Top Hotels In Europe

A wonderful hotel you can stay while in Rome is just a short walk from the terminal to the Hilton Rome Airport hotel via moving walkway, and Rome, the Eternal City, is just 30 minutes away by free shuttle service. You can work in the business center and use any of the 21 meeting rooms with wireless internet access, book the congress center or unwind in the Executive Lounge.

Avail of other amenities such as the indoor pool with outdoor deck, Jacuzzi, gym and kids’ play area. Nearby the hotel, visit the famous Ostia Antica’s ruins, the beach and the Parco Leonardo cinema complex. Your visit in Rome would not be complete unless you have seen the historic Rome attractions like the Colisseum and the Vatican which just 18 miles away from the hotel.

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Holiday Inn Florence is conveniently located in the southern residential area of Florence. It is near the exit Florence South (Firenze Sud) of Motorway A1, direction ‘Viale Europa’ and is only 15 minutes from the fascinating city centre. The hotel is a modern building with 92 rooms to accommodate its guests and visitors, comfortable and completely refurbished. It is elegantly furnished which can be ideal for business and leisure. It is suitable for guests who loves to spend relaxing moments during their vacation.

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You can relax in the heart of London’s West End and enjoy a lavish “Urban Spa” at London Sanderson Hotel. It offers a retreat for guests from the bustle of the city into a world of fantasy and wellbeing. The famous landmarked 50′s building has been transformed by Philippe Starck into a surreal Cocteau-like dream world with a lushly landscaped interior courtyard garden to complement the atmosphere. You can also enjoy dining at Suka, a restaurant by Zac Pelaccio, and relax in the extensive facilities of the renowned Agua Spa.

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From the remains of ancient castles, a romantic getaway, a perfect wedding setting, unforgettable honeymoon, close to famous golf courses, beach resorts, convention centers, downtowns, fashion districts, ski resorts, and main attractions of famous landmarks, each boutique hotel in our collection offers the perfect location and infrastructure to fit each client need. Our luxury hotels offers the latest in technology and facilities for b2b group meetings or just a simple travel experience.

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Say it with me now, Hotel La Scalinatella—”Little Stairway.” Yes, hard to spell and pronounce, but by golly wow, Conde Naste Traveler’s readers has rated this Italian hotel a perfect 100% out of all the hotels in Europe. It ranked best in food, rooms, design, service, and location. Let’s check some of them out.

Excellence in all standards is a bar very few hotels can ever reach. According to the article, the distinction of the hotel starts when a Mercedes picks you up from the airport. Once you arrive, you’ll notice that the architecture shows a Moorish influence, where white is the prominent color. The room’s panoramic terraces usually face Capri and the sea. The room itself is considered as luxurious and modern. You had better secure a reservation as early as possible though, there’s only 30 rooms available in this hotel and it’s only open from Easter to October.

It may not be owned by any prominent Hotel Company, but it sure does the job better. For more info on please go to their website.

If you’re planning to go to Paris and looking for a hotel near the world-famous Champs-Elysées, think of Four Seasons Hotel George V. Opened in 1928, this 245-roomed hotel is considered to be one of the most prestigious hotels in all of Paris.

This is one big hotel. The rooms are considered to be some of the largest rooms among all the hotels in Paris. Ranging from 420 to 4,000 square feet. The employees to serve the guests are large in numbers as well; staff ratio is two to one guest.

Another reason this hotel is known for, is its restaurant, the two-starred Michelin, Le Cinq. It was voted as 28^th best in the world in 2007. For a more romantic view, it’s recommended that you take your tea with your loved one at the La Galerie.

Clearly a hotel with class. More info on their site here.

This famous Hilton Imperial is built from scratch as it restored and salvageable from the Dubrovnik’s historic, 19th-century Imperial and graft a modern hotel onto the base. Every detail has been delicately made to provide guests a perfect experience. Whether you hail from America or Azerbaijan or from any part of the globe, you’ll be treated as an honored guest.

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Ever wondered what a prince’s city palace would look like? No, don’t climb over the Buckingham Palace gates, just hop on over to another one of Travel and Leisure’s Top European Hotel, The Hotel Imperial. Located in Vienna, Austria, this five-star, 138-roomed hotel was once the home of the Prince of Württemberg. After living there for five years, he didn’t like his new home and he sold it off. Well, one man’s garbage is another man’s treasure.

So what’s so great about it? Some of it’s more famous (and other infamous) former guests were Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, Emperor Franz Joseph, and the current Emperor and Empress of Japan. The hotel also specializes in the Tart Imperial, a tasty pastry dish that has an expiration date of two months.

Next time, you feel the need to dwell in a former Prince’s home, look no further than the Hotel Imperial. More info on their official site here.

Considered by Travel and Leisure as the hotel to go to in London, The Milestone Hotel, is known for it’s local feel, exposing guests to the best hospitality the English can give. This five-star, 57-roomed hotel is located in the heart of London, just overlooking Kensington Palace, and a few minutes from the Royal Albert Hall.

It’s a great place for travelers. For those who can’t leave their technology behind, there’s are Bose I-Pods, docking stations, and free WiFi within the hotel. Weary and need a place to relax? It has a heated resistance pool, gym, sauna, and treatment room as well. If you brought your kids with you, no need to worry as they have child minding services available.

It maybe considered small, but it provides more than most large hotels. You can go to their website for more details.

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The Hotel Sezz is situated in the 16th so off the compressed track but right by the Seine with an astounding view of the Eiffel Tower. It’s in a calm side street opposite delightful apartments with geranium decorated balconies, extremely French. It’s boutique and designer with chic but comfortable rooms. My friend’s room had a Japanese bath (beautiful but not terribly practical) removed from the bedroom by a full length glass wall. Bathroom products are Kiels and they’re generous with them too. Being slightly off the main drag you will need to get taxis into town (10 minutes, 18 Euros at most).

What actually sets the Sezz apart are the charming people who run it. Magali was controling things when we stayed and is a total happiness. She speaks excellent English and helps with any request. Whilst there I was taken ill (entirely my own fault, I wasn’t well when I left the UK but thought it would get better). I needed a doctor to be called to the hotel and Louis the night manager was wonderful, taking care of everything calmly and efficiently. Without doubt the team at Sezz are the most charming and helpful I’ve come across, not just in Paris but in my recent experience of hotels. It’s chic, reasonably priced and with lovely staff, do try it.