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A prestigious hotel with a proud history
There are many tales to tell about Les Trois Rois. The guest book reads like a “Who’s who” of world history. Napoleon, Elizabeth II, Pablo Picasso, Thomas Mann and many other leading figures have enjoyed the hotel’s legendary hospitality. And this will remain so as long as the Three Kings adorn the facade: Basel’s Grand Hotel will continue to be a home from home for many famous guests.

Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois (English: Hotel of the Three Kings) in Basel, until 1986 usually identified by its German-language name, Hotel drei Könige, is sometimes cited as one of Switzerland’s oldest hotels. It is located on the left bank of the Rhine, a few paces downstream of the city’s first bridge across the river.

Long tradition and much luxury distinguish this hotel. From the moment you arrive and your car is valet-parked to the moment you leave you always feel pampered. Check-in was extremly fast and by the time we arrived at the room the bags were already put in the room. (within less than 4 minutes). A great view over the rhine river and all most modern features are available. There is a floor heater in the chic bathroom, all high-tech B&O music and TV equipment, a free minibar, free internet and much more. The bar was voted to Basel’s most popular bar in 2015.

There are 2 restaurants, the Brasserie which offers a wide choice of swiss and french food with a great view (14 gaut-millau points) suits all tastes. The Cheval Blanc with Chef Peter Knogl just reached it’s 3rd Michelin Star as well as 19 gaut-millau points is probably the best french haute cuisine restaurants in Basel. A enormous wine selection and a cigar lounge are also available.

The Les Trois Rois Grand Hotel in Basel is the finest hotel the city has to offer with world class service, fantasic staff and a beautiful view day and night.

I can highly recomend the hotel for a wonderful stay in Basel. (Prepare to book early during the watch fairs)

http://www.lestroisrois.com

Dolder ZŸrich

The Dolder Grand (formerly known as Grand Hotel Dolder) is a 5 star superior hotel in Zürich. Built in 1899, the hotel is located on Adlisberg hill, spreading out over 40’000 m². The hotel offers 173 rooms and suites, two restaurants, a bar, 13 conference rooms and a 4’000 m² Spa.

The hotel is connected to central Zurich by road, and by the Dolderbahn rack railway, which has its upper terminus next to the hotel complex.

The Hotel was closed from 2004-2008 for an extensive renovation which cost about 440 Mio swiss francs according to the owner himself. Famous architect Norman Foster was leading the project.

The rooms are all very modern with top notch features, a great view of the city, the golf course, lake of zurich and the alps. The marble bathrooms are generously sized and feature towel and bathroob heating facilites which I found kind of fancy and liked it very much.

The state-of-the-art spa is a huge and holistic venue, probably one of the biggest hotel spa’s that I have ever seen. There is everything you might be looking for including a very quiet and nice meditation room.

The hotel restaurants are excellent, garden restaurant is famous for sunday brunch and “THE RESTAURANT” just got his 2nd Michelin star.

Definately the hotel in Zurich with the most magnificent view. If you have time and not need to stay downtown the Dolder Grand Hotel is “the” place to stay. I can only highly recommend it to all sofisticated travelers outhere.

https://www.thedoldergrand.com/en.html

The Kameha Grand Hotel opened its doors in May 2015. It is located right between Zurich Airport and Zurich downtown. There is a tramstop right outside the hotel which can bring you conveniently to both destinations. A shuttle and limousine service is also availble. (Glattpark area where lots of large companies such as Google Europe, GE Europe, Microsoft, Kraft/Suchard food and many more are located)

The Kameha Grand hotel is unique in style, has an impressive architecture and a extraordinary design. All is designed by Marcel Wanders and very unconventional but with plenty elements that remind you where you are, Switzerland and Zurich.

There are a few themed suites, such as  the Diva Suite, James Bond Suite and  a Fitness Suite among others. Lots of very high tech design and features. Oversized large bathrooms.

The Hotel features a bar, where hundreds of gold coins are refering to the name: Puregold Bar. There is a shisha and a smokers lounge. The restaurant L’Unico features daily fresh pasta and a large sunday brunch. Restaurant Yu Nijo with chef Normal Fisher mixes french cuisine and asian dishes and was  just rewarded with  a michelin star.

A gym room and a spa are available with a very stylish lounge to relax.

All over the hotel you will find IPAD’s ready to leave your message to the managment right on the spot. You can rate and comment directly.

The hotel staff is very helpful and friendly and ready to help in any way they can.

If you are looking for a luxury hotel which is extraordinary and varies a lot from most big or chain hotels the Kameha Grand is the place to stay. Their motto is “Life is Grand” and you can really feel it when you stay there.

WILLKOMMEN IM KAMEHA

Many things have been writen about the Peninsula Bangkok already. After a few visits to the PBK since it’s opening in 1998 I can only underline the high consistency of top service, which still makes the PBK to be one of the world’s top ten hotel.

The rooms are still in great condition with it’s classic chic and top-notch technical features. The rooms and suites are beautifully decorated in a contemporary style and tastefully appointed. Whether you are here for leisure or business the accommodation lets you unwind, offering you a comfy and cozy stay in the bustling city of Bangkok.

The bathrooms are oversized with a separate shower, bathtub with TV and 2 washbasins.

The hotel has 5 restaurants, a beautiful 88-meter tiered swimming pool with sun loungers, thai sala’s and a whirlpool.

The spa at the hotel offers full body treatments, massages and facials. In February 2010 the spa was voted in the top ten spas in Asia and in 2008 it was placed number 5 by Travel and Leisure Magazine.

The is a free shuttle boat service to the Peninsula pier, Sapan Thaksin pier (BTS) and to the Asiatique Night Market.

The staffs performs a high level service and you can feel that they are well trained and coached by the mostly swiss/german management team of the hotel.

Excellent and high degree service hotel on the riverbank of Chao Praya River!

http://bangkok.peninsula.com/en/default

wonderful room

extremly spacious bathroom with jacuzzi

Harvey’s point Hotel is located on beautiful lough eske. The hotel is a first class property pleasantly decorated in a classic style with excellent service from all the staff members. Everybody was courteous and helpful.

I stayed in a executive suite which was extremly spacious and well appointed, featuring a hallway, a dressing room and a kitchen cabinet. The master room was lavish and noble featuring oversized beds and daybed plus a a sofa and a nice sitting area by the window with a small table.

The bathroom was huge in size with a jacuzzi tub, a make up table, 2 sinks and the biggest shower that i have ever seen including a rain shower head.

The hotel has a very large bar, a library/gallery with cozy sitting area and a grand restaurant which serves a wonderful breakfast as well as a culinary high standing fine cuisine.

I had a four course menu and each and every dish was delicately decorated and tasted mouthwatering.

Harvey’s point hotel is a true gem in the north of Ireland.

http://www.harveyspoint.com