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If you think your neighbor’s holiday lighting spectacle is an exercise in excess, wait till you see the world’s largest LED project, recently completed in Abu Dhabi.Created by Asymptote Architecture with lighting design by Arup,
The Yas Hotel is a wrapped with a sparkling shell composed of more than 5,300 diamond-shaped panels bristling with over 5,000 LED fixtures. The curvilinear field of lights is capable of running color-changing light sequences and can even display low-res three-dimensional videos.
Aš. THE TABLE BAY HOTEL
The Table Bay Hotel, located on Cape Town’s Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, straddles the antique breakwater and is an architectural masterpiece, capturing the essence of the enchanting Cape, the Victorian elegance of yesterday, combined with the contemporary design of today. It is in perfect harmony with the backdrop of Table Mountain, the historic working harbour and the yacht bay.
Within only six months of its official opening, the Table Bay Hotel was accorded top global honours with its admittance to the prestigious Leading Hotels of the World, joining the ranks of only 308 other premier hotels in 68 countries.
The Table Bay Hotel has been named the number one hotel in Africa by the readers of Condé Nast Traveler Magazine in its 20th annual Reader’s Choice Awards. The hotel also garnered a ranking of #8 in the world over-all in the prestigious poll published in the November 2007 issue.
II. MOST EXPENSIVE HOTEL IN THE WORLD
MOST EXPENSIVE HOTEL IN THE WORLD
MOST EXPENSIVE HOTEL IN THE WORLD
MOST EXPENSIVE HOTEL IN THE WORLD
MOST EXPENSIVE HOTEL IN THE WORLD
MOST EXPENSIVE HOTEL IN THE WORLD
If you’re looking for the ultimate baller vacation, we’d recommend looking into the Emirates Palace Hotel in Abu Dhabi, where a week-long stay will set you back a whopping $1 million.
So what perks come included in a week long stay at the world’s most expensive hotel? For starters, the Palace Suite package includes first-class airline tickets, a chauffeur-driven Maybach for the week, a personal butler, and daily spa treatments. For those looking to leave the hotel grounds, Emirates Palace Director of Sales and Marketing, Janet Abrahams, notes that the package can be tailored to “include day trips by private jet to Iran to create your own hand-made Persian carpet from the most exclusive and well-renowned maker, to Dead Sea in Jordan to experience the famous sea and the afternoon Anantara Spa treatment in the Kempinski Hotel Ishtar, to Bahrain for a deep sea pearl diving experience. Your pearl will then be set in unique hand-designed jewelery. And, throughout your excursions, your Emirates Palace butler will be there to guide and assist you.” Golf, deep sea fishing, perfume making, and various desert and island tours are also available as activity options.
Luxury gifts included with the package include Emirates Palace gold champagne, the rarest pearls in the world from Robert Wang, and a selection from Holland Sporting Guns. For $1 million we’d expect you to get the entire hotel. Unfortunately, you’re suite will is limited to only about 7,300 square feet. Still, the bragging rights alone would be pretty baller.
