Better than Home

a short trip to Paris staying at this cute little hotel makes my stay 🥰 it’s so Parisien and the receptionist so welcoming and attentive! the hotel’s ambience strike a chord of warmth and delight as i arrived so late that evening, a true great find in the heart of Paris 🇫🇷

https://www.hoteldelille.com/

Congratulations Fine Art Asia! AKI is a beautiful choice, and one of my favorites recently 👍🏻

https://all.accor.com/hotel/B5L5/index.en.shtml?utm_campaign=seo+maps&utm_medium=seo+maps&utm_source=google+Maps

What a lovely weekend getaway at The Fullerton Ocean Park Hotel! The Fullerton Ocean Park distinguishes itself from the other luxury hotels in Hong Kong, with fun and action a big part of it. Anyone familiar with The Fullerton properties in Singapore will soon realize that the Hong Kong iteration is different. The former caters to business travelers, while the latter is the brand’s first resort, targeted at leisure and family stays. The room is spacious with a great view of the sea and the marina. Below me is an impressive 60-meter-long infinity pool, and it’s a beauty, a lagoon-like curve that melds into the horizon.

I had a great start having lunch at Satay Inn. It nods to the brand’s Singaporean heritage, with dishes such as chili crab, cereal prawns, and Hainanese chicken rice …. so yummy!

https://www.fullertonhotels.com/fullerton-ocean-park-hotel-hongkong

The Peninsula Beverly Hills was the second Peninsula branded hotel to open in the United States. It offers the glamorous ambiance of Hollywood's Golden Age, and an unparalleled experience that no other Peninsula can offer. The room, people, spa, bar, and tea room were brilliant and service was exceptional. Most importantly, they know how to make you feel so special and welcomed with your own initialed pillow case …. a wonderful souvenir to bring home with!

By far, of the many Peninsula I have stayed with, The Peninsula Beverly Hills leaves me the best Pen memory!

https://www.peninsula.com/en/beverly-hills/5-star-luxury-hotel-beverly-hills

never imagined can do such lovely glamping in Canada …. let’s start planning 🤗

Undoubtedly, this is one of my favorite hotels in Macau lately! With nice details and a beautiful European garden, it just feels like as if I were in Europe!

The latest milestone development of SJM Resorts. Inspired by monumental European buildings of the Neoclassical to Belle Époque periods and traditional Chinese motifs. The hotel’s East-meets-West aesthetic is a celebration of the city’s unique cultural identity and maritime history, complemented by bespoke art pieces depicting both old and new Macau.

https://www.grandlisboapalace.com/en

Manoir Sur-le-Cap is one of the boutique hotels facing the Governor’s Garden. Right in the heart of Old Quebec, it’s within walking distance from the Château Frontenac and Notre Dame Basilica. From the wooden sign by the door to the views of the river, this small hotel is special. The site originally has a wooden house built at the end of the 18th century, which was then demolished in 1837 and the owner built a stone structure which had been used as a hospital and later the home of a local artist.

http://manoir-sur-le-cap.com/en/a-propos/

There are so many nice and sweet boutique hotels near Hotel Frontenac in Quebec yet Nomad is my favorite of them all! Conveniently located near Parc des Gouverneurs, it has a very chic interior and its little common area has a lovely fireplace where I can enjoy a coffee and breakfast every morning:)

https://www.hotelnomad.ca/

Hotel Chateau Frontenac is on a lot of people’s checklist and definitely a must-stay hotel whenever i go Quebec! Don’t forget to walk down the wish-come-true stairs with your loved one and get a good coffee from Au1884 ☕️

https://www.fairmont.com/frontenac-quebec/?goto=fiche_hotel&code_hotel=A572&merchantid=seo-maps-FR-A572&sourceid=aw-cen&utm_medium=seo+maps&utm_source=google+Maps&utm_campaign=seo+maps?goto=fiche_hotel&code_hotel=A572&merchantid=seo-maps-CA-A572&sourceid=aw-cen&utm_medium=seo+maps&utm_source=google+Maps&utm_campaign=seo+maps&y_source=1_MTIzNjE0MDAtNzE1LWxvY2F0aW9uLndlYnNpdGU=

https://au1884.ca/

Prince Akatoki is perfectly located near Marble Arch and within walking distance to Selfridges and less than 30min from Regent Street …. nothing more to ask for if you are shopper 😛 and there’s a very nice breakfast and coffee place just around the corner called La Masseria ☕️

https://www.theprinceakatokilondon.com/?utm_source=google-my-business&utm_medium=organic

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g186338-d2068443-Reviews-La_Masseria_Apulian_Delicatessen-London_England.html

Ready for Taipei 🛫🇹🇼

The essence of hospitality lies in receiving and entertaining guests in a way that makes them feel well taken care of; experiencing the sense of home during times when they are on the road. The idea leverages ambiance, service and products or amenities to provide guests with the best experience possible. More and more people prefer to stay in Airbnb rather than star-rated hotels all because of what they can offer in terms of the homey feeling staying in them.

This beautiful ‘hotel’ in Tuscany, converted from an old cottage, is exactly what a lot of (leisure) travelers are looking for in a ‘hotel’.

[The Ace Hotel in NYC is full of life]

Ace Hotel New York lives in a building formerly known as the Breslin Hotel, built in 1904. The building and the neighborhood have always been full of life.

One of the original places in the city to properly act as a "hotel-as-living room" the Ace's massive lobby lounge is full of both guests and locals tapping away on their laptops, which gives the entire hotel a feeling of social, communal energy. Located right in midtown close to many things if you’re visiting the city. Rooms were comfortable and chic. Staff was friendly and helpful, and I particularly like the vibe at the bar and the music there. More, the Stumptown next door offers great coffee and pastries!

https://acehotel.com/new-york/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2o6K5q_4_wIVjfrjBx0roQwvEAAYAiAAEgJchPD_BwE

Current Airbnb trends include sustainable and eco-friendly accommodations, remote work-friendly spaces, offering local and unique experiences, focusing on health and safety guidelines, and incorporating flexible booking policies.

How about one with a Treehouse that offers a view of the neighborhood and a beautiful view of the stars when you lie down on the air mattress every night? This amazing treehouse stay in Savannah is a memorable and fun one, especially with Tink and P**f 🐈🐈‍⬛ around 😊

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/358111?adults=1&category_tag=Tag%3A8678&children=0&infants=0&check_in=2023-07-04&check_out=2023-07-10&source_impression_id=p3_1688003723_5nj%2F6ijvS%2BTXIAb%2B&previous_page_section_name=1000

Aloft Savannah in Downtown Historical District of Savannah is a tech-savvy hotel that offers you the best of both world - the proximity to the energetic River Street during daytime and the tranquility of the pleasurable historically beautiful Savannah at night

https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/saval-aloft-savannah-downtown-historic-district/overview/?scid=f2ae0541-1279-4f24-b197-a979c79310b0

I was surprised to see what Savannah has to offer, and this rare gem (or stone) is the very thing that makes me wanna return

The JW Marriott in Savannah is a refitted power plant that marks a big step in reviving Savannah's emerging riverfront destination. The lobby of the hotel is huge. Like colossal. Fitting that there are dinosaur replicas towering over the lobby that leads straight through the building. The place was a fossil fuel plant and plays to this theme in the decor. The size complements it. It feels like it could be a museum masquerading as a hotel.

https://visitsavannah.com/profile/marriott-savannah-riverfront/4189

[The Hoshinoya Collection - Guguan]

The tiny hot spring town of Guguan is the surprising setting for Hoshinoya’s first resort in Taiwan, where it blends the region’s dramatic scenery with the brand’s signature Japanese finesse. Soaking is the name of the game here – whether you opt for the public hot springs or the private thermal tubs in every room.

‘Flow’ is a central theme here, from the canals that feed from mountain springs and swirl around the Chinese firs and Formosan gum trees dotting the garden – some of which date back to Japanese colonial times – to the public lounge areas neatly designed for the crisp mountain breeze to waft through. The architecture is intentionally kept open and simple, with low-slung sofas and benches scattered around to soak up the scenery.

The experience was impeccable and it’s all worth the 1.5 hrs drive from speed train Taichung station. During the ride, you can also enjoy the lovely view of Taichung from city life to peaceful countryside …. nothing more to ask for!

https://hoshinoya.com/guguan/en/rooms/

[Hotels after Covid: Taipei] Thanks for staying cool and remaining as one of the best hotels in Taipei! It’s my 4th time staying in Eslite and it still gives me the most pleasurable experience. Not only that the room is great, well designed and efficient, the view is super too! A hotel that represents Taipei flavour and celebrates Taiwan design and produces.


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