Staying in an Old Winches? Yes, This is a Luxury Hotel, Harbour Crane Hotel

>> Tuesday, 1 November 2011

You know the usual winches used for building construction? It appeared in the Netherlands, cranes turned into hotels. Operating heavy machinery is not an activity you want to do on the weekends. However, for a hotel that is unique, the cranes are considered able to add the sale price of the scenery.

Guests staying at Harbour Crane Hotel in Harlingen, in the north of the Netherlands, will be in a room that can be rotated 360 degrees. The ability to spin it to make room guests can enjoy a complete panorama of the Wadden Sea.

Derrick was about an 50-year-old has more than 45 meters high. This means, cranes are taller than the building of five floors. Although he was already old, cranes were still working fine. Only, visitors can not lift spindles. Indeed, in its heyday, the machine is usually operated crane to lift the wooden stick until he retired in the late '90s era.

The room could only fit two people. Do not underestimate older cranes converted into the hotel room. Therefore, temperature control room is equipped with a computer-controlled, high-tech lamps, king-sized bed, flat screen TV, and elevator access.

Meanwhile, a breakfast hosted by the hotel maid every morning via a special elevator. If weather permits, guests can sunbathe on the roof-shaped terrace to relax. Mini hotel is managed by husband and wife Carla Comello and Willem Koornstra. Carla says guests can choose freely scene they want, whether it's panoramic views out to sea or towards the city and harbor.

"Both are very spectacular. One seat, single lever, and you can rotate 360 ​​degrees and swivel and turn on! You like manipulating panoramic view, day or night, very impressive," said Carla. While Willem added that all hotel guests loved their experiences during the stay. For them, he added, is a very special experience and they have never seen a similar hotel with Harbour Crane Hotel.

"When you look out the window, which you see is the sea and the sea. As if you were floating on the water," he said. Willem tells the origin of the derrick. He said before converted into hotels, cranes it had to be destroyed. He was grateful to take a decision to change the old crane into hotel rooms.

"Now I look for things that were beautiful and I am glad it can still be there because of our decision," he said. Derrick was built in 1967 and nicknamed "the spider". Guests who want to feel the sensation to stay at cranes need to spend a little inside. It costs about 260 poundsterling, or more than 300 US dollars per night.

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The World's Most Expensive Hotel

>> Monday, 31 October 2011

Have you ever thought of staying at a hotel with room rates of USD65,000 just for one night. That's not a hoax, it really exists. However, this is special for those deep pockets.

Located in Geneva, Switzerland, The Royal Penthouse Suite at President Wilson Hotel overlooks the beautiful Lake Geneva. Staying at this hotel, you are guaranteed an unforgettable experience. Not to mention other forms of luxury that guests will be obtained. Not surprisingly, this room is the most expensive hotel room in the world.

It was in Geneva. In Las Vegas is also have a very expensive inn. Luxury villa owned by the founder of Playboy, Hugh Hefner has a large bed that can be twisted around. It's up to the guests played anywhere they liked, could be to the west, east, south or north.

Here is a list of most expensive hotels in the world:

1. The Ritz Carlton Suite, The Ritz Carlton Moscow last USD16,500 per night
The hotel offers views of St. Basil's Cathedral, the Kremlin, and the famous Red Square. Enjoy the marble bathroom, old furniture that was made to honor the history of Russia, and a giant living room complete with grand piano, library, offices and meeting rooms. You can also receive access to Club Lounge with five types of food and drinks in a day. Floor rooms are also always warmed to keep the legs from the cold winter.

2. Royal Armleder Suite, Le Richemond Genewa USD18.900 per night.
Talking about luxury in Switzerland. Room 2476 square meters is the answer. These rooms offer views of the Alps and the old town of Geneva. The bathroom was made ​​of the best products flown in from Italy. Tenteramnya maximum comfort.

3. Royal Suite, Burj Al Arab Dubai - US$ 19.600 per night
Hotels with a fairly high price of U.S. $ 19,600 a night it makes you enjoy more comfort than any other middle eastern people. There are only 2 Royal suites on the 25th floor. You can enjoy stunning ocean views, private meeting rooms, private elevator and access to a private helipad.

4. The Vendome Suite, Park Hyatt Vendome Paris-US$ 20.000 per night
One of the best hotels in Paris. Suit Vendome is located on the fifth floor at the Park Hyatt overlooking the Rue de la Paix. Spaces that highlight the convenience of a bathroom is equipped with steam (steam), and the spa for a massage table. You can also enjoy the songs on Bang & Olufsen sound system and can warble on twitter preach your location with high speed internet connection.

5. The Bridge Suite, The Atlantis, Bahama US$ 22.000 per night
The Bridge Inn at Atlantis is a bridge that connects the two Royal tower and provide views of every corner of the resort. Ceiling decorated with gold features, comes with butler service, bed linens with hand painting, and two large bedrooms. Beautiful bathrooms made ​​of marble, with dolphins accesories.

6. The Ritz Carlton Suite, Ritz Carlton Tokyo, US$ 25.000 per night
7. The Penthouse The Setai, Pantai Selatan Miami, US$ 30.000 per night
8. Villa La Cupola Suite, Westin Excelsior, Roma, US$ 31.000 per night
9. The Royal Villa, Grand Resort Lagonissi, Athena, US$ 32.000 per night
10. The Presidential Suite, Hotel Cala di Volpe, Costa Smeralda Sardinia, US$ 34.000 per night

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