Luxury -- is it space, style, decor?
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Of course the space issue is not only about large rooms and suites in luxury venues but, in a reverse sense, the overall low number of habitations ... being low in luxury establishments.
FS Hualalai -- 243
Le Bristol -- 161
St. Regis San Francisco -- 260
Las Ventanas al Paraiso -- 83
Halekulani -- 443 (pushing the envelope)
Claridges -- 203
Beverly Hills Hotel -- 233
Peninsula Beverly Hills -- 195
FS Miami -- 221
Belmond Maroma -- 63
La Casa Que Canta -- 30
Ventanas Big Sur -- 60
Post Ranch Inn -- 40
FS Hualalai -- 243
Le Bristol -- 161
St. Regis San Francisco -- 260
Las Ventanas al Paraiso -- 83
Halekulani -- 443 (pushing the envelope)
Claridges -- 203
Beverly Hills Hotel -- 233
Peninsula Beverly Hills -- 195
FS Miami -- 221
Belmond Maroma -- 63
La Casa Que Canta -- 30
Ventanas Big Sur -- 60
Post Ranch Inn -- 40
Last edited by KatW; Aug 10, 2017 at 11:37 pm
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Of course the space issue is not only about large rooms and suites in luxury venues but, in a reverse sense, the overall low number of habitations ... being low in luxury establishments.
FS Hualalai -- 243
Le Bristol -- 161
St. Regis San Francisco -- 260
Las Ventanas al Paraiso -- 83
Halekulani -- 443 (pushing the envelope)
Claridges -- 203
Beverly Hills Hotel -- 233
Peninsula Beverly Hills -- 195
FS Miami -- 221
Belmond Maroma -- 63
La Casa Que Canta -- 30
Ventanas Big Sur -- 60
Post Ranch Inn -- 40
FS Hualalai -- 243
Le Bristol -- 161
St. Regis San Francisco -- 260
Las Ventanas al Paraiso -- 83
Halekulani -- 443 (pushing the envelope)
Claridges -- 203
Beverly Hills Hotel -- 233
Peninsula Beverly Hills -- 195
FS Miami -- 221
Belmond Maroma -- 63
La Casa Que Canta -- 30
Ventanas Big Sur -- 60
Post Ranch Inn -- 40
One of the best experiences we've had was at FS Florence in February. They have 116 rooms, but that includes Il Conventino which was closed during our stay due to the low season, which brought the room count down to around 70 I believe.
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That's the right size for a Four Seasons! They think they can do 300+ and keep luxury service standards but experience has shown me otherwise.
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and some companies have mostly smaller properties
some small properties have facilities on par with big hotel
residences, multi-bedroom, members can raise occupancy
FS & RC by roomcount (old) http://flyertalk.com/forum/luxury-ho...l#post13584042
some small properties have facilities on par with big hotel
residences, multi-bedroom, members can raise occupancy
FS & RC by roomcount (old) http://flyertalk.com/forum/luxury-ho...l#post13584042
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Luxury hotel expectations?
Watching this https://www.my5.tv/posh-hotels-with-...nigel/season-1
I've stayed in the Berkley in London, on the show they say they measure the bedsheets and the concierge even brings puppies to your room (after the housekeeper noticing that the guest was missing his dog). So when I stayed I told them i was missing my cat, but nothing happened
What should one expect at a luxury hotel? The bedsheets perfectly ironed, no dust or fingerprints anywhere?
I've stayed in the Berkley in London, on the show they say they measure the bedsheets and the concierge even brings puppies to your room (after the housekeeper noticing that the guest was missing his dog). So when I stayed I told them i was missing my cat, but nothing happened
What should one expect at a luxury hotel? The bedsheets perfectly ironed, no dust or fingerprints anywhere?
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Watching this https://www.my5.tv/posh-hotels-with-...nigel/season-1
I've stayed in the Berkley in London, on the show they say they measure the bedsheets and the concierge even brings puppies to your room (after the housekeeper noticing that the guest was missing his dog). So when I stayed I told them i was missing my cat, but nothing happened
I've stayed in the Berkley in London, on the show they say they measure the bedsheets and the concierge even brings puppies to your room (after the housekeeper noticing that the guest was missing his dog). So when I stayed I told them i was missing my cat, but nothing happened
What should one expect at a luxury hotel? The bedsheets perfectly ironed, no dust or fingerprints anywhere?