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As the Pacific Northwest*s only AAA Five Diamond hotel- a designation it has held since 1984- The Fairmont Olympic is Seattle*s premier luxury hotel. Since opening in 1924- The Olympic has been the region*s destination for prominent civic and social events- as well as honeymoons- birthday celebrations and in-city getaways. Boasting impeccable service- splendid Italian Renaissance architecture and two award-winning restaurants- The Olympic hotel in Seattle is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is widely regarded as one of the citys most celebrated treasures. The Fairmont Olympic Hotel is ideally located in the heart of Seattle- footsteps from the city*s most exciting attractions- including the famous Pike Place Market- Seattle Waterfront and Space Needle- plus a multitude of museums- theatres- shops and restaurants. In addition to 450 well-appointed Guest Rooms and suites- The Olympic also offers more than 26. 000 square feet of stunning meeting space and countless amenities- including a full service health club- spa- and indoor swimming pool. By delivering luxury- timeless style and unparalleled service in unrivaled surroundings- The Fairmont Olympic Hotel gains a place in the heart of each guest who passes through its doors.
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Travel + Leisure says..."If your preferred aesthetic is grande dame rather than high design, this historic propertyawhich has hosted black-tie galas since 1924ais your only choice in Seattle. Afternoon tea in the Terrace Lounge, outrageously expensive shopping in the adjacent arcade, and elbows-off-the-table dining at the vaunted Georgian all create a sense of old-world glamour that's rare in this city. Extensive renovations in 2010 refreshed all 450 of the rooms, and replaced the dated pastel color scheme with a richer palette of cranberry, gold, and robin's egg blue accents in others. Designer Jinnie Kim updated the hotel's elegant interiors without turning them into a postmodern hodgepodge; a dark wood chair with classic Biedermeier lines may be upholstered in lime green, while the modern marble sheen of the bathrooms might be tempered by delightful trompe l'oeil wallpaper." -From Travel + Leisure
Conde Nast Traveler says..."The "excellent location of this Italian Renaissance property with 17-foot Palladian windows puts it close to the waterfront and the Seattle Art Museum. "It's well-designed and the lobby is classy." Accommodations in rose, soft yellows, ivory, and seaside blues and greens are accented by antique furniture in oak and cherry wood. "Our room was fine, but we had a view of the air-conditioning system, which wasn't so nice." Shuckers has a tin ceiling and serves clam chowder, halibut and chips, and pan-fried oysters." -From Conde Nast Traveler
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For business or leisure in the heart of downtown, Four Seasons places you within a five-minute stroll of the Seattle Art Museum, concerts at Benaroya Hall or the energy of Pike Place Market. Discover an intimate, cutting-edge ambiance warmed by Pacific Northwest materials and accented by works from Seattle? s vibrant creative community. And enjoy captivating views of Elliott Bay, Puget Sound and the surrounding peaks ? whether over chic cuisine, from the floor-to-ceiling windows of your guest room, in your couple? s suite in the Spa or by the glow of the fireplace as you relax beside the rooftop pool.
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Conde Nast Traveler says..."Housed in a U-shaped, 21-story tower, this "northwest contemporary property is in a "fine location near Pike Place Market." A staircase leads guests to the waterfront while interior design incorporates natural sycamore and ash woods with artisan glass and custom carpets. Art displays black-and-whites from a local photographer and serves dishes like macaroni with Shropshire blue cheese and a pretzel crumb crust to views of Elliott Bay. Rooms come equipped with six-foot leather headboards and Japanese-inspired woodwork. "Front desk staff are able to accommodate any need." -From Conde Nast Traveler
Travel + Leisure says..."Two-year-old, 21-story hotel with captivating views of Puget Sound." -From Travel + Leisure
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For over 80 years, the Ojai Valley Inn & Spa has captivated business and leisure guests with its breathtaking facilities and natural, unspoiled setting. Escape to this historic, five-diamond Ojai hotel, and indulge in 220 lushly landscaped acres of luxury accommodations, championship golf, and unparalleled spa services. As one of the most treasured hotels in Ojai, California, the Inn is more than just a destination- it's an experience. Rated among the top 25 US resorts by Conde Nast Traveler's magazine, the Ojai Valley Inn & Spa has been delighting travelers for over 80 years. Experience the enchanting elegance of this secluded Ojai resort, located just 35 miles south of Santa Barbara on the Gold Coast. Located in the charming historic Spanish style town of Ojai fourteen miles from the Pacific Ocean. Santa Barbara Int'l Airport: 35 mi/56 km, 40 minutes. Los Angeles Int'l Airport: 83 mi/ 133 km, 1 hour and 45 minutes.
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"Andalusian-style golf-and-spa resort situated in a dramatic 220-acre valley with everything from an apothecary (where guests mix their own beauty products) to guided rock-climbing expeditions and one of the region's best spas.
Rooms to Book: Guestrooms in the Casa Loma building (rooms 330-398) have a central location and fabulous views of the back valley and surrounding mountains.
Insider Tip: Try the signature Pink Moment Martini at Maravilla's Lounge.
The 220-acre Ojai Valley Inn & Spa, situated in a mountain valley that aptly portrayed Shangri-la in the 1937 film Lost Horizon, has long been known for its classic 18-hole golf course and for its Native American culture- inspired spa. Now it has upped the ante with a $70 million renovation, creating a new lobby, adding an additional 100 guest rooms, and refurbishing the existing 205 rooms with four-poster beds and decorative Mexican terra-cotta tiles. The style is Spanish colonial, but the substance is fully 21st century, including Wi-Fi and flat-screen TV's. In the spa, signature treatments incorporate locally grown organic ingredients (citrus, lavender), and a dedicated men's menu lures golfers with treatments such as the Gentleman's Luxury Facial and Golfer's Post-Round Massage, which can be administered, upon request, in a room outfitted with a fireplace."
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A beach resort in its own secluded bay offering uncompromised luxury in an untouched picturesque setting where traditional Vietnamese architecture is blended into the natural surrounding. All villas have a private pool and are located either on the beach, on the water, on the rocks, in the jungle or up a mountain slope offering a variety of panoramic views of the ocean. They offer various levels of seclusion for desired privacy. Spaciously designed and generously equipped featuring 2 rooms and either a ga.
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Travel + Leisure says..."Vietnam's premier seaside spot, Nha Trang, isn't nearly as overrun as other Asian beach towns. It's also affordable, safe, and only 45 minutes by air from Saigon. Secluded at the southern edge of a four-mile-long beach is the Ana Mandara. Sixteen thatch villas house 74 Zen-minimalist rooms. Don't let the roving masseuses on the beach seduce you: the new Six Senses spa, set in a coconut grove, has pavilions outfitted with stone-and-bamboo Vichy showers and Japanese tubs. Massage therapists from India and Sweden showcase native treatments from their homelands."
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Six Senses Yao Noi is situated midway between Phuket and Krabi and Phang, overlooks the awe-inspiring limestone pinnacles of Phang Nga Bay. The accent here is on luxury and privacy - with its secluded villas, Six Senses Spa and great dining experiences. The resort has 54 generously proportioned, private pool villas, plus The Retreat and The Hilltop Reserve; all represent an uncompromised standard of luxury. Guest will be looked after by a personal butler. Clients arrive via Phuket airport by speed boat transfer 45 minutes or by helicopter 15 minutes or Krabi Airport via speedboat. All villas have open-style bathrooms, creating an atmosphere of space and light within and boast magnificent views of the bay and surrounding forestation. Local building techniques have been adopted, using natural environmentally controlled materials. External and interior walls are wood paneled, with roofs constructed of sago palm leave. Each villa is attended by a butler who is trained to anticipate every whim. Six Senses Yao Noi is based on attention to detail and commitment to the environment, creating a luxury and Innovative Style. Every villa has a private swimming pool, day beds providing with air conditioner in Pool Villa Suite and non-air conditioner in Pool Villa. Accommodation is complimentary for a child below 12 years when sharing a room with adults. A baby cot can be provided on complimentary basis. Accommodations provide generous personal space. Six Senses Yao Noi offer elegantly designed modern architecture positioned. The resort is now introducing roundtrip transfer THB4500/adult (minimum 2 adults travelling)
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Travel + Leisure says..."Beach Hotel. This is Asia at its best all the beauty of a remote destination without the hassle of being entirely off the grid. On the island of Yao Noi, only 45 minutes by boat from Phuket, lucky guests are surrounded by lush jungle, tiny fishing villages, and untouched beaches. Six Senses is known for its luxe-castaway formula, and this resort of 56 villas, with untreated-wood paneled interiors and private plunge pools, perfectly melds location and design. And though the property mirrors sister outposts in the Maldives and Vietnam, we didn't mind. In this pristine environment, Six Senses has been able to realize the brand's signature style and then some."-It List 2008Conierge.com says..."The crowd: Fashionable and well-financed Brits and Americans looking for a rarified Thai getaway. From Phuket, the resort is most often accessed by private helicopter.How's the water? Utterly private. Few hotel pools are as impressive as the one outside of your private villa, at 200 feet long. You'll never have to fight for lap lanes, however, as this baby is for you and you only (no worries, your neighbors all have their own, too). And it's trs private in other respects, as lush tropical landscaping prevents voyeurs from spying on any wet-and-wild goings-on. The pool ledges are smooth and rounded all the better for comfy canoodling.The poolside tipple: Since this is the region where part of Man With a Golden Gun was filmed, follow Mr. Bond with a martini, shaken not stirred.The hotel: A great mix of seclusion and service, the 56 new villas all come with a butler to play Jeeves when you need him around and who swiftly slips away when you want to be deux. The villas are so well kitted out that many couples never leave them. But there's also a two-level wine cellar, a spa, and sunken bars where you can sip cocktails and survey the iconic limestone outcroppings that jut out of the ocean."-Worlds Sexiest Pools 2008, www.concierge.com
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