Ever walk into a hotel and instantly feel transported to another time and place? That’s the power of an iconic hotel. ⭐️The Carlyle in NYC ⭐️The Beverly Hills Hotel ⭐️Claridge's London ⭐️The Ritz Paris These hotels aren't just about luxury - they also share a powerful secret: authenticity. These iconic hotels deliver genuine experiences steeped in history, creating a palpable energy that resonates with guests. And many employees work there for decades, demonstrating loyalty and devotion. In a world obsessed with trends, they prove that timeless character is the true mark of luxury. What are your thoughts on the importance of authenticity in the hospitality industry? What do you think makes a hotel iconic?
Hotel del Coronado in SD so iconic, also Hotel Monteleone in NOLA - hello? carousel in the lobby!
Stayed at the The Beverly Hills Hotel a few years ago. Very cool location. They had the pool closed due to them filming a TV series.
I so agree! I’ve stayed at a couple of the hotels you mentioned and we just spent a week at the Greenbrier in West Virginia. The character and atmosphere were all of the things you describe above, making for an amazing experience.
OOOOO thanks! I am adding these to my wish list!
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5moHow do you think a newer hotel should work to create the type of authentic experience you're describing here? Claridges has had some 212 years of advantage to build up their vibe. It's almost cheating!