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Chateau De Mirambeau

Please note: Chateau de Mirambeau is closed November through February. This Renaissance-style castle looks like a vision from a storybook, all cylindrical towers topped with spires, half of it from the 17th century and the rest dating back to the 12th. And the surroundings are n...

Chateau Les Crayeres

This magnificent wedding cake of a chateau was once owned by Madame Pommery, that vivacious lady whose name, in the world of champagne, rivals that of the old widow Clicquot herself. And even now, Les Crayères is the essence of Champagne country. The parkland on which it sits is meticulously scul...

Chateau Marmont

Please note: Two-night minimum on the weekends for Bungalows, cottages, premier cottages, premier suites, 2 bedroom suites and Penthouses.Of all the haunted hotels, the Chateau Marmont has to be the most glamorous. Located on LA's Sunset Strip, it is where Clark Gable and Jean Harlow got s...

China World Hotel, Beijing

Though you’d never guess it from the vaguely institutional name, the China World Hotel is actually a Shangri-La property — with all the luxury trappings that high-end brand entails. Located in the diplomatic precinct, its United Nations-inspired exterior doesn’t promise a whole lot of style, but ...

Chromata

High above the sea, at the highest point of Santorini’s volcanic caldera, Chromata would be remarkable enough for the view alone. In fact some of Santorini’s hotels stop with the view, perhaps reasoning that any attempts at arresting interior design would be overshadowed by the natura...

Ciragan Palace Kempinski Istanbul

Since the sixteenth century a number of palaces have stood on this spot, an unparalleled location amid lush gardens at the edge of the scenic Bosphorus. And perhaps in a bid to halt the seemingly endless series of razings and rebuildings, the Ciragan Palace hotel has chosen a novel method for upd...

Citizenm Hotel Amsterdam Airport

The idea of the airport hotel has certainly changed. Of course it needed to: just the phrase “airport hotel” has become a sort of punchline, a phrase we use to describe the worst kind of hotel. But CitizenM has its own Facebook page. The other airport hotels just want you to check out on time, wi...

Clarion Collection Opera Pavillon (Ex-Pavillon De Paris)

In an elegant and contemporary design, the Pavillon de Paris opened its doors on December 24th 1999 after long months of renovation. Situated in the heart of Paris, where business and tourism flourishes, everything has been conceived to satisfy the needs of the modern businessman and the refined tra...

Claska

Not available online; for reservations please email customerservice@tablethotels.com It is virtually impossible to get a room at Claska — it’s got just twelve rooms, nine Western and three in traditional tatami style, and t...

Clayoquot Wilderness Resort - Bedwell River

Please note: Clayoquot Wilderness Resort - Bedwell River is open May 14th through September 30th. The resort only takes arrivals on Thursdays and Sundays and has a 3 night minimum stay policy. The two best words to describe the Clayoquot Wilderness Resort? “Rustic” and “luxuriou...

Clift Hotel

Once San Francisco’s grandest old-fashioned luxury hotel, the century-old Clift underwent a thorough re-imagining at the hands of Philippe Starck, who has transformed its faded Victorian elegance into its nearest modern equivalent — all black, ivory and steely grey, with rich textures in hardwood...

Club Tapiz

Foreigners curious about South America have been making the pilgrimage to Buenos Aires for years, but the wine capital of Mendoza is now emerging as an equally popular destination. The air is dry, the grapes are flourishing, the Andes rise dramatically at the city’s edge, and the accommodations g...

Colona Castle Manor House

It’s not much of a castle, really, and not quite a manor house either — but Colona Castle’s name, in any case, puts the right sort of picture in your head. You don’t come to Cape Town for outrageous, cutting-edge design, but for the classic good life — traditional architecture, old-fashioned hosp...

Colony Palms Hotel

There are two ways to go with the rehabilitation of a classic motor inn like the Thirties Spanish-style Colonial House. Keep it simple, cheap and funky, smoothing out the rough edges while making the most of the place’s built-in charm. Or else do what the owners of the Colony Palms did: turn it i...

Color Design Hotel

It’s perhaps a bit ironic, unless you’re quite up to speed on additive color theory, that the first impression of a place called Color Design Hôtel should be predominantly white. But as a palate (or palette) cleanser, white is the obvious choice — and as a contrast to the relatively grit...

Commune By The Great Wall Kempinski

The Commune by the Great Wall Kempinski is most often described as an architectural museum, a design exhibition, an exercise in cutting-edge modernism — architourists travel from all over the world to walk its polished wood and stone halls and admire the work of two dozen of Asia’s leading archit...