Hotel review articles
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Review: ‘Chelsea Hotel Portraits’ expertly reveals humanity in the Chelsea Hotel
The Chelsea Hotel could, at one point, have been a little bohemian city all on its own. Originally established as an apartment cooperative in 1884, the red-bricked 23rd Street dwelling was more than just a temporary stay for starry-eyed New York visitors — it was a creative refuge for the artists, writers, musicians and performers This story Review: ‘Chelsea Hotel Portraits’ expertly reveals humanity in the Chelsea Hotel appeared first on Washington Square News.
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Edinburgh hotels: 15 new hotel developments in the pipeline, including Princes Street, St Andrews Square and Haymarket
Edinburgh’s hotel sector seems to be growing all the time. Several new hotels have arrived on the scene in recent months, including Hearts’ first-of-its-kind Tynecastle Park Hotel inside the club’s stadium. Edinburgh’s Waldorf Astoria - better known as The Caley Hotel - changed hands for £85 million. Industry experts expect the Capital to remain the highest performing hotel market outside of London in 2024. And there are more hotels being built, including several in hospitality hotspots like...
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Want to find out how good a hotel can be? Inside the hyper-luxurious Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris, which has a staggering SIX Michelin stars between three restaurants (and an interior that resembles a palace)
The hotel has restaurants with one, two and three Michelin stars - Le George, L'Orangerie and Le Cinq. MailOnline Travel's Ted Thornhill checks in, and tries out the one and two-star eateries. READ MORE: