doors, and a chaise lounge right next to the tub.
Situated in the center of San Francisco, Hotel Union Square is renowned for its central location - surrounded by top restaurants, world-famous shopping, theatres and nightlife.
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Abandoning the idea that hotel meeting facilities have to be customary, sleek Hotel Diva, a member of the Personality Hotels collection, unveils a wholly renovated meeting room and business center bursting of muse and inspiration. Custom-designed by Bay Area designers, both rooms reflect Hotel Diva’s cutting-edge style and are designed to arouse and set fire to creativity.
Planned and designed by distinguished Architect/Designer T. Olle Lundberg, CEO and Founder of San Francisco-based Lundberg Design, the Hotel Diva Meeting Room features a black and sepia color scheme and is equipped with highly textured charcoal grey carpet tiles, a custom-designed golden onyx and steel under-lit buffet by Lundberg Design, Carre modular tables in rich cherry wood and brushed stainless steel, “cornflake” chairs upholstered in felted wool, work of art by Carol LaBarge and illumination by Artimide, EOS and Starship. Two of the walls have been sculpted in a dramatic wave pattern to add texture and drama to the room, while the onyx buffet is lit from below, casting a dramatic golden hue over the entire room. A large flat screen television and projection screen completes the room.
The Breathing Room has been renovated in a deep espresso color and featres a lustrous cobalt blue bench, cube seating and a Frank Gehry arm chair, all by Design Within Reach. Adding freshness, green plants are placed throughout the outdoor area in large modern metal planters. An eight-foot white “Vessel” pottery sculpture installation, consisting of five, eight-foot curvilinear ceramic “poles” attached to a base serves as an imaginative focal point.
The B&N Industries Business Center designed by Kevin McPhee is approached with fresh, custom-made furniture including a long walnut desk (outfitted with two computers set and office supplies), a glass conference table with a metal base, and walnut Cherner chairs. Elson bubble lamps are hanging at varying heights from the ceiling, and walnut Iconic wall paneling and palm green Flor carpet tiles matches the the entire place. B&N Industries, located in Burlingame, Calif., is a modern designer and maker of new, amusing, and useful products for the retail, architectural, and end user businesses.
Walking or just passing into any hotel lobby resembles a hand shake of someone you recently met. Everything is all about the first impression. Just as similar to human, hotel lobbies exemplify different qualities. A lobby could sometimes be alluring, aloof, daunting, or can be incredibly cool.
If you’re taking the shoes of an hotelier, your task will not entirely be standing on the front door and welcoming every guest who comes in every now and then, you can also direct initial familiarities by transforming your lobby into a sanctuary.
The finest lobbies create a shelter and refuge for guests such as tourists, for the business trekker, for the couple or family taking the pleasure of a weekend getaway. Every lobby blends the best of their function and form as you don’t just introduce your sense of style but also anticipating their every need. The guest will surely brand your hotel if they find it trendy, chic, cool, cheap and luxurious the very moment they step in the main front door of the hotel. Lobby will always be the first public space where they immediately step into so take this opportunity to create a powerful first impression once your guests passes through this threshold.
You should come up to smart solutions that will keep your guests coming back. Analyze who your potential guests are. If it’s a couple, design a romantic lounge, if it’s a family on vacation consider on designing a space for play or ice cream area. This way you create an atmosphere that will delight your guest with a welcoming area that they never even expect. In addition to that make your property unique if you want it to stand out among others and will stun your guest to stop every time they pass and be allured with your distinct style. Creating such ways will definitely make your guest’s first visit not their last especially in a competitive hospitality industry.
Ever dreamed of just staying in a place with lavishness and luxury? No one would ever dare to refuse these suites in Burj Al Arab. Take note, this hotel does not have any rooms. Why? Burj has its luxurious suites not rooms! From 170 sq. meters to an astounding 780 sq. meters space, each suite were arranged with two floors, decorated with prolific textures and high-spirited colors, extravagant dining and sophisticated living area, state of the art office facilities and entertainment systems. Their absolute sumptuousness in every little detail is supported with a high technology that controls everything from the 42 inch Plasma screen TV to button controlled lighting, curtains. air conditioning and many other things. Glass windows are used from their floor to the ceiling that gives way to stare and be astonished in its breathtaking panoramic views of the coastline. Adding up their full sized Hermes bathroom amenities with Jacuzzi.
The Royal suite features marble and gold staircase, leopard print tufted carpets, carrarra marble flooring and mahogany furniture. Tho lower level includes the dining area, the reception they called Arabic majlis style lounge and library while the upper level features the master bedroom with revolving four-poster canopy bed and second bedroom, apiece with connected marble bathrooms with spa bath, walk-in shower, exquisitely porcelain fittings and full sized Hermes 24 - Faubourg fragrances and body products. Everything was designed to provide a maximum comfort and privacy, distinct from any other place.
Who would refuse staying in this place? This will definitely suit your lust for the suites.
Maybe unidentified to most of the globe’s ordinary travelers, this dazing and stunning 7 star hotel that reigns the Dubai horizon unfolded its doors last 1999 of December to those, I should say, are blessed enough to go through its splendor and luxury. Conspicuous of how it looks, Burj Al Arab is recognized to be the world’s most luxurious hotel. A much desired dwelling of those people who are affluent and illustrious, it has frame Dubai, the United Arab Emirates’ commercial center, on the tourist map of the rich and far famed personalities..
An estimation of 3,500 designers, engineers and building workers participated in the creation of this amazing structure. The Burj is rested on an offshore artificial or so called man-made island, dominating the Arabian Gulf.
The interior, a museum of an emerging art, overpowering in its robust colors designs and rich ambiance, is such breathtaking. An opulent creation of blues, gold and reds furnishes guests with a genuinely visual delicacy - a refinement of interior design that raises the hotel to elevations of distinction and excellence
Kwan Chew, a British-based designer, engineer Rick Gregory for the design and construction by architect Tom Wright of WS Atkins PLC are those prominent people who takes part in building this luxury hotel, combining a diverse mix of gold-leafed pillars and silver sidings, overlooking blue and red leather sofas and tiled canary floors. Merely selected the best and the finest materials from English oak and the finest-weave Irish linen to extraordinary Sicis glass, appealing mosaics, Brazilian Azul Bahia granite and the marbles that are similarly used by Michaelangelo for his creations. Even just by passing through the lobby area, everyone that visits will certainly experience the chaste and absolute affluence of the place, framed by designer jewelry and superior clothing boutiques.
Surely no one leaves Burj without being stunned by its vast astounding panoramic scene of Dubai and its shores from all the rooms of the hotel.
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