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The Luxury Collection: Hotel Secrets

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The seventh volume in The Luxury Collection series, The Luxury Hotel Secrets discovers the hidden stories of the worlds most beautiful destinations. Showcasing a curation of exclusive sights, decadent flavors, and unparalleled history, explore the unique experiences that make each Luxury Collection property truly distinct. Sleep in Frank Sinatras private suite at the Castillo Hotel Son Vidal, relish the rare volumes of Hotel Augustines thirteenth century library, and order sweets from the chefs secret menu at Domes Miramare; behind each Luxury Collection property is a story closely connected to the culture and people of its city. Uncover the secrets of each destination and draw exceptional insights from travel tastemakers such as artist Donald Robertson, fashion mogul Laure Heriard Dubreuil, designer Waris Ahluwalia, and photographer Claiborne Swanson Frank. The Luxury Collection is an ensemble of more than one hundred fifteen of the worlds finest hotels and resorts, each noteworthy for its architecture, art, furnishings, and amenities. Sharing a dedication to immaculate service and comfort, each property has a unique heritage inextricably tied to its destination. Curated for their spirit of diversity and genre, each Luxury Collection property has a story to tell. 192 pages Hardback Published by Assouline Measures 7.5in x 10.9in x 0.9in; weighs 2.0lbs Made in Italy Your account will be credited within 48 hours after this item ships. The Account Credit is not valid for prior purchases or balances and must be used within sixty (60) calendar days after the Account Credit is deposited into your account (the "Account Credit Period"). Upon expiration of the applicable Account Credit Period any unused Account Credit will automatically expire.

200 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 2020

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