one question i raised that i dont think came up here in past is "any historic?" ("important in history") luxury hotels
and of course when most regulars here use "luxury hotels" it is different from how general public uses "luxury hotels"
thread idea was thinking less in terms of historical facades etc and more in terms of hotels that spend a lot to maintain history
things like 'best' and 'most luxurious' and 'most historical' i think are too simplified, but not totally without utility
those i mentioned were actual 'palaces' , i dont even recall how i came across the largest palace wikipedia page
- versailles - obviously totally unique hotel experience
- taj - very well regarded here, can be similar to aman
- ciragan - palace having only 11 rooms is unique
kempinski.com/en/ciragan-palace/meetings-events/venues/historical-hammam
Nicest/best hotel room/suite you've stayed in >
Originally Posted by
Jac747
Forgot to mention, the Julia Douma suite at the [10 room] Shahbandar Palace hotel in Damascus, though the hotel is not a true luxury hotel, but that suite is right out of 1001 Arabian Nights and even has a remnant from the Temple of Jupiter in the marble bathroom!
alshahbandarpalace.com/rooms.html
Julia Dumna Suite
Registered historical Colum in suite which goes back to 2000 years